Nova School of Business & Economics (Nova SBE) achieved second place in the world ranking of best master's programs, according to the Financial Times. This result was described by the institution's director, Pedro Oliveira, as "a great victory for Portugal," highlighting the international recognition of the work developed by the school.
Pedro Oliveira explained that the differentiation of Nova SBE students results from the strong practical connection to the job market. This connection includes internships in real companies, which students begin undertaking early in their academic training.
The Financial Times ranking evaluates various criteria, including graduate employability, student satisfaction, and faculty quality. The position achieved by Nova SBE positions Portugal among the countries with the best business schools in the world.
This recognition reinforces Nova SBE's strategy of combining rigorous academic training with practical experience, preparing students for the challenges of the global job market.




