Nova School of Business and Economics

Established in 1976, Nova School of Business and Economics (NOVASBE) is the most prestigious business school in Portugal and among the top business schools in Europe, especially in the areas of Economics, Management, and Finance. An influential constituent of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa, the school continues to be a pioneer in European and global teaching techniques and standards. Crucially, the school is also an exclusive member of CEMS, holds an array of key international connections, and is one of the few Triple-Crown accredited (EQUIS, AMBA, and AACSB) business schools in the world, allowing it to have a truly global impact.

In terms of course offerings, the school holds a multitude of world-renowned courses across its various course types. These include: Undergraduate, Master, CEMS Master, International Master, MBA, and PhD programs, in addition to a range of international Executive Education opportunities. Balance is key and is (naturally) provided for Nova’s global cohort, with study being nicely supplemented with state-of-the art facilities on-site; local amenities, including a direct connection to the beach; a variety of student clubs and activities, and the exciting atmosphere of the city of Lisbon itself.

Overall then, with a prestigious worldwide reputation, an innovative and forward-thinking mindset, a range of key connections and learnings from across the globe, its rare Triple-Crown Accreditation, a wealth of internationally-renowned course opportunities, and world-class facilities and amenities, Nova School of Business and Economics is truly a fantastic destination for anyone looking to pursue further study. It is an absolute must for anyone looking to develop their theoretical and real-world knowledge of Economics, Management, and Finance further.

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