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Porto Business School's Global Online MBA has climbed to sixth place in the Financial Times 2026 rankings, securing top global spots for value for money, student satisfaction, and gender diversity.
AESE Business School has opened a new campus in Porto and is already preparing tailored programmes to serve the North of Portugal. The school's dean says Portuguese business leaders value continuous training but, given an economy with “some fragilities,” are often too absorbed in running their companies to commit time to development — a gap AESE aims to bridge through flexible executive education and qualification offerings that support regional business needs and economic resilience.
Católica Porto School of Business and Economics is gaining international prestige in Financial Times rankings by focusing on human-centric development. With a philosophy centered on the 'Irreplaceable Humans' approach, the school combines academic rigor with personalized guidance, achieving high employment rates and significant career progression for its graduates while maintaining strong ties to the city of Porto and the business community.
Porto Business School is launching a new edition of the Advanced Program Leading the Luxury Business, an executive training course aimed at leaders, managers, and specialists who work, or intend to work, in the luxury sector. The programme begins on 21 September and proposes an approach that combines management, culture, brand positioning, and consumer behaviour.
Porto Business School is among the best schools in the world for online executive education. According to this year's Financial Times ranking, the school's Global Online MBA is the sixth best programme of its kind worldwide, having climbed two positions in the table.
