Work: Executive education news in Portugal

ISEG Executive Education has a new board that aims to strengthen ties with companies

ISEG Executive Education has a new board of directors, which aims to strengthen the school's connection to companies and focus on executive training that is 'more oriented towards skills, transformation, and impact.' The new president is Luís Vaz Henriques, who has over three decades of professional experience in technology, consulting, and banking.

ICCI Partners with Portugal's Porto Business School to Open New Trade & Executive Learning Corridor

The Diplomatic Insight4 Sept

APROSE and Católica confirm postgraduate insurance course for September

Católica-Lisbon SBE, in partnership with Católica Porto Business School and APROSE, the association representing insurance brokers in Portugal, has confirmed the 2026/2027 edition of the Postgraduate Programme in Management for Insurance Agents and Brokers, an executive programme aimed at strengthening the management, leadership, and digital transformation skills of professionals.

The explosion of executive education in Portugal

An analysis of the rapid growth and increasing demand for executive training programmes within the Portuguese market.

Jornal Económico14 Jun

Porto Business School prepares new edition of luxury management programme

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.

Portugal is a global force in the top 100 for executive education

Portugal has secured a prominent position among the world's top 100 institutions for executive training programs.

Jornal Económico18 May

Portugal now has six schools among the best in the world for executive education. There is a newcomer in the Financial Times ranking

Six Portuguese institutions have been recognised in the latest Financial Times executive education ranking, featuring one new entry.

RHmagazine18 May

Portugal now has six schools among the world's best in executive education. Católica Porto makes its debut in the ranking

Six Portuguese business schools are now featured in the global rankings for executive education, with Católica Porto appearing on the list for the first time.

Executive MBA: being ranked first brings responsibility

Rankings help because they take schools out of their domestic comfort zone. They place them alongside the best. They ask them: what impact do you have?

Católica launches 4th edition of programme focused on AI agents in the insurance sector

The 4th edition of the 'Innovation and Transformation in Insurance' programme, from the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics | Executive Education, will focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and generative AI, as well as AI agents and their application in the insurance sector's value chain. The start date is scheduled for 19 May.

Católica Porto trains executives in leadership and risk management and takes them to Mount Kilimanjaro

Training executives with leadership skills, decision-making capacity, and risk management in a 'real and demanding context' that involves making decisions under pressure. This is the purpose of the new executive program from Católica Porto Business School, which, in addition to masterclasses, will include an expedition to Tanzania, comparing the climb of Mount Kilimanjaro...

Porto Business School's online MBA is now the sixth best in the world

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.