The two colleges, the Portuguese rose in the list from the Financial Times. Porto Business School is also part of the choices
Portugal has three colleges of economy in the ranking of the Financial Times, which tested 90 european schools of business. Two are in the Top 25: Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics and the Nova School of Business and Economics. Both occupy the 23.Th place of the list, which is complete with the Porto Business School at 62.St place. The best business school in europe is the London Business School (United Kingdom), which occupies the top spot for the third consecutive year. The podium is completed with the HEC Paris (second place) and the Insead (third), both French.
The three representatives of the Portuguese are all repeaters in the ranking. And the two best national colleges were able to climb on the list in comparison to the last two years. The Catholic church occupied in the past year to 26.Th position (had been 25.ª in 2014), while the New rose five places (28.Nd in 2015 and in 2014). The general results is based on the average of the results obtained in five areas: MBA full time, MBA part-time programmes, open executive education, custom programs of executive education, and msc in management.
“it Is proud to achieve this prestigious rating. Católica-Lisbon was the pioneer in Portugal in recognition of the Financial Times, has led this ranking is very consistent. This result reflects the excellence and the quality of the teaching and research of the faculty, strengthening our commitment to inspire the future of our students,” said Francisco Veloso, director da Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, in a statement.
Daniel Moth, principal of the New School of Business and Economics, highlights the position achieved among the 90 schools evaluated and that is the best position achieved up to now. “It is the result of our focus on internationalization, one of the milestones in the development project of the New ECONOMICS”, stressed the responsible in a statement.
completing the trio is the Porto Business School, which has kept the 62.St place recorded last year, but that represented a decline in relation to 2014, the year in which he held the 59.Th position. Ramon O”Callaghan, managing director of Porto Business School, he was pleased and stressed the fact that in some areas of the college have achieved the best results. “We are very pleased to know that our programs are to climb positions in the rankings. The Porto Business School achieves best results in some of the individual categories in which it is evaluated, when compared with schools that are in the ranking in the highest positions in the general classification,” he said.
The listing of the Financial Times also evaluates the average of salaries three years after the completion of the courses. In the case of the MBA, the full-time either in the New as in the Catholic the salary average is 115 thousand euros per year, the equivalent of 8 thousand euros per month (divided by 14 months). The Porto Business School does not display values in this component. In the best college ranking, London Business School, the average annual salary is of 144 thousand euros (10 thousand euros per month).
In relation to the faculty, another criterion assessed in the New 37% of the teachers are women and 35% are foreigners, enquantona Catholic are 30% and 40%, respectively. Already in college portuense 30% of teachers are women and 7% are foreigners. Already at the London Business School 27% of the teachers are women and 86% are foreigners.
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