Rui Soucasaux Sousa , Full Professor at Católica Porto Business School, is a co-editor of a special issue of the Journal of Operations Management focused...
Raquel Campos Franco, professor and researcher at Católica Porto Business School, is part of the new team at the Portuguese Red Cross in Porto, alongside...
The 3rd Conference on “Artificial Intelligence: Crossed Perspectives on Ethics, Law and Technology” took place on 17 March in an online format, bringing...
This Tuesday, Católica Porto Business School opened its doors to secondary school students and their families for another edition of the Open Day , an...
Named UCP2 Mental Health , this is the integrated system of mental health and well-being activities and services at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa...
The academic excellence of Católica Porto Business School is once again recognised internationally. Our alumnae Beatriz Ponte da Silva and Joana Kanda...
This Wednesday, Católica Porto Business School organised another Career Day, an essential event for connecting our students to the business world. At a...
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) in Porto recently received a visit from Ilídio Pinho, businessman, president of the Ilídio Pinho Foundation and...
The winning project, among 25 other competitors, is called “Finanças em Ação” (Finance in Action) and consists of an interactive digital game designed to...
The World Footwear Yearbook (WFY), a global statistical study on the footwear industry produced by CEGEA (Consulting Unit in Management and Applied Economics at Católica Porto Business School) for APICCAPS , was recently mentioned in a Financial Times...
"In this context, joining the soft-girls trend is tempting and appears to be a good choice: life is easier. And the carefully edited images on social media show beautiful, well-groomed, smiling and ‘quiet’ women - as many still want them to be." Read...
"Business schools and academics need to pay more attention to the risks of bad leadership, rather than just training and educating for ‘successful’ leadership." Read here the latest opinion article by Arménio Rego , full professor and director of Lead...
"Who loses? Portugal and democracy: what seemed to be typical of extremist parties has migrated to the centre parties. We can see the consequences in the US." Read here the most recent opinion article by Alberto Castro , invited Full Professor at...
"We want the MBA to also be a source of joy and well-being, challenging students to take part in team building activities and moments of personal development", says the dean of Católica Porto Business School, João Pinto , for the new article in Jornal de...
"The government and political parties must recognise that without stability and a real commitment to structural reforms, Portugal risks falling behind in a Europe that is already struggling to grow". Read here the most recent opinion article by João...
"For years now, ‘diversity’ (alone or in combination with equity and inclusion, in other words: DEI) has become a buzzword. It has been instrumentalised to convey a narrative aimed at attracting and retaining ‘talent’, generating a good reputation with...
"Almost all of our Master's graduates get a job in their field within a few months of finishing their course, many even before they finish (...) in the case of postgraduate courses, most of them get promotions or change jobs straight after graduating",...
"Since 1974, we've been living in the foam of the days without any strategic vision... a symptom of this is the evolution and contribution of the capital stock to GDP, which has shown increasingly lower and even negative values in recent years." Read the...
"Studies on the role of management reveal certain regularities. Two of them have a common denominator: family businesses and public companies tend to perform worse than other companies." Read here the most recent opinion article by Alberto Castro ,...
