On 24 March, Católica Porto Business School, in partnership with the Seal Group, hosted another edition of Beyond Business, a luncheon-debate that brought...
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa opened applications on 23 March for its scholarship programme aimed at refugee students. In total, 15 places are...
Three students from the Undergraduate Programme in Economics at Católica Porto Business School have been selected to represent the School in the national...
INDASA, a Portuguese company headquartered in Aveiro with a strong international presence, exporting to more than 100 countries, is the latest member of...
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa has launched the 360º Capacitar programme – Management Training for IPSS, an initiative aimed at Private Social...
Católica Porto Business School is excited to announce its 2026 International Summer School Programmes , giving students from around the world the chance...
As part of its close links with the business and technology ecosystem, Católica Porto Business School organised a study visit to CEiiA, in Matosinhos,...
On 5 March, Católica Porto Business School held the 12th edition of the Career Day for Undergraduates & Master’s, an initiative designed to bring the...
Católica Porto Business School hosted, on 4 March, the conference “The challenges and opportunities for Portuguese wine in the luxury segment” , organised...
"The consumer of 2026 is no longer the optimistic shopper of previous years; they are a more cautious economic actor, who assesses the logistical risks before opening their wallet". Read here (available in Portuguese) the latest opinion piece by Susana...
Who is the target audience for the Executive Course in Luxury Management at Católica Porto Business School? And what are the lecturers looking for? Mónica Seabra Mendes, the programme director, explains. “There are far more opportunities than could have...
At the ESG Talks conference, held at Católica Porto Business School, business leaders argued that the topic is no longer merely a reporting exercise but has come to influence strategic decisions. Ana Borges, Isabel Barros, João Diogo Marques da Silva and...
In the current context of the war in Iran, Católica Porto Business School has been invited by various media outlets to comment on the conflict and its impacts. Yesterday, João Pinto , the school's director, appeared on the Portuguese news channel NOW and...
"War, even when it takes place thousands of kilometres away, can quickly turn into an inflationary shock in Europe and, of course, pose an additional challenge for monetary policy." Read the latest opinion piece by João Pinto , Dean of Católica Porto...
Paulo Alves , Vice Dean of Católica Porto Business School, appeared on NOW to discuss the economic effects of the conflict. “We are already seeing the first effects on inflation. The war is unlikely to end in the coming days, and these impacts will...
"The conflict in the Middle East has escalated significantly over the past week. Geopolitical risk is causing deep unease in the financial markets. (...) Focusing on the stock market, what does the empirical evidence tell us about the dynamics of returns...
The Dean of Católica Porto Business School, João Pinto , appeared live on CNN Portugal this morning. "What we are experiencing is a geopolitical shock that has quickly turned into an energy and financial shock’ and will have global impacts, with...
Read here the article published in Human about one of our Executive Immersive Weeks, "Leading Businesses in Global Disruption": "During this immersive week, each student will familiarise themselves with analytical tools and study cases to better...
"Many leaders around the world have a distorted view of reality; they live in a bubble. To escape the dangers this entails, they must promote critical thinking among their team members. And listen actively, removing the barriers of power". Read here (...
