ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management Masters in Management (MiM)
ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management

ISEG - Lisbon School of Economics & Management

Masters in Management (MiM)

Lisbon, Portugal

Master degree

3 semesters

English

Full time

EUR 11,000 **

On-Campus

* 2nd phase : 31/03/25| 3rd phase: 15/05/25

** international students: Total € 11,000 / 1st year: €7,500 / 2nd year: € 3,500| national students: TOTAL € 9,000/ 1st Year: € 6,500 / 2nd Year: € 2,500

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Key Summary

    About : The Masters in Management (MiM) provides a comprehensive foundation in management principles, preparing students for a variety of business roles. This program emphasizes practical learning, equipping students with leadership skills necessary for success in a competitive work environment. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with real-world application, allowing students to navigate complex business challenges effectively.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates of the MiM can pursue various career paths, including roles in management consulting, project management, and operations management. Other opportunities may include positions in marketing, finance, or human resources, as the program equips students with versatile skills relevant across multiple industries.

Why should you pursue a Masters in Management (MiM) at ISEG?

  • The Masters in Management stems from ISEG's mission "to create, share and enhance the social and economic value of knowledge and culture in the fields of Economics, Finance, and Business Sciences, in a context of plurality and assurance of intellectual and scientific freedom, and respect for ethics and social responsibility" and is part of its educational project.
  • On the other hand, this master is built on innovative topics with a strong sustainability orientation and a response to societal challenges. Specific curricular units of this course are Global Goals Awareness Week and Global Goals Action Week.
  • Finally, students have a thorough education in various areas of management, not forgetting technical skills (econometrics, computing, etc.), but focusing special attention on the challenges facing the world and different organizations. The themes of sustainability, technological evolution and geopolitics, and their economic contours will make these future managers able to intervene in purposeful management.

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