Two University of Porto business schools among the best in Europe
FEP and Porto Business School were highlighted in the Financial Times' “European Business School Rankings 2024”

The Faculty of Economics of the University of Porto (FEP) and Porto Business School (PBS) recorded the fourth highest rise in the "European Business School Rankings 2024”, climbing 14 places to the 39th position in this year's edition of the Financial Times ranking.
In the Executive Education categories, PBS ranked 33rd in Custom programmes and 28th in Open, becoming the only school in Portugal with improved results in the latter category. In the Executive MBA category, PBS remains in the 56th position, standing out as the second best national school, while its International MBA climbed four places to 39th, making PBS the only Portuguese institution to record growth in the Full-time MBA category.
FEP's Master in Management ranks 57th in the Masters in Management (MiM) category, standing out as the best course in Portugal in terms of return on academic investment, career progression and gender equality, and further reinforcing the schools' commitment to academic excellence and global impact.
"We are very pleased with these results, which place us among the four business schools with the highest increase in positions in the Financial Times ranking”, says José Esteves, dean of PBS. FEP's director, Óscar Afonso, stresses that "this international recognition highlights our commitment to academic excellence, innovation and global impact”. On the other hand, "it reflects the collective effort of Students, Teachers, Employees and Alumni, as well as the solid connection with stakeholders”.
This year's "European Business School Rankings” featured 100 institutions, in a table led by schools from France and the United Kingdom.