Católica Porto Business School welcomed, on 16 April, secondary school students and their families for another edition of its Undergraduate Open Day,...
Católica Porto Business School hosted the Porto Global Business Week 2026 from 23 to 25 March, an initiative that brought together academics from various...
Católica Porto Business School hosted, this Wednesday, the 1st edition of the Porto Digital & AI Summit, an initiative organised in partnership with...
Applications are now open for merit-based scholarships for the 2025/2026 academic year for students enrolled in their first year for the first time, as...
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa has once again been recognised as the higher education institution in which the Portuguese people place the most...
Católica Porto Business School has signed a collaboration agreement with Associação Empresarial do Minho (AEMinho), strengthening its connection to the...
On 24 March, Católica Porto Business School, in partnership with the Seal Group, hosted another edition of Beyond Business, a luncheon-debate that brought...
"Artificial intelligence does not eliminate the need for talent; it transforms it. Value shifts from execution to critical thinking, from production to curation, from the answer to the question. Organisations that manage to combine human capabilities...
Filipa Mota, economist and professor at Católica Porto Business School, recently took part in an episode of APICCAPS’ podcast “Please, Take Off Your Shoes”, which focuses on the challenges and transformations facing the footwear industry. Against a...
"Fuel prices are regularly in the news, especially when they rise. Assuming the tax burden remains constant, fluctuations in the final price essentially reflect changes in the price of oil. A consequence?" Read here the latest opinion piece by Alberto...
"We have noticed a clear shift in the profile of participants: they are more demanding, more aware of the impact of their decisions and more attentive to the ethical dimension of leadership. They are seeking purpose, not just career progression. Today,...
"Today, just as it was some 500 years ago when it was under the control of Afonso de Albuquerque and the Portuguese, Hormuz remains a key hub in the global trade system." In an opinion piece published in O Jornal Económico, João Moreira de Campos, a...
"Short slogans, conspiracy theories, a disinformation machine, and a pseudo-messiah embodying the revolt against the alleged dogma of science: this is the recipe for attacking science in the media. It is ironic that, in a world built by science, it is so...
"When I reflect on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education, I am reminded of a lecture in which someone said they had taught their dog to talk. For a year, they gave lessons every day, applied all the pedagogical techniques, from the most...
Paulo Alves , Vice-Dean of Católica Porto Business School, returned to the NOW channel last Friday to comment on the government's extraordinary measures to combat the impacts of the conflict in Iran. In a shared intervention with commentator Camilo...
"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...
