Bachelor's in Management

Education objectives

1. The undergraduate program in Management is based on a selection of core courses that contribute to solid training in Management (Finance, Operations, Strategy, Organizational Behaviour, Marketing) and Quantitative Methods.

2. Students also receive a general education in other related areas such as Entrepreneurship, Programming, and Law.

3. Key soft skills like communication, leadership, self-awareness, creativity, adaptability, resilience, collaboration, and global mindset.

4. A mix of technical and scientific skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, data handling, and programming.

5. Students are exposed to new contexts and experiences through the new “Careers with Impact” course, being challenged to play an active role toward a more equitable, sustainable, and inclusive world.

6. They will broaden their horizons, having the opportunity to apply their previous knowledge while developing important soft skills. 

information available >>https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/bachelors/management

General characterization

DGES code

9147

Cicle

Bachelor (1st Cycle)

Degree

Bachelor

Access to other programs

information available >>https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/masters

Coordinator

Prof. Doutor António Marinho Torres

Opening date

setembro 2025

Vacancies

295

Fees

697€/year and and 7.500€/year for international students.


Schedule

Full-time, on-campus

Teaching language

Portuguese | English

Degree pre-requisites

The Undergraduate Degrees in Economics and Management are structured in semesters and trimesters. Each course corresponds to a number of ECTS (European Credit Transfer System). When the course is successfully approved, the student is assigned the corresponding number of ECTS.

To graduate in Management, students should enroll in at least six semesters and respect the following rules:

a)    to acquire a minimum of 180  ECTS  (European Credit Transfer System)  and  a  maximum of 195 ECTS;

b) to be approved and/or being waived in all mandatory courses;

c) to be approved in Multivariate Statistics or Econometrics;

d) to satisfy the Internationalization Requirement;

e) to complete a minimum of 24.5 ECTS  from elective courses, including 7 ECTS from the area of Management.

information available >>https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/bachelors/management


 


Conditions of admittance

National Call

To apply through the National Call, students must hold a High School degree (or legally equivalent) AND have a Portuguese Mathematics A Exam (or an equivalent), with a minimum grade of 9,5. The Mathematics A Exam is valid for two years (for those who took the exam before 2022) or 4 years (for those who took the exam from 2022 onward).

From 2025/26 onward, in addition to the Mathematics A exam, candidates will to present one of the following combinations:

·        Matemática A + Portuguese

·        Matemática A + Physics and Chemistry

·        Matemática A + Economics

·        Matemática A + Geography

·        Matemática A + English

·        Matemática A+ Philosopy

information available >>https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/apply/masters/eligibility

Special applications:

Over 23 | Holders of Higher education | Change of pair/ Institution | Re-entry competition | Degree holders competition | International Students


Evaluation rules

Throughout the program, and depending on the courses, students are evaluated through various methods such as exams, assignments, projects, presentations, and participation in class discussions.

information available >>https://www.novasbe.unl.pt/en/programs/bachelors/management


Structure

Fall
Code Name ECTS
Options
1311 Linear Algebra with Programming 7
1312 Data Analysis and Probability 7
1309 Calculus I 7
1310 Calculus II 7
1471 Careers with Impact 7
1134 International Trade (new) 7
1222 Organizational Behavior 7
1462 Communication and Leadership 7
1218 Management Accounting 7
1217 Financial Accounting 7
1228 Global Business Environment 7
1317 Data Handling 7
1467 European Law 7
1129 Public Economics 7
1314 Econometrics 7
1123 Development Economics 7
1126 Industrial Organization 7
1226 Entrepreneurship 7
1493 Short Curricular Internship 7
1319 Multivariate Statistics 7
1313 Statistics for Economics and Management 7
1223 Strategy 7
1219 Finance 7
1221 Operations Management 7
1227 International Management 7
1466 Managing Impactful Projects 7
1117 Principles of Microeconomics 7
1120 Macroeconomics 7
1133 International Macroeconomics (new) 7
1220 Marketing 7
1119 Microeconomics 7
1125 Advanced Microeconomics 7
1118 Principles of Macroeconomics 7
1318 Computer Programming 7
1121 Seminar in European Economics 7
1229 Business Seminar 7
1224 Information Systems 7
Spring
Code Name ECTS
Options
1311 Linear Algebra with Programming 7
1312 Data Analysis and Probability 7
1309 Calculus I 7
1310 Calculus II 7
1471 Careers with Impact 7
1134 International Trade (new) 7
1222 Organizational Behavior 7
1462 Communication and Leadership 7
1218 Management Accounting 7
1217 Financial Accounting 7
1228 Global Business Environment 7
1317 Data Handling 7
1467 European Law 7
1129 Public Economics 7
1314 Econometrics 7
1126 Industrial Organization 7
1226 Entrepreneurship 7
1492 Short Curricular Internship 7
1319 Multivariate Statistics 7
1313 Statistics for Economics and Management 7
1223 Strategy 7
1219 Finance 7
1221 Operations Management 7
1227 International Management 7
1466 Managing Impactful Projects 7
1117 Principles of Microeconomics 7
1120 Macroeconomics 7
1133 International Macroeconomics (new) 7
1220 Marketing 7
1119 Microeconomics 7
1125 Advanced Microeconomics 7
1118 Principles of Macroeconomics 7
1318 Computer Programming 7
1121 Seminar in European Economics 7
1229 Business Seminar 7
1224 Information Systems 7
1231 Topics in Finance (new) 7
Fall 1st Half
Code Name ECTS
Options
1469 Human Behavior and Decision Making 7
1464 Law in Economics and Business 7
1130 Behavioral Economics 7
1463 Ethics 7
1124 Economic History 7
1465 Introduction to Modern and Contemporary History 7
Fall 2nd Half
Code Name ECTS
Options
1469 Human Behavior and Decision Making 7
1464 Law in Economics and Business 7
1463 Ethics 7
1465 Introduction to Modern and Contemporary History 7
Spring 1st Half
Code Name ECTS
Options
1469 Human Behavior and Decision Making 7
1130 Behavioral Economics 7
1463 Ethics 7
1132 History of Economic Thought 7
1136 Economic History of Speaking Portuguese Countries 7
1465 Introduction to Modern and Contemporary History 7
1137 Macroeconomic Policies 7
Spring 2nd Half
Code Name ECTS
Options
1469 Human Behavior and Decision Making 7
1464 Law in Economics and Business 7
1131 Environment and Natural Resources Economics 7
1463 Ethics 7
1232 Cultural Diversity Management 7
1465 Introduction to Modern and Contemporary History 7