Masters Financial Management

The aim of the course is to train highly qualified professionals for professional activity, providing solid scientific and technical training in areas such as Finance and Management, Taxation and Information Systems, thus enabling them to enter the job market. It also aims to meet the training and updating needs of managers and technicians who are already in the job market, reinforcing and updating their skills. The distance learning pedagogical model adopted is based on 4 key principles: flexibility, autonomy, resource-based learning and interaction and collaboration.

Candidates with a background in Management and Administration, Economic Sciences, Law, or related areas, who are preferably holders of a bachelor's degree or legal equivalent, may apply for this cycle of studies leading to a master's degree: a) Holders of a bachelor's degree or legal equivalent; b) Holders of a 1st cycle of higher education studies completed in another country that is a signatory to the Bologna Process; c) Holders of a higher academic degree completed in another country, provided that it is recognised as being in line with the objectives of the bachelor's degree, approved by the competent scientific body of Universidade Lusófona; d) Holders of an academic, scientific or professional curriculum in which the candidate can attest to the capacity to complete this cycle of studies, and which is recognised by the competent scientific body of Universidade Lusófona.

Candidates for the Master's degree are graduates in Management and Administration, Economics, Accounting and holders of other degrees who work in the financial area or who recognize that they have the knowledge to complete this 2nd cycle.

Senior and middle management in private and public organizations. Certified accountants. Pursuing doctoral studies.

Course in association with Centro Universitário Lusófona - Porto. Planned start date 04/11/2024 Estimated end date 30/06/2026 Application Deadline 04/11/2024 Timetable Evening Planned timetable From 18:30 to 21:30