Sustainability
“Sustainable development is a development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs" (United Nations World Commission on Environment and Development, 1987).
To ensure global sustainability over time, the green transition focuses on responding to the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation but also to the need to work for an economic and societal transformation, integrating all three pillars of sustainable development – economic, social, and environmental.
That is the goal of this Area of Expertise, which will be taught in partnership with Nova’s School of Science and Technology (FCT). This area of expertise is common to the Master’s programs in Management, Economics and Finance
- Energy and Climate Change
- Fundamentals on Environment and Sustainability
- Sustainability Evaluation of Policies, Plans and Projects
- Sustainability in Organizations
- Impact Investments
- Environmental Policy
- Policy Evaluation
- Global Energy Markets
Business and data analytics
The Business and Data Analytics area of expertise is designed for students who understand business problems and want to use technology to solve them. A strong background in mathematics and applied statistics is required, so that students will be able to analyse large data sets and translate them to support data grounded strategic decisions. This area of expertise is common to the Masters programmes in Management, Economics and Finance.
- Business and Data Analytics
- Algorithmic governance
- Blockchain fundamentals
- Computational Thinking and Data Science (includes Applied Statistics)
- Data Analytics for Finance
- Numerical Methods and MatLab
- Data Curation
- Data Visualization
- Digital Experimentation
- Introduction to Programming
- Machine Learning
- Marketing Analytics
- Network Analytics
International development
Successful graduates will be well-equipped to work in international organizations, governmental and private institutions, and NGOs, with the objective of designing, evaluating, and implementing policies related to international development, trade, and migration policies.
- Advanced Behavioral Economics
- Behavioral Economics and Finance
- Development Economics
- Economics of Education
- Environmental Policy
- Global Energy Markets
- History of Economic Analysis
- International Migration
- Labor Economics
- Policy evaluation
- Political Economy
- Politics for Policy
- Private Sector Development
- Public Finance
- Public Policy
Macroeconomics and financial markets
Successful graduates will be able to take up roles as policy analysts in central banks and other governmental national or supra-national institutions, private financial institutions, and large multinational companies.
- Asset Management
- Auditing
- Banking
- Behavioral Economics and Finance
- Behavioral Finance
- Corporate Finance
- Credit Risk
- Derivatives
- Empirical Macroeconomics
- Empirical Methods for Finance
- European Union: Governance and Crises
- Finance and the transition to net zero
- Financial Crises in History
- Financial Distress, Bankruptcy and Restructuring
- Financial Intermediation
- Financial Management
- Financial Modeling
- Financial Reporting
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Fintech Ventures
- Fixed Income
- Futures and Options
- Hedge Funds
- History of Economic Analysis
- Impact Investments
- Investments
- Macroeconomic Theory
- Macroeconomics of Financial Markets
- Political Economy
- Private Equity
- Real Estate Finance
- Risk Management
- Sovereign Advisory
- Sustainable Finance
- Systematic Investments
Public policy
Successful graduates will be able to take up roles as policy analysts in governmental national or supra-national institutions, consulting firms with departments dedicated to the public sector and public policies, medium and large companies working in sectors where government action is pervasive, and national and supra-national lobbying groups.
- Advanced Behavioral Economics
- Behavioral Economics and Finance
- Competition Policy
- Development Economics
- Economics of Education
- Economics of Health and Health Care
- Economics of Health Systems
- Environmental Policy
- European Union: Governance and Crises
- Global Energy Markets
- History of Economic Analysis
- International Migration
- Labor Economics
- Policy evaluation
- Political Economy
- Politics for Policy
- Private Sector Development
- Public Finance
- Public Policy
Banking, financial regulation, and supervision
Successful graduates will be able to take up jobs in financial institutions, and in central banks and other governmental or supra- national institutions with a concern for the supervision of the financial sector.
- Auditing
- Banking
- Corporate Finance
- Credit Risk
- Empirical Methods for Finance
- Financial Crises in History
- Financial Distress, Bankruptcy and Restructuring
- Financial Intermediation
- Financial Management
- Financial Modeling
- Financial Reporting
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Fixed Income
- Futures and Options
- Investments
- Macroeconomics of Financial Markets
- Mergers, Acquisitions, Restructuring
- Private Equity
- Real Estate Finance
- Risk Management
*Please take note of the following:
— Students can qualify for only one area of expertise; however, it isn’t mandatory for students to choose one.
— Areas of Expertise and respective courses might be subject to change from one academic year to the next.
— Some courses might not be offered every academic year.
— Students may attend elective courses from other masters’ programs, which are subject to availability.
— Please note that for the academic year of 2023/2024 this information may be subject to changes.