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"Portugal has established itself as a European HUB of reference in Finance training. The presence of Iscte Business School in the Financial Times' Top 50 worldwide reinforces the international projection of this ecosystem and confirms the capacity of Portuguese schools to compete at the highest level." The statement is from Maria de Fátima Salgueiro, Dean of Iscte Business School, regarding the 47th position achieved in the Financial Times Masters in Finance 2026.
In a ranking Dominated by institutions from the United Kingdom, France, United States, Switzerland and Singapore, Iscte Business School enters the Top 50 worldwide and reinforces Portugal's positioning as a reference European destination for training in Finance.
The MSc in Finance stands out in several indicators. In career support, assessed by Career Services Rank, the School occupies 1st place nationally and 24th worldwide. In terms of return on investment, measured by Value for Money, it ranks 2nd nationally and 17th worldwide. Graduates also record salary growth of 65% compared to their salary at the end of the course, placing the School in the top 20% worldwide in this indicator. Gender diversity in the teaching staff and in governance also reaches 1st place nationally.
In total, six Portuguese schools are part of the 2026 ranking, confirming the competitiveness of national higher education in the area of Finance.
"The presence of Iscte Business School in the Top 50 worldwide of the Financial Times ranking validates the consistency of the School's international strategy and reinforces Portugal's growing affirmation as one of the main European HUBs of teaching finance", concludes Maria de Fátima Salgueiro.
