

ISEG – Lisbon School of Economics and Management traces its roots to 1759 when it was founded as the Class of Commerce. It took its current name in 1990. ISEG is located in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal and the largest city in the country. The School is part of the Universidade de Lisboa (ULisboa).Show more
Studying at ISEG was a very positive experience. The courses are well-structured and balance economic theory with practical application, which is extremely helpful in preparing for the job market. The professors are approachable and encourage critical thinking, and there are plenty of opportunities to participate in projects and academic events.
The student environment is very dynamic, with various associations and extracurricular activities. The campus, located in the center of Lisbon, combines historic buildings with modern facilities, creating an inspiring and functional atmosphere.
One thing to note is that internships are not included in the courses, so students need to seek them independently. However, ISEG makes it very easy to connect with companies and find opportunities.
What I enjoyed most was the diversity of students and the connection with the business world. I highly recommend ISEG to anyone looking for a solid and recognized education in economics, management, or finance.
Being situated in Lisbon, the university benefits from an excellent location. Its professors are notable for their external accolades. Crucially, it is very inclusive of international students, promoting a dynamic space for study and cultural exchange.
View moreI loved the environment and all the teachers . I only have good memories of the time i was there.
Even today that i don´t was anymore a student from ISEG the teachers still available to help me if it is necessary . For me its is a plus
What brought me to this university was firstly its national ranking and word of mouth of family members. I have attended it for 2 years now and it has been a great experience. The professors are helpful and the curriculum is very interesting although I find our mathematics level too advanced for business degree. The infrastructure is great and in an excellent location. There are many clubs to join and opportunities for the students to take advantage of. In site parking only available to masters students and higher and street parking is extremely rare and quite expensive close to the university.
View moreDO NOT COME IF YOU ARE NON EU
Unfortunately, my review is based on my experience as a non-eu student, and for that this university is poor. It does not assist you in any shape or form, and the country is fundamentally broken in its approach to immigration and housing.
The services of the university, in terms of student offices and help desks are also poor. The web portal, myfenix, is dated, confusing, and counter-intuitive. The facilities offered on campus such as study rooms are lacking and not in the best conditions, while services such as printing can be difficult.
The cafeteria and canteen offerings are excellent, 5/5.
The lectures, and professors however are great, and I found it to be a highlight, in that if you are unconcerned with the above, you will have a good study programme.
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