Official Code: | 9147 |
Acronym: | LGES |
2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
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172,5 | 170,3 | 175 | 175 | 178 |
Scheme | Phase | Vacancies |
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General Regulation | 1 | 191 |
- To get the students acquainted with financial mathematics, being able to use it in solving practical financial problems.
- To get students to know a numbero of basic financial instruments, and to use financial calculus to value such instruments.
- To give students the opportunity of using Excel functions to solve problems of financial mathematics.
The curricular unit of Mathematics I aims to study the real functions of several real variables. It is intended that students understand and assimilate the most important concepts related to the study of these functions and that they are able to apply them in real life situations, in particular in the area of Management. Given that one of the goals of management, as a decision support science, is the search for actions (i) that maximize the results due to constraints on the factors used or (ii) that minimize the factors used to achieve a given objective, among the subjects addressed, we highlight, in particular, the resolution of optimization problems, with and without restrictions. The curricular unit also aims to improve students' abilities in terms of abstract and logical reasoning and to express themselves with rigor of language.
The main objective of the course is to teach how Economics is useful for decision making by managers. We hope that at the end of the course students will have the basic microeconomic tools that will be applyied in the next economic courses.
- Understanding organizational and companies characteristics
- Analyze organizational theoretical approaches
- Explain the assumptions of the various organizational structures and dynamics
- Evaluate the issue of management as a profession
Provide learning of basic concepts in informatics including:
- Basic forms of data representation,
- Computation of new values from others values, charting,
- Methods of selecting a subset of data and / or grouping of these items and computation of measures that characterize each group, for example, averages, totals etc..
- Methods for comparing subgroups of data,
- Representations of decision-making structures and its relation to programming.
Furthermore, it is intended to provide students with the skills on some tools (eg Excel spreadsheets, Access database) and R language, suitable for general objectives mentioned above.
The program presented below reflects, in terms of structure, the main objectives of the subject proposed, such as: i) introducing studenst to business transactions and Accounting, ii) describe the accounting modeling and the main financial statements, iii) present the accounting information system, its main components, implementation and operation, iv) introducing the Balance Sheet and Income Statement.
The aim of the program is to endow students of management sciences with the microeconomic foundations for managerial decision making.
To provide students with knowledge regarding the construction, assessment and use of management accounting information systems.
This unit aims to provide students with the requisite knowledle and skills to the understanding, preparing and reading of the companies’ financial statements and to evaluate the current financial reporting practice critically.
The aim of this subject is to inform the students of the legal framework of the Tax System. The contents include an introductory part specially designed to inform the students on the main tax law concepts, as well as the main rules and principles applicable to the tax relation. In the second part of the contents, the students are given a general overview of the Portuguese Tax System, as well as specific analyses of the main Portuguese taxes (income taxes, VAT and wealth taxes).
The general purpose of this course is to give the student the capacity of using techniques of data analysis and the knowledge of some basic concept of probability theory. It is also a main goal to give tools for the study of the statistical inference.
The main purpose of the course is to provide a detailed description of key macroeconomic and financial variables and make clear how they relate with each other. Particular focus is given to the underlying sources of cyclical fluctuations and countercyclical macroeconomic policies.
Students will develop skills to build, use and assess management control systems.
This curricular unit aims at developing users with critical opinion of statistical methods able to solve problems in new situations. Build skills so that students are able to correctly apply the techniques and statistical concepts applied to real problems situations. Acquisition of knowledge resulting from the study of Statistical Inference and Econometrics.
The overall objective of the discipline of Macroeconomics II of the Management degree is that students develop the ability to understand and analyze economic phenomena in a macroeconomic perspective, including issues on investment decisions, labour markets, financial external accounts instruments, and transmission mechanisms of economic policies, particularly in the context of the European Union.
- Presentation and exploration of the fundamental concepts of marketing in order to make the students understand the logic and the need of using the marketing approach in management.
- To deepen the strategic analysis from market analysis and business.
- To study the main marketing tools necessary to a rigorous and objective reasoning in decision making.
- To prepare the students for action providing them with the instruments necessary to practice marketing in the field.
This course aims to provide students with the knowledge needed for the analysis of a diverse range of Business Cases . It is expected that by the end of the course the students are able to:
a) identify problem (s) present in the business case
b) critically analyze the context in which the company operates by appropriate databases and methodologies
c) identify alternative solutions to the problem (s) identified and provide the best solution to be proposed by using appropriate decision criteria
d) analyze the financial and organizational impacts of the proposed recommendation;
e) submit an implementation plan;
f) identify key risks given the proposed recommendation.
g) present their proposals orally in clear and conving way.
This course has two goals. The first is to inform the students about the key concepts of Political Science. The second is to explore the links between Political Science and Economics, as developed by major economists
The aims of this subject is to inform the students – prospective employers and employees – of the legal framework of the Labour Market, in particular the Individual Labour Contract, allowing them to give a qualified performance in their professional activities. Considering the entry into force of the Portuguese Labour Code (December 2003), a special attention will be given to the new legal framework of the Labour Contract and to the Portuguese Jurisprudence related to that Labour Contract.
The course provides students with a set of specific economic methods that enables them to understand the health system in general, and, in particular, the operation of health care providers. The course also provides an introduction to management models of healthcare providers.
Students should learn the main concepts and models of economics and social policy and understand the importance and potentials of social economy and different regimes of welfare state. Students should also be able to analyse issues of inequality, poverty and exclusion and the need for compatible social policies. Students should be able to identify topics and methodologies essential to understand economics and social policy, being provided with information regarding the Portuguese, European and international contexts.
To study the Portuguese tax system and the main taxes on income.
The main objective of the course is to provide the students with a sound understanding of the concepts, techniques, and applications of production and operations management.
“The purpose of human resource management is to improve the productive contribution of people to the organization in an ethical and socially responsible way”. In Werther, W. & Davis, K. (1993). Human resources and personnel management. NY: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 4th edition, p. 10.
This course is designed to be an introduction to the field of Human Resource Management, target to undergraduate management students. It discusses the meaning of "Human Resource Management" and highligths HR policies, programs, and practices aimed to influence organizations’ success.
In this course we discuss some of the main financial decisions of a corporate manager. We also look at the theories and applications related with asset valuation. The course is also concerned with the characteristics and analysis of individual securities, as well as the theory and practice of optimal combining securities into portfolios. Finally we give attention to derivatives instruments and their valuation.
The main goal of this unit is to propose an introductory framework of cultural economics, cultural management and cultural sociology, and the ways in which their approaches are interdisciplinary.
To supply the students with knowledge about basic econometrics tools that allow students to develop empirical work autonomously with particular emphasis on applications of management, finances and marketing.
The course aims to provide students with the necessary instruments to understand the current process of internationalisation of economies and firms.
This course main aim is to provide students with a consistent perspective of key strategy concepts. Specifically, to provide them with tools to: 1) analyze the external and internal contexts of a focal company or organisation; 2) characterize the nature (content) of the strategies pursued; 3) identify the strategy formation mechanisms in the company and its main counterparts.
Additionally, the course also aims at training students in applying the theoretical tools to characterize the strategies currently underway in companies and organizations and to produce strategic recommendations grounded in sound internal and external analysis. Furtermore, the course also aims at developing capabilities of research, analysis and discussion and communication that will be useful for them to participate actively in strategy management and implementatio processes and strategy implementation. The present discipline of Business Strategy starts from the classical perspective,because it is more familiar to the stu dents, but presents them with alternative currents of thought about the fundamentals of strategies and about the processes of strategy formation.
The main purpose of the course is to provide a portrait of ethical dilemmas and practices of social responsibility of companies and other typology of organizations in current times.
The course aims to develop students' knowledge about ethics and social responsibility in contemporary societies and to contribute to a critical reflection on ethics and social responsibility as evolving social, economic and organizational practices, bearing in mind the role of managers within these dynamics.
It is intended that students develop skills to understand and evaluate the company's main objective - value creation - and how decisions about the sources and financing instruments as well as on the distribution of its results may contribute to this goal.
The course intends to introduce students to the capital budgeting process and techniques, developing the adequate skills both for valuation and for decision-making. The course addresses not only the main (traditional) valuation techniques, but also the most recent methods for project valuation (real options theory).
• Provide a view of the state-of-the-art of Information Technologies.
• Raise awareness to the role, both current and future, of Information Technologies in organizations / companies, not only at the operational, tactical, and strategic levels of management, but also in supporting the design of new business / activity models.
• Discuss the role of Information Technologies in organizations / companies.
• Study the e-Business (concepts, contours, and features).