Global Assessment Calendar 2019–20...Econometrics I Final Project Management / Economics OPTIONAL COURSES 2 International Economics Econometrics II Development Economics Economics

Global Assessment Calendar 2019–20

Global Assessment Calendar 2019–20

Subjects that students, who are following the recommended sequence and have passed all subjects, need to enroll at:

MANAGEMENT

1ST YEARMathematics IIntroduction to Business Studies Microeconomics IInformation and Technological Systems Economic Sociology

2ND YEARManagerial EconomicsStatisticsMoney and Financial MarketsFinancial Accounting IIMultidisciplinary Project II

3RD YEARTaxationManagement Accounting Marketing ManagementHistory of Business and Entrepreneurship Free Elective

ECONOMICS

1ST YEARMathematics IIntroduction to Business Studies Microeconomics IInformation and Technological Systems Economic Sociology

2ND YEARMicroeconomics II StatisticsMoney and Financial Markets Macroeconomics IIMultidisciplinary Project II

3RD YEARDevelopment EconomicsEconomics and Public Policy Econometrics IILabour EconomicsFree Elective

FALL SEMESTER

NORMAL ASSESSMENT PERIOD

RE-SIT PERIOD

3rd January (Friday)

4th January (Saturday)

6th January (Monday)

7th January (Tuesday)

8thJanuary (Wednesday)

9th January (Thursday)

10th January (Friday)



14th January (Tuesday)

15th January (Wednesday)


21st January (Tuesday)

22nd January (Wednesday)

23rd January (Thursday)

24th January (Friday)


Subjects that students, who are following the recommended sequence and have passed all subjects, need to enroll at:

SPRING SEMESTER

NORMAL ASSESSMENT PERIOD

RE-SIT PERIOD

3rd YEAR MANAGEMENT 3rd YEAR ECONOMICS2nd YEAR MANAGEMENT 2nd YEAR ECONOMICS1st YEAR ECONOMICS1st YEAR MANAGEMENT

ECONOMICS

1ST YEARMathematics IISocial Philosophy and Ethics Macroeconomics IFinancial Accounting IMultidisciplinary Project I

2ND YEARBusiness LawPortuguese and European Economy Econometrics ICorporate FinanceInternational Economics

3RD YEARInternational Financial EconomicsHistory of Economic ThoughtIndustrial EconomicsFinal ProjectFree Elective

MANAGEMENT

1ST YEARMathematics IISocial Philosophy and Ethics Macroeconomics IFinancial Accounting IMultidisciplinary Project I

2ND YEARBusiness LawPortuguese and European EconomyApplied Quantitative MethodsCorporate FinanceOrganizational Behaviour

3RD YEARInternational ManagementOrganization Theory and Business Policy Operations ManagementFinal Project Free Elective

Católica Porto Business School

Undergraduate2019–2020

StudentsHandbook

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MEMBER OF:

Microeconomics I

Introduction toBusiness Studies

Macroeconomics I

Financial Accounting I

Information and Technological Systems

Mathematics I

Mathematics II

Economic Sociology

Introduction toBusiness Studies

Microeconomics I

Macroeconomics I


Mathematics I

Mathematics II


Economic Sociology

Statistics

Managerial Economics

Portuguese and European Economy

FinancialAccounting II

Money andFinancial Markets

OrganizationalBehaviour

Statistics

Microeconomics II



Macroeconomics II

ManagementAccounting

Taxation

Operations Management

Marketing Management

DevelopmentEconomics

Decision Making / Leadership and Motivation

Decision Making / Leadership and Motivation

Labour Economics

Econometrics II

AuditingAuditing

Economics andPublic Policy

Environmental Economics Environmental Economics

Microeconomics I

Mathematics I

Mathematics II / Financial Accounting I

Economic Sociology

Introduction to Business Studies / Macroeconomics I


Microeconomics I

Mathematics I

Mathematics II / Financial Accounting I

Economic Sociology

Introduction to Business Studies / Macroeconomics I


Statistics

Managerial Economics


Money and Financial Markets / Organizational Behaviour



Microeconomics II

Taxation

ManagementAccounting

MarketingManagement

Operations Management / Decision Making

Leadership and Motivation Leadership and Motivation

Econometrics II /Decision Making

Economics andPublic Policy

Macroeconomics II DevelopmentEconomics

Auditing /Environmental Economics

Auditing /Environmental Economics

Statistics Labour Economics


Mathematics II

Social Philosophyand Ethics

Macroeconomics I

Mathematics I Mathematics I Statistics


CorporateFinance

FinancialAccounting I



Microeconomics I Microeconomics I

Macroeconomics I

Social Philosophyand Ethics

Mathematics II

Applied Quantitative Methods

Organizational Behaviour

Money and Financial Markets

BusinessLaw6th June (Saturday)

8th June (Monday)

9th June (Tuesday)

12th June (Friday)

13th June (Saturday)

15th June (Monday)

16th June (Tuesday)

17th June (Wednesday)

18th June (Thursday)

19th June (Friday)


22nd June (Monday)

History of Economic Thought

Organization Theory and Business Policy

Design Thinking Design Thinking

NegotiationNegotiation

New MarketingTrends

SocialEconomics

CorporateFinance

SocialEconomics

New MarketingTrends


Statistics Management Control Management Control

OpertionsManagement

InternationalManagement

International Financial Economics

IndustrialEconomics


Econometrics I

BusinessLaw

InternationalEconomics

BusinessLaw

Organization Theory and Business Policy

History of Economic Thought

Management Control / Design Thinking

Management Control / Design Thinking

InternationalManagement

Econometrics I

InternationalEconomics

Money and Financial Markets / Statistics

New Marketing Trends / Social Economics

Operations Management / Negotiation

Portuguese andEuropean Economy

International Financial Economics / Negotiation

CorporateFinance

New Marketing Trends / Social Economics

IndustrialEconomics

Applied Quantitative Methods

Social Philosophy and Ethics / Mathematics I

BusinessLaw

Social Philosophy and Ethics / Mathematics I

Mathematics II Mathematics II OrganizationalBehaviour

Macroeconomics I

Microeconomics I Microeconomics I Money and Financial Markets / Statistics


Macroeconomics I Portuguese andEuropean Economy


Corporate Finance / Financial Accounting II


29th June (Monday)

30th June (Tuesday)

1st July (Wednesday)

2nd July (Thursday)

3rd July (Friday)




Undergraduate Programme Outline of Economics and Management *

* The Programme Outline for Management Undergraduate Law branch, from Double Undergraduate Degree in Law and Management, and remaining information about the program, is available on its own.The School has the right to make any changes in programs above

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MATHEMATICS I

INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

MICROECONOMICS I

INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS STUDIES

ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY

MATHEMATICS II

SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS

MACROECONOMICS

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING I

MULTIDISCPLINARY PROJECT I

STATISTICS

MONEY AND FINANCIAL MARKETS

MICROECONOMICS II

MACROECONOMICS II FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING II

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS

MULTIDISCPLINARY PROJECT II

PORTUGUESE AND EUROPEAN ECONOMY

CORPORATE FINANCE

BUSINESS LAW

ECONOMETRICS I APPLIED QUANTITATIVE METHODS

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

ECONOMETRICS II

DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC POLICY

LABOUR ECONOMICS

FREE ELECTIVE I

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

TAXATION

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

HISTORY OF BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP

FREE ELECTIVE I

INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ECONOMICS

HISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT

FREE ELECTIVE II

FINAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT / ECONOMICS

INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

ORGANIZATION THEORY AND BUSINESS POLICY

FREE ELECTIVE II

FINAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT / ECONOMICS

ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS MANAGEMENT

COMPULSORY CORECOURSES 1

ECONOMICS

Mathematics I


Microeconomics I

Introduction to Business Studies

Economic Sociology

Mathematics II

Social Philosophy and Ethics

Macroeconomics

FREE ELECTIVES 3 AuditingManagement ControlDesign ThinkingEnvironmental EconomicsSocial Economics

Leadership and MotivationNegotiationNew Marketing TrendsDecision Making... and others (see note 3 and pages 12 and 13of the Students Handbook)

SpreadsheetWord ProcessingEnglishChristianity, Cultures and Organization


Multidisciplinary Project I

Statistics


Multidisciplinary Project II


Corporate FInance

Business Law

SPECIFIC COURSES 1

Microeconomics IIMacroeconomics IIEconometrics IFinal Project Management / Economics

OPTIONAL COURSES 2

International EconomicsEconometrics IIDevelopment EconomicsEconomics and Public PolicyIndustrial EconomicsInternational Financial EconomicsHistory of Economic Thought

MANAGEMENT SPECIFIC COURSES 1

Financial Accounting IIOrganizational BehaviourApplied Quantitative MethodsFinal Project Management / Economics

OPTIONAL COURSES 2

Managerial EconomicsManagement AccountingTaxationMarketing ManagementHistory of Business and EntrepreneurshipInternational ManagementOperations ManagementOrganization Theory and Business Policy

96 ECTS16 COURSES

0 ECTS4 REQUIREMENTS

12 ECTS2 COURSES

24 ECTS4 COURSES

48 ECTS8 COURSES

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INSTRUMENTAL CURRICULARREQUIREMENTS4

1 The approval in the subjects of the Compulsory Core Courses and Mandatory Specific Courses and Optional Courses of the Católica Porto Business School is required, or the crediting of subjects with equivalent contents done outside the Católica Porto Business School. (In a previous course, international mobility, or as an external student to complete the degree).

2 In international mobility context it is possible to substitute a maximum of 3 courses — 18 ECTS — by others from the same scientific area of the student’s degree, subject to previous authorization of study plan and/or formal request.

3 The approval to Free Elective Courses of Católica Porto Business School is required, crediting of subjects with equivalent contents done outside the Católica Porto Business School (in a previous course, international mobility, or as an external student to complete the degree), or the crediting of other subjects of economics, management, or other scientific areas, in Undergraduate Degrees of Católica Porto or any other School in the country or abroad, subject to authorization of study plan and/or formal request.

4 Spreadsheet and Word Processing — it is required to pass the Diagnosis Test of Católica Porto Business School or one of the short-term computer courses of Católica Porto Business School.

Inglês nível B2 — it is required to pass the Diagnosis Test of Católica Porto Business School, the Final Exit Test associated with the English Semester Course of Católica Porto Business School, or the crediting (official diploma level B2 [CEF] or recognized diploma [Cambridge FCE, Cambridge-Michigan ECCE and ECPE, TOEFL, IELTS, BULATS].

Christianity, Cultures and Organizations— it is required the approval of the additional curricular unity from Católica Porto Business School.

Important to consult:

— Evaluation Regulation; — Progression Regulation; — Crediting Regulation.

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* The Programme Outline for Management Undergraduate Law branch, from Double Undergraduate Degree in Law and Management, and remaining information about the program, is available on its own.The School has the right to make any changes in programs above

Mês scc 2.ª 3.ª 4.ª 5.ª 6.ª sáb. dom.

september 35

september 36

september 37

september 38

september 39

october 40

october 41

october 42

october 43

november 44

november 45

november 46

november 47

december 48

december 49

december 50

december 51Christmas Break Christmas Break Christmas Break Christmas Break

december 52Christmas Break Christmas Break Christmas Break Christmas Break Christmas Break Christmas Break

january 1Christmas Break

History of Business Entrepreneurship

History of Business Entrepreneurship History of Business Entrepreneurship

Christmas Break Christmas Break

january 2

january 3

january 4

february 5

february 6

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MPIIMultidisciplinary Proj. II

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FChristmas

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ccw - civil calendar week; aw - academic weekNotes: From the 11 weeks of Lectures considered per semester, only 10 are to be taught.

Lectures and Workshops 1st 2019-20 (enrollment previous to 2018–19)

Project Week for new students — MANDATORY

Diagnosis Tests and Enrollment 1st 2019-20 (1st enrollment 2019-20)

Lectures e Workshops 1st S 2019-20

Continuous Evaluation Tests 1st S 2019-20

Workshops 1st S 2019-20 Normal Assessment Period 1st S 2019-20

Final Project — Presentations

History of Business Entrepreneurship — Presentations

Evaluation Re-sit Period 1st S 2019-20

Diagnosis Tests and Enrollment 2nd S 2019-20

Class CompensationC

Mês scc sl 2.ª 3.ª 4.ª 5.ª 6.ª sáb. dom.

february 7 1

february 8 2

march 9 3

march 10 4

march 11 5

march 12 6

march 13 7

april 14 8

april 15 9Easter Break Easter Break Easter Break

april 16 9Easter Break Easter Break

april 17 10

may 18 11

may 19Queima das Fitas Queima das Fitas Queima das Fitas Queima das Fitas Queima das Fitas Queima das Fitas Queima das Fitas

may 20 12

may 21 13

may 22 14

june 23

june 24

june 25

june 26

july 27

july 28

july 29

july 30

BHPortugal Day

BHSt. John’s Day

BHChorpus Christi

PFFinal Project

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BHGood Friday

BHFreedom Day

BHLabour Day

FEaster

MPIMultidisciplinary Proj. I

Month ccw aw Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

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Final-Year students’ lunch

Normal Assessment Period 2nd S 2019-20

Final Project — Presentations

Enrollment in Courses 1st S 2020-21

Evaluation Re-sit Period 2nd S 2019-20

Class CompensationC

ccw - civil calendar week; aw - academic weekNotes: From the 11 weeks of Lectures considered per semester, only 10 are to be taught.

Lectures e Workshops 2nd S 2019-20

Continuous Evaluation Tests 2nd S 2019-20

Workshops 1nd S 2019-20

Final-yearStudents’ lunch

Documents

Global Assessment Calendar 2019–20...Econometrics I Final Project Management / Economics OPTIONAL COURSES 2 International Economics Econometrics II Development Economics Economics