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DISCIPLINES BASIC TRAINING
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INSTRUMENTAL DISCIPLINES |
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
ORGANIZATIONAL THEORIES
QUANTITATIVE METHODS
Note: (i) Disciplines required for all students; (ii) the Research methodology discipline can only be taken from the second quarter of the student's 1st term.
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QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH IN ADMINISTRATION
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
Note: (i) The student must attend one of the above disciplines; ii) the Research Methodology discipline is a prerequisite for the Qualitative Methods discipline; (iii) The Quantitative Methods discipline is a prerequisite for the Quantitative Research in Management discipline
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DISCIPLINES OF THE RESEARCH LINE: ORGANIZATIONS
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DISCIPLINES OF THE RESEARCH LINE: MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES
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CONSUMPTION STUDIES
SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
BUSINESS STRATEGIES
HR MANAGEMENT
Note: (i) Disciplines required for students of the Organizations LR and electives for students of the Management Technologies LR.
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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT AND LOGISTICS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATION
Note: (i) Disciplines required for all students of the Management Technologies LR and electives for students of the Organizations LR.
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ELECTIVE COURSES
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GUIDANCE
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INVESTMENTS, RISKS AND GOVERNANCE CORPORATE
APPLIED ECONOMICS
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
TEACHING IN BUSINESS SCHOOLS
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
SERVICE INNOVATION
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
LAW, ECONOMICS AND INSTITUTIONS
SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS: GROUPS, IDENTITY…
ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE IN THE STATE
Note: (i) The discipline quantitative methods is a prerequisite for studying the discipline Decision Support Methods.
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THESIS ORIENTATION I
THESIS ORIENTATION II
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Notes:
1 - The basic training disciplines of the research lines, the instrumental and the elective ones are all of 2 credits (30 h); the Dissertation Orientation I and Dissertation Orientation II correspond to 3 credits each (45 h)
2 - Total credits required: 30 credits, corresponding to 450 hours of classes, that is, 12 disciplines of 2 credits (24 credits = 360 classroom hours) and the two disciplines of dissertation orientation (6 credits = 90 class hours). The 12 disciplines are the sum of the three disciplines of basic training, one instrumental discipline, four disciplines of the research line and four elective disciplines.
3 - Dissertation orientation activities: • Dissertation Orientation I - preparation and qualification of the dissertation project • Dissertation Orientation II - carrying on of field research, pre-defense seminar and dissertation defense.
4 - Duration of the course: The Master in Business Administration and Development (MADE) is structured in order to be completed within 24 months, counted from the date of the student's enrollment in the course and comprising four semesters, being a) The first and second semesters for the fulfillment of the 12 required disciplines; b) The third semester for Dissertation Orientation I (preparation and qualification of the dissertation project); and c) The fourth semester for Dissertation Orientation II (carrying on of field research, pre-defense seminar and dissertation defense).