Programme
The Master in Law & Management offers a differentiated case-based learning method, structured around a modular logic that encourages students to focus on each course at a time. Our students should expect this approach to be both innovative and intensive.
The practical case studies are developed by the Master’s coordinators and professors, with the participation of specialist lawyers and managers from the first-tier firms that have partnered with us.
The Master in Law and Management’s study plan corresponds to 90 ECTS1 credits, and has a duration of three semesters (30 ECTS credits each). The first semester is taught at FDUL (September 2023 to January 2024) and the second at ISEG (February to June 2024). During the first and second semesters, each course is structured into two weeks of classes and one final week of evaluation. In the third semester, students produce a final master’s work that may be either a project paper or a scientific dissertation.
30 ECTS
CLASSWORK²
MANDATORY COURSES
| Corporate Law and Liability | 40H | Syllabus |
| Corporate Taxation | 40H | Syllabus |
| Labour Law | 40H | Syllabus |
| Contracts Law | 40H | Syllabus |
| Public Sanctioning Law and Compliance | 40H | Syllabus |
ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE ONE)
| Competition Law³ | 40H | Syllabus |
| Environmental Law³ | 40H | |
| Financial Markets Law³ | 40H | Syllabus |
30 ECTS CLASSWORK²
PREPARATORY COURSES
| Principles of Management | 8H | |
| Excel | 12H | |
| Mathematical Finance | 20H |
MANDATORY COURSES
| Management and Organizational Strategy | 40H | Syllabus |
| Leadership, Negotiation, Ethics and Social Responsability | 40H | Syllabus |
| Accounting and Financial Reporting | 40H | Syllabus |
| Corporate Finance | 40H | Syllabus |
| Mergers, Aquisitions and Corporate Reestructuring | 40H | Syllabus |
ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE ONE)
| Management Control | 40H | |
| Corporate Governance | 40H | Syllabus |
| Marketing | 40H | Syllabus |
30 ECTS
Final Master Paper (Project Paper or Dissertation)
¹ European Credit Transfer System
² Corresponding to a total of 140 hours of study by students, although faculty members will be available to accompany students and provide tuition.
³ This course will open provided there is a minimum number of students enrolled.