Católica publishes the standard-track price as a four-line table, and the useful part is the itemisation rather than the total. The three-semester programme comes to €16,900: a €700 annual registration fee plus €10,500 tuition in year one, then €450 registration plus €5,250 for the dissertation semester in year two. The four-semester track adds a €2,600 exchange-semester fee for €19,500. Both totals already include the registration fees, which is unusual and worth knowing; what they do not include is the €120 non-refundable admission fee, payable before Católica will consider your application at all. Two rules attached to the table decide what a scholarship is actually worth here. Scholarships apply only to the tuition lines marked with an asterisk — €15,750 of the €16,900 — so registration fees, the exchange-semester fee and double-degree partner costs are payable whatever you are awarded. And the Católica TOP+ award, which covers 10–90% of those tuition lines, can only be applied for inside the application form and is allocated on a rolling basis, which Católica says in as many words may exhaust the funds before the last round closes. Read at source on 5 September 2026 in English and Portuguese.
Tuition for the Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics Master in Management is €16,900 total for the standard three-semester programme, inclusive of the €700 + €450 annual registration fees and €10,500 + €5,250 in tuition; €19,500 for the four-semester track with an exchange semester. The €120 admission fee sits outside both totals, and scholarships apply only to the tuition components for the 3 semesters (4 with an exchange semester) program.
| Total tuition | €16,900 total for the standard three-semester programme, inclusive of the €700 + €450 annual registration fees and €10,500 + €5,250 in tuition; €19,500 for the four-semester track with an exchange semester. The €120 admission fee sits outside both totals, and scholarships apply only to the tuition components |
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| Tuition (numeric) | €16,900 |
| Program length | 3 semesters (4 with an exchange semester) |
| Median tuition (80 euro-priced MiMs we track) | €23,157 |
On tuition, the Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics MiM ranks #34 of 80 euro-priced MiMs we track — at or below the €23,157 median. See how it stacks up on our cheapest MiMs in Europe and best-value shortlists.
Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.
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Sources
- Católica Lisbon — International MSc in Management overview ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — Fees & scholarships. RE-READ 2026-09-05 and the page DOES publish the standard-track table, contrary to this profile's 2026-08-29/30 reading: 'International MSc in Management - Regular Program Fees (3-Semester Option)' — Year 1 'Annual Registration Fee - 700 EUR' and 'Tuition Fees - 10,500 EUR*'; Year 2 'Annual Registration Fee - 450 EUR' and 'Tuition Fees Dissertation Semester - 5,250 EUR*'; 'Total Program Costs - 16,900 EUR'. The 4-Semester Option adds 'Exchange Semester Fee - 2,600 EUR' for 'Total Program Costs - 19,500 EUR'. Year-1 tuition is paid 'in 10 installments (from September to June) after deducting the amounts paid during the enrollment process'; the Year-2 registration fee 'is due for payment in July after Year 1'; the dissertation-semester tuition is paid in five instalments September-January. 'Scholarships apply only to Tuition Fees marked with *.' NOTE the scope of the 2025-intake caveat: 'Based on the prices for the 2025 Intake, which may be subject to change' appears under each DOUBLE-DEGREE table and under NEITHER regular-programme table. Double-degree totals read the same day: Antai College EUR 22,008 (including 'Registration Fees at Antai - 108 EUR'), Aston / BI Norwegian / FGV EBAPE / Kozminski EUR 21,900 each, WU Vienna EUR 21,924.70 ('Student's Union costs at WU - 24.70 EUR'), Smith EUR 23,042 ('Academic Material Costs at Smith - 804 EUR', 'Health Insurance Fees at Smith - 338 EUR'), WHU EUR 27,400, Bocconi EUR 27,765 and ESCP EUR 30,310. Only WHU, Bocconi and ESCP carry a 'Double Degree Program Cost - 5,500 EUR' line. Scholarships: 'The Católica TOP+ scholarship is a merit-based award … which can cover between 10-90% of your Tuition Fees (Exchange Semesters and Double Degrees are not covered by the Scholarship)'; 'This scholarship is only available through your Master's Application, which means that scholarship applications will not be accepted after the submission of the application'; 'scholarships are awarded on a rolling basis, meaning funds may be allocated before the end of the Application Rounds') ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — Careers & Corporate Relations Office ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — Rankings & credentials ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — History ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- Católica Lisbon — Propinas e Bolsas de Estudo, the Portuguese-language twin of the fees page. RE-READ 2026-09-05: it carries the standard-track table too — 'Regular (3 Semestres)', 'Taxa Anual de Inscrição - 700 EUR', 'Propinas - 10,500 EUR*', 'Taxa Anual de Inscrição - 450 EUR', 'Propinas Semestre de Dissertação - 5,250 EUR*', 'Custo Total do Programa - 16,900 EUR', and the four-semester option at 19,500 EUR with a 'Taxa Semestre de Intercâmbio - 2,600 EUR'. The 2026-08-30 reading of this same URL, which recorded double-degree tables only, does not reproduce ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — International MSc in Finance, fees & scholarships, read as the cross-check on whether the omission was school-wide. RE-READ 2026-09-05: the sibling MSc publishes its standard-track table as well — 'Annual Registration Fee - 700 EUR', 'Tuition Fees - 13,033 EUR*', 'Annual Registration Fee - 450 EUR', 'Tuition Fees Dissertation Semester - 6,517 EUR*', 'Total Program Costs - 20,700 EUR', with a four-semester option at 23,300 EUR. So the school-wide omission recorded on 2026-08-30 does not reproduce on any of the three pages it was read across ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics
- Católica Lisbon — International MSc in Management, admission requirements. RE-READ 2026-09-05: 'your application will only be considered once the non-refundable admission fee of €120 has been received'; 'Applications for the 2026 Intake are closed' with no dates published for the next cycle; 'Please note that the Double Degree applications are only available until the end of February'; candidates 'can apply to 3 MSc Programs by order of preference'; 'To apply for the CATÓLICA TOP + Scholarship, candidates must do so within the application form. This is the only way to apply for the scholarship'; results 'approximately 2 weeks after the end of each Application Round' with waitlisted files carried to the next round; 'The GMAT is not a mandatory document for the application' (a 650 GMAT / 595 GMAT Focus is 'valued' for the Finance programmes); 'It is not mandatory to upload an English Certificate'; motivation letters 'are only mandatory for Double Degree Applications', one per partner school; candidate profile stated as ages 21-26 with under three years of work experience, internships counting ↗ — Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics