The ISEG- Lisbon School of Economics and Management became part of the HERMES network, Higher Education and Research in Management of European Universities.
Founded in 1997, the HERMES network is one of the oldest and most important networks of business schools in the world, made up of 26 schools in Europe, the USA, Asia and Australia. HERMES was founded by EM Strasbourg Business School with the aim of strengthening collaboration in teaching and research. The network has been led since June of this year by Prof. Kevin Campbell of Stirling Management School, University of Stirling, Scotland.
The prestigious HERMES network offers more than 25 double degrees at partner universities, giving students from member schools the opportunity to study at different locations and schools. In addition to designing innovative interuniversity training programs, the network promotes the exchange of teachers and the development of joint research projects.
ISEG is the only Portuguese school to be part of this network of internationally prestigious universities, three of which - including ISEG - are included in the Financial Times ranking of the best universities in the world. Business Schools European. This global connection not only broadens the learning opportunities for ISEG students, but also strengthens the cultural and academic exchange between the participating institutions.
“Joining the HERMES network represents another important step for ISEG. Being part of this network means joining an elite group of institutions committed to innovation in teaching and research. Our School, renowned for its academic rigor and the quality of its research, is now a key member of this network, fully committed to its present and future development" he says João Duque, president of ISEG.
About the Hermes Network
