Academic Merit Awards
With the support of various institutions and companies, every year ISEG awards prizes to those students who have achieved grades of excellence, both at the time of their initial application and also during their continual assessment.
Undergraduate
 | Caixa Geral de Depósitos Best student of the Bachelors in Economics. Best student of the Bachelors in Finance (taught in English). Best student of the Bachelors in Management. Best student of the Bachelors in Applied Mathematics for Economics and Management. Best student of the Bachelors in Management (taught in English). Best student of the Bachelors in Economics (taught in English. |
 | AEISEG The best 1 st Year student who has not been awarded any other award or scholarship. |
 | Associação Mutualista Montepio Internship Prize Best student of the Bachelors in Finance. |
 | EY Merit Award Best Portuguese student admitted in the Bachelors in Applied Mathematics for Economics and Management. |
Masters
| Associação Mutualista Montepio Best student of the Masters in Finance. |
| Caixa Geral de Depósitos Best student of the course unit in Scientific and Technological Policy of the Masters in Economics and Management of Science, Technology, and Innovation. |
 | Deloitte Award Best 1st year student of the Master of Mathematical Finance. |
 | Grupo Finantia Best student of the Masters in International Economics and European Studies. |
 | IAPMEI Best student of the Masters in Industrial Strategy and Management. |
 | PWC Award Best 1st year student of the Masters in Accounting. |
| EY Merit Award Best Portuguese student admitted in the Masters in Accounting, Tax, and Corporate Finance (taught in Portuguese). Best Portuguese student admitted in the Masters in Actuarial Science. Best Portuguese student admitted in the Masters in Data Analytics for Business. |
 | KPMG Best student of the Masters in Accounting. |
 | PSE Award Bests students of the Masters in Applied Econometrics and Forecasting subject “Spatial Econometrics”. |
 | Jornal Económico Best student of the Masters in Finance subject “Derivatives”. |
Scholarships
 | Fundação Económicas Excellence Scholarship – KPMG The Excellence Scholarship of Fundação Económicas is awarded to the ten students with the highest average final grades at the time of their initial application to study at ISEG. These scholarships are the equivalent of the value of the tuition fees of the First Year of a Bachelors degree. |
| Otelinda e Carlos Silveira – Merit Scholarship Scholarship for a Masters degree at ISEG. A prize, which is the equivalent of the value of the total tuition fees to study for a Masters at ISEG, for the following best Final Year Bachelors students: > Best student of the Bachelors in Management. > Best student of the Bachelors in Economics. > Best student of the Bachelors in Finance. > Best student of the Bachelors in Management (taught in English). > Best student of the Bachelors in Economics (taught in English). > Best student of the Bachelors in Applied mathematics for Economics and Management. |
| Instituto Rodrigo Guimarães Scholarship Scholarship for students who have completed their bachelor’s degree and who are enrolled in one of the ISEG Masters programmes. | |
 | Payment of tuition fees by SAS scholarship students The payment of tuition fees by students who applied for a UL Social Action Scholarship (SAS) only takes place after the final decision is made. Should a scholarship be awarded, the tuition fees are only due after the respective payment of this scholarship. In such cases, an extra 15 days are added to the deadline for the settling of tuition fees. Payment is made in person at the Masters and PhD Office, where students can also request a payment plan. Further information available at: https://www.sas.ulisboa.pt |
Fundação José Neves (FJN) Scholarship.
As part of this partnership, the Masters, MBA, and long-term executive training programmes will be eligible for a scholarship from the Foundation for each student to support their payment of tuition fees.
This scholarship is in effect a loan, that is to say that the tuition fees will have to be re-paid to the Foundation later on when the student is employed and earns a salary above a certain amount. This repayment is then reinvested in supporting other students access the programme. Further information on https://joseneves.org/pt/artigos/aposta-na-aprendizagem.