Academic Master in Business Administration (CMAE)

The Administration, Analysis and Information Technology (AATI) research line investigates the social, organizational and individual implications of digital technologies, with a critical emphasis on their uses and transformations in civil society organizations, companies and the public sector. Topics covered include information systems management, innovation in emerging technologies, digital ecosystems, IT governance, inclusive systems, socio-technics and digital decision-making processes. Research explores the dynamics of technological development in diverse contexts, using qualitative, quantitative and computational methods, such as case studies, Design Science Research and mixed approaches, balancing theoretical rigor with practical application. AATI examines cutting-edge technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, highlighting organizational, ethical and social impacts, as well as connections between algorithms, humans and data, considering inclusion, equity and sustainability.

The line of research in Business Strategy has contributed to the advancement of scientific knowledge in Strategy in Brazil. Its research focuses on the following areas: Organizational Performance and Development, Corporate Internationalization, Innovation and Entrepreneurship and Non Market strategies. The general questions that the line seeks to answer relate to: Strategy and Organizational Analysis, Business Internationalization and Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

This line of research includes different aspects of marketing studies, involving both the macro level (of the company or economic activity) and the micro level (of the individual), as well as different research paradigms and methods.

The field of Organizational Studies has grown and consolidated substantially over the last five decades, and today includes an expressive variety of themes, epistemological currents, methodologies and approaches. At FGV EAESP, the Organizational Studies group was formed based on the guidance and classic contributions of Fernando Claudio Prestes Motta, Ramon Garcia and Mauricio Tragtenberg. These contributions were characterized by a reflexive and critical view of organizations and their dynamics. In its current configuration, the Organizational Studies Research Line aims to carry out studies that continue this tradition and draw on the latest theoretical advances in the field in Brazil and around the world.

The central theme of the Operations Management and Sustainability research line is the role of operations management for performance and competitiveness. Traditional operations management themes such as operations strategy, logistics, supply chain management, service management, quality and processes are part of the research interests of its researchers. In addition, broader themes are addressed such as: sustainable development and its impact on the environment; industrial clusters; sustainability strategies; and, innovation.

FGV/EAESP's Research Line in Finance has already trained more than 300 researchers (Masters and PhDs), who have held prominent positions in academia, government and industry. During the course, the Line's students invariably undertake internships at renowned institutions abroad, including: University of Cambridge, University of California, University of Texas, University of Colorado, University of Lancaster, University of New York, University of Illinois, Instituto de Empresa (IE) de Madrid, University of Georgia, and Stanford University. The Finance Line has a range of professors whose specialties cover the entire spectrum of Finance: corporate finance (including international finance and corporate governance), investments and asset pricing, behavioral finance, banking, regulation and financial stability. Also noteworthy is the prioritization of the social impact, as well as the potential contribution to innovation, of the scientific production of the FGV/EAESP Finance Line.