Escola de Administração de Empresas de São Paulo - FGV

What Makes Us Special?

FGV EAESP was founded in 1954, thanks to the joint efforts of the Brazilian government and business community, in collaboration with Michigan State University, in order to train people to tackle the challenges Brazil was going through.

It was a period of fast growth, technological change, international contact and the emergence of new economic powers. In this context, the school played a fundamental role in preparing and updating Brazil’s managerial capacity, working to meet new demands for executive education and accompanying the phase of intense industrial development that was beginning.

Since then, FGV EAESP has enhanced itself continuously to meet the demands of the academic and business communities, creating and implementing new courses and services in many different sectors.

FGV EAESP is accredited by the three leading international certification organizations. As a result, its program diplomas are valid in many countries, benefiting those who plan to develop a career abroad or work at a multinational.

What to Expect on Campus

Students at FGV EAESP can expect a comprehensive campus experience with a variety of facilities. The main 12-floor building houses classrooms, IT laboratories, administrative offices, academic departments, the Noble Hall, and the Getulio Vargas Academic Office. It also includes amenities such as a professors' social space, an outpatient medical center, two restaurants, and two snack bars. Additionally, the Karl A. Boedecker Library building, the Getulio Vargas Auditorium, a multisport court, and two annex buildings - which host various administrative departments and student groups like Aiesec and the Athletics Association - contribute to a vibrant and well-equipped campus environment.

Living in the City

São Paulo is a metropolis with over 12 million habitants and it is the most important economic center of Brazil.We are the largest tourist destination in Brazil, with about 14 million tourists a year.

São Paulo is known for:

• Cultural Attractions: 101 museums, 282 movie theaters, 146 libraries and around 40 cultural centers; besides several popular festivities and fair that take place in its streets.
• Diverse Gastronomy: over 15 thousand restaurants and 20 thousand bars.
• Nightlife: one of the best places for parties, nightclubs and other night time programs.
• Community: the largest Japanese, Lebanese and Italian community living in São Paulo.
• Green Area: São Paulo has more than 100 parks spread out around the city, like the Ibirapuera park, our central park. 

Learn more about the city of São Paulo.

CEMS Club São Paulo

The CEMS Club São Paulo is an association of CEMS students at FGV EAESP that strives to ensure a vibrant and dynamic CEMS community in São Paulo, which aims to organize academic, corporate, as well as social events to foster long-life relationships with co-students, alumni, and corporate & social partners.

To learn more visit CEMS Club São Paulo.

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