recognition qualifications

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RECOGNITION

QUALIFICATIONS

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MCTES – Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education

DGES – Directorate General for Higher Education

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I. General Information about Portugal 5

II. Portuguese Education System 8

1. Pre-School Education 9

2. Basic Education 9

3. Secondary Education 10

4. Admission to Higher Education 12

5. Higher Education 14

6. Post-Secondary Education 19

III. Academic recognition 20

IV. Professional recognition 28

V. Useful contacts and information 30

1. Useful contacts 31

2. General information 33

VI. Annexes 36

1. Legislation 37

2. List of degrees/degrees acknowledged by 40 Decree-law 341/2007 of October 12th

3. List of higher education institutions in Portugal 50

Index

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This guide, produced by NARIC (National Recognition Information Centre), is the

result of the implementation of Measure 46 of the Immigrants Integration Plan

which was approved by the Minister Council Resolution nº 63-A/2007 of May 3rd,

and is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher

Education (MCTES).

We aim to present, in a clear and objective manner, information that enables all of

those potentially interested in understand the Portuguese higher education

system, in particular, with regards to the recognition of foreign qualifications, thus

contributing to the integration of foreign students and graduates who seek

Portugal as their host country.

We chose to organize this guide by chapters in order to ease the access to its

contents by a larger audience.

There was an effort to include in the annex a synthesis of the most recent legal

framework regarding the higher education system, the most relevant legal

diplomas on recognition of foreign higher qualifications as well as a list of higher

education institutions that have been recognized by MCTES.

Introductory remarks

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I. General Information

about Portugal

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DATA ABOUT PORTUGAL

Official Name Portuguese Republic

Capital Lisbon

Location The most southwestern part of Europe and it includes the set of islands of Azores and Madeira located in Atlantic Ocean.

Surface 91 985 Km2

Population 10 627 250 inhabitants

Climate

The coast and islands have an average temperature of 12ºC in the Winter and 21ºC in the Summer. In the countryside and highlands the average is 5ºC in the Winter and 25ºC in the summer.

Political System Republic

Language Portuguese1

Currency Euro

Religion Religious freedom – mainly Catholicism

Time Zone UTC 0

Summer: UTC+1

International

Area Code +351

Official Website www.portugal.gov.pt

1Portuguese is the third most spoken European language in the world (about 200

million people). Portuguese speaking countries are spread throughout the globe:

Africa (Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea Bissau, Mozambique, Saint Tomé and Prince),

South America (Brazil) and Asia (East-Timor, the youngest nation in the world).

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II. Portuguese Education System

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The Portuguese education system is

composed by pre-school education,

school education and extra-school

education. School education

encompasses basic, secondary and

higher education.

PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION

Pre-school education is aimed at children between age three and entry in

compulsory schooling; it is a non-mandatory education that can be undertaken in

public or private kindergartens, and it is for free in the former.

BASIC EDUCATION

Basic education is compulsory, free of charge and nine years long. It is organized

in three consecutive cycles where the first cycle is four years long, the second

cycle is two years long and the third cycle is three years long.

In the first cycle, the education is global and aims to develop basic competences

in Portuguese Language, Mathematics, the Study of the Environment and

Expressions (Artistic or Physical-Motion), thus ensuring a common general

education and training, exploring and developing the students’ interests and skills,

and promoting individual achievement in harmony with social values.

In this first cycle of studies, education is globalizing and it is carried out by a sole

teacher who may, however, be assisted in specialized areas.

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The 2nd cycle is organized by interdisciplinary areas of basic education and

training, each area being carried out by a teacher.

On the other hand, the 3rd cycle aims to provide a more consistent education and

training, namely through the acquisition of skills that lead to the labor market or

further studying. Similarly to the previous cycle, this one is also organized by

disciplines and operates in a multi-teacher regime with specialized teachers

addressing different subject areas or disciplines.

The teaching of Information and Communication Technologies begins in 8th grade

and it becomes a mandatory course by 9th grade. In basic education, the learning

of two foreign languages, among English, French and German, is also mandatory.

At the end of the 3rd cycle, students are subject to an external summative

assessment by performing nationwide exams in the Portuguese and Mathematics

disciplines. Basic education culminates with the completion of this last cycle, when

it is awarded a certificate in basic education.

SECONDARY EDUCATION

Upon successful completion of basic education, any student can access a

secondary education course lasting three years. Secondary education aims to

provide diversified training and learning, and it comprises:

Scientific-humanistic courses: targeted for further studies at the higher

level, university or polytechnic;

Technologic courses: targeted for both the insertion in the labor market

and for further studies (specialized technologic courses or higher

education courses);

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Specialized artistic courses: according to the selected artistic field,

targeted for both the insertion in the labor market and for further studies

in post-secondary courses (Technologic Specialization Courses) or in

higher education;

Professional courses: aimed at providing young people with professional

skills for the labor market, as well as enabling them access to technologic

specialization courses (CET) or to higher education;

The completion of secondary education culminates with the attainment of

a secondary studies certificate, and technologic courses, specialized

artistic courses and professional courses, in particular, still provide a level

3 professional qualification.

This education subsystem requires the payment of a low annual fee in public

schools.

Table I

EEDDUUCCAATTIIOONN SSCCHHOOOOLL YYEEAARR AAGGEE

Pre-school --- 3-6 years

Basic

education 1st Cycle 1st – 4th 6-10 years

2nd Cycle 5th – 6th 10-12 years

3rd Cycle 7th – 9th 12-15 years

Secondary

education Scientific-humanistic

10th, 11th e 12th

15-18 years Technologic

Specialized Artistic

Professional

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ADMISSION TO HIGHER EDUCATION

All national and foreign students can apply to higher education as long as they

cumulatively fulfill the following conditions:

Completion of a secondary education course or a legally equivalent

national or foreign qualification;

Completion of the necessary entrance exams for the course they are

applying with a final grade equal to or exceeding the minimum

established (there are higher education institutions that accept foreign

tests or exams);

Fulfillment of the pre-conditions, if any, required for the course they are

applying.

Admissions in each higher education institution are subject to numerus clauses.

Potential students may contact the Directorate General for Higher Education at

[email protected] or check the website at www.acessoensinosuperior.pt for

more information.

Candidates holding foreign qualifications

Foreign students who wish to apply to higher education institutions in Portugal

must fulfill the same conditions that are required to national students.

Candidates holding foreign qualifications should request equivalence to 12th grade

in a secondary education school endowed with pedagogic autonomy. Further

mailto:[email protected]

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information is available at the Directorate-General of Innovation and Curriculum

Development’s official website at www.dgidc.min-edu.pt.

Students that have been enrolled in a foreign higher education institution and

have attended a course considered to be of higher education level by the existing

legislation in that country, whether they completed it or not, may request a

change of course or transfer. For more information on this matter, please contact

the higher education institution in which you wish to be admitted.

Figure 1: Diagram of access to higher education

ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION

Public Higher

Education

National

Competition

General Conditions

Special Conditions

Applicants from the Autonomous Regions of

Azores and Madeira

Portuguese emigrants abroad

Applicants with a physical or sensory handicap

Citizens in the armed forces under contract

Special

Competitions

Private Higher

Education

Special

Regime

Members of Portuguese

diplomatic mission abroad

Portuguese scholarship holders abroad or civil

servants on official mission abroad

Permanent staff of the Portuguese Armed Forces

Top level athletics

Citizens born in Timor Leste

Institutional

competetitions

Course change, transfer and re-entry system within higher education

Applicants over 23 years old

Admission to Medicine by

holders of a Licenciado degree

Holders of higher, intermediate

level qualifications and Specialization Technological

Diploma

Scholarship holders from PALOPs

Foreign officers working in accredited diplomatic

mission in Portugal

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HIGHER EDUCATION

The Portuguese higher education system includes university and polytechnic

education.

University education is taught in public, private and cooperative, and concordat

universities, whereas polytechnic education takes place in public, private and

cooperative non-university institutions.

Private and cooperative institutions get recognition in advance from the Ministry of

Science, Technology and Higher Education.

Higher education provides the following academic degrees: Bachelor’s

(Licenciado), Master’s ( Mestre) and Ph.D (Doutor).

The bachelor’s degree is provided by both university and polytechnic

institutions.

The cycle of studies leading to a bachelor’s degree (Licenciado) in polytechnic

institutions has a duration of six semesters of student work, corresponding to 180

ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System), and a duration of

seven or eight semesters of student work, corresponding to a training of up to

240 ECTS in those cases foreseen by national or EU legislation.

The cycle of studies leading to a bachelor’s degree in universities has a duration of

six to eight semesters of student work, corresponding to a training of 180-240

ECTS. In the first cycle of studies at universities or polytechnic institutions, the

bachelor’s degree is provided to those who have attained the minimum

established number of ECTS through the successful completion in all courses that

are part of the bachelor’s degree curriculum.

The master’s degree (Mestre) is provided by both university and polytechnic

institutions.

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The cycle of studies leading to a master’s degree has a duration of three to four

semesters of student work and corresponds to an education and training of 90 to

120 ECTS.

In polytechnic institutions, the cycle of studies leading to a master’s degree must

ensure, for the most part, the acquisition of a professional specialization. In

universities, the cycle of studies leading to a master’s degree must ensure, for the

most part, the acquisition of an academic specialization that is based on research

activities or that expands professional skills.

In universities, the master’s degree can also be attained upon completion of an

integrated cycle of studies with a duration between 10 and 12 semesters of

student work which corresponds to a training of 300 to 360 ECTS, and it is valid in

those cases where the duration to have access to a specific professional activity is

established by certain EU legislation or is common practice in the EU. In this cycle

of studies, the bachelor’s degree is granted through the attainment of the 180

ECTS corresponding to the first six semesters of student work.

In the 2nd cycle of studies in university of polytechnic institutions, the master’s

degree is provided to those who successfully complete all courses that are part of

the curriculum program, and upon approval of the public defense of a dissertation,

work project or internship report.

The Doctoral degree (Doutor) is conferred by university institutions to those who

obtained approval in the program’s coursework, if any, and in the public defense

of the thesis.

Higher education institutions can also offer technologic specialization courses that

are qualified as post-secondary education.

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Admission conditions in the 2nd and 3rd cycles of studies

Potential candidates to the 2nd cycle of studies leading to a master’s degree

must:

hold a bachelor’s degree (licenciado) or its legal equivalent;

hold a foreign higher academic degree that is recognized as meeting the

objectives of the bachelor’s degree by the competent scientific body of

the higher education institution where they intend to be admitted;

hold an academic, scientific or professional resume which is recognized

as attesting the capacity to carry out this cycle of studies by the

competent scientific body of the higher education institution where they

intend to be admitted.

Potential candidates to the 3rd cycle of studies leading to a doctoral degree

must:

hold a master’s degree or its legal equivalent;

hold a bachelor’s degree and an academic or scientific curriculum vitae

particularly relevant that is recognized as attesting the capacity to carry

out this cycle of studies by the competent scientific body of the university

where they intend to be admitted;

hold an academic, scientific or professional curriculum vitae that is

recognized as attesting the capacity to carry out this cycle of studies by

the competent scientific body of the university where they intend to be

admitted.

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Grading System

Bachelor and master’s graduates receive a final classification ranging from 10

to 20 on a numerical scale from 0 to 20, as well as its equivalent in the European

scale of grading comparability of classifications.

The Doctor degree receives a final classification in accordance with the standards

set by the regulations approved by the university that confers the degree.

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CHART OF THE PORTUGUESE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM

(*) Exception being made in cases where the access to a certain professional activity requires

a training ranging from 210 to 240 ECTS.

(**) Exceptionally, and without failing to ensure the satisfaction of all requirements related to

the characterization of the goals of the degree and the conditions for obtaining it, the cycle of

studies leading to a master’s degree in a certain specialty may have 60 credits, as long as

there is evidence of a stable practice and internationally consolidated in that specialty.

(***) The master's degree may be conferred after an integrated cycle of studies in cases

where, in order to have access to a particular professional activity, that duration a) is

established by EU legislation and b) results from a stable and consolidated practice in the EU.

In such cases, the bachelor’s degree is awarded to students who have obtained 180 ECTS

(3 years, 6 semesters).

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POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

Technologic Specialization Courses (CET) are post-secondary education and

training that aim to provide a level 4 professional qualification by combining a

secondary, general or professional training, and present the following

characteristics:

a high-level technical training;

provide a qualification that includes a high level of knowledge and skills;

no need to master the scientific grounds of the different areas being

taught;

acquisition of knowledge and skills that enable the trainee to take on

conception and/or supervision and/or management roles, in an

autonomous and independent way.

These courses allow students to enter the labor market and/or to pursue their

studies in higher education.

The approval in a CET confers a Technologic Specialization Diploma (DET) and

access to a Professional Competence Certificate - CAP- issued in the framework of

the National System of Professional Certification.

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Licenciado | Mestre | Doutor

Name: Homo sapiens Institution: Optimus Agnosco Universitas

Degree: Philosophiae Doctor

III. Academic recognition

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In Portugal, the legislation concerning the recognition of foreign qualifications is

comprised in two legal documents:

Decree-law n.º 341/2007 of October 12th creates a new regime of

recognition of foreign academic degrees with identical level, goals and nature as

the bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees awarded by Portuguese higher

education institutions and allowing the same rights to those holding these

academic degrees. This new regime relies on the mutual trust principle, thus

replacing, when applicable, the equivalence process based on the scientific

reassessment of the work carried out by the holder while pursuing the foreign

degree, as stated in decree-law n.º 283/83 of June 21st.

A Commission for the Recognition of Foreign Degrees was created under this new

regime to define through generic deliberations the number of degrees covered by

this regime.

Until now, the foreign academic degrees that have been considered under the

above mentioned decree-law, are those listed in the annex to this guide and

published on the official website www.dges.mctes.pt.

Decree-law n.º 283/83 of June 21st

Decree-law n.º 341/2007of October 12th

http://www.dges.mctes.pt/

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Registration is requested by the holder of the degree/diploma or his legal

representative, as follows:

For bachelor’s or master’s degree:

to the Rector of a Portuguese public university;

to the President of a public polytechnic institute;

to the Director-General for Higher Education.

For doctoral degree:

to the Rector of a Portuguese public university;

to the Director-General for Higher Education.

The request of registration must be accompanied by the following documents:

Original diploma or document issued by the competent foreign institution

of higher education to prove, unequivocally, that the degree was

conferred, and its translation, if applicable;

A copy of the thesis / dissertation (digital / paper) in the case of

registration of a diploma that confers a recognized degree as producing

the corresponding effects of the degrees of doctor or master.

When necessary, the applicant may be asked to provide a translation of the

diploma and the title of the thesis / dissertation if they are written in a foreign

language other than Spanish, French, English or Italian.

Fees for each registration are determined by the institutions and cannot

exceed €25.

Registration must be made within one month after delivery of all documentation.

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Decree-law n.º 283/83 of June 21st regulates the equivalence/recognition

process of foreign higher education qualifications.

Under this decree-law, the decision on granting or denying equivalence /

recognition is the sole responsibility of the higher education institutions.

The request for equivalence to bachelor’s degree (licenciado) must be instructed

in a proper model and addressed to the President of the Scientific Council of the

institution that provides courses in the same area or in related areas.

The request for equivalence to master’s degree (mestre) must be instructed in a

proper model and addressed to the university rector or the president of the

polytechnic institute to which the school or educational unit belongs and through

which the master's degree is conferred in the same area and specialty.

The request for equivalence to doctoral degree (doutor) must be instructed in a

proper model and addressed to the university rector to which the school or

educational unit belongs and through which the doctoral degree is conferred in the

same area and specialty.

Where there are significant differences in the curricular structures, academic

recognition is provided upon request to the rector of the university or the

president of the polytechnic institute.

The models for application of foreign higher qualifications are set out in Ministerial

Order nº. 1071/83 of December 29th, namely:

model nº. 524 - equivalence to the Doctoral degree;

model nº. 525 - equivalence to the Master’s degree;

model nº. 526 - equivalence to Bachelor’s degree or to non-degree

higher education courses;

model nº. 527 - recognition of qualifications;

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The forms are available online (www.incm.pt) and can also be purchased at

Imprensa Nacional-Casa da Moeda – Rua Filipa de Vilhena, nº. 12, 1000-136

Lisbon, or requested to the Commercial Department - Rua Marquês Sá da

Bandeira, nº. 16 A, 1050-148 Lisbon, phone +351 213 301 700, fax +351 213

301 707.

Equivalence/recognition can be sought in the country of origin, by the applicant or

by the legally designated person for that purpose.

In case of equivalence to a Bachelor’s degree, the following documents are

needed:

a) diploma certifying the ownership of the foreign degree or diploma for

which an equivalence is being requested;

b) document issued by the competent authorities of the foreign

university, listing the subjects that the applicant has successfully

completed and which led to the degree or diploma for which an

equivalence is being requested; the workload per year and per discipline,

the syllabus per year and per discipline; as well as the duration of the

studies leading to the degree and final classification or, if not provided,

the partial ratings;

c) 2 copies of each essay considered independently in the syllabus, if

any.

Regarding the equivalence to a Master’s degree, the following documents are

needed:

a) diploma attesting the ownership of the degree for which an

equivalence is requested;


university, listing the subjects in which the applicant has successfully

completed and which constitute an integral part of the conditions for the

degree for which equivalence is being requested;

http://www.incm.pt/

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c) 2 copies of the dissertation and other works that may have been

submitted for the completion of the degree for which equivalence is being

requested;

d) regulation setting the conditions for admission and attainment of the

foreign degree for which equivalence is being requested.

In case of equivalence to the Doctoral degree, the following documents are

needed:

a) diploma attesting the ownership of the degree for which equivalence is

being requested;


university, listing the subjects in which the applicant has obtained

approval and which may constitute part of the conditions for the

attainment of the degree for which equivalence is being requested;

c) 2 copies of the thesis and other works that may have been submitted

for the completion of the degree for which equivalence is being

requested;

d) 2 copies of the curriculum vitae updated to the attainment of the

degree for which equivalence is being requested.

The work and thesis should include a note provided by the competent authorities

of the foreign university or institution of higher education indicating that they

were considered and accepted for the attainment of the degree for which

equivalence is being requested.

The applicant may be asked to present additional elements that are considered

necessary for the assessment of the request.

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Documents issued by foreign higher education institutions should be recognized

by the local Portuguese consular agent and / or legalized under the Convention

regarding the Abolition of the Requirement of Legalization of Foreign Public

Documents (better known as the Hague Convention), signed in The Hague on

October 5th, 1961. All contacts of Portuguese Embassies and Consulates

worldwide can be found at the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

www.min-nestrangeiros.pt/mne/estrangeiro

By granting equivalency/recognition, the institutions themselves charge a certain

amount of fees.

For questions relating to academic and professional recognition, please contact the

National Recognition Information Centre (NARIC), Directorate General for Higher

Education, Avenida Duque D'Avila 137, 1069-016 Lisbon,

[email protected] | www.naricportugal.pt

http://www.min-nestrangeiros.pt/mne/estrangeiro

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IV. Professional recognition

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Professional recognition is regulated by Directive 2005/36/EC of the European

Parliament and the Council, of September 7th, on the recognition of professional

qualifications, and it is part of the legislative consolidation process and flexibility

of labor markets by fostering a better liberalization of service provision and a

simplification of administrative procedures within the professional recognition.

This scheme applies to EU citizens and nationals of non-EU members that are

signatories to the EEA (European Economic Area) namely, Liechtenstein, Norway,

Iceland and Switzerland. It also applies to the recognition of qualifications

obtained outside the EU, by a citizen of an EU member state.

It should be noted that this regime only concerns the regulated professions, i.e.,

activity or set of activities, in which access, taking up or modus operandis are

directly or indirectly, dependent on the possession of certain professional

qualifications by virtue of laws, regulations or administrative provisions.

For detailed information on this subject, particularly on the regulated professions

in Portugal and their competent authorities, please check the website

http://portal.iefp.pt

Nationals of countries not covered by the provisions of this Directive shall, firstly,

request academic recognition of their qualifications under the existing legislation

on this matter in order to

gain access to the labor

market in Portugal.

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V. Useful information

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Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher Education Directorate-General for Higher Education (DGES) NARIC Av. Duque d’ Ávila, n.º 137 1069-016 Lisbon Phone: +351 213 126 010 Fax: +351 213 126 020 email: [email protected] | [email protected] URL: www.dges.mctes.pt Ministry of Education Secretariat-General Information and Public Relations Centre (CIREP) Av. 5 de Outubro, 107

1069-018 Lisbon Phone: +351 217 811 800 Fax: +351 217 978 020 email: [email protected] URL: www.min-edu.pt Directorate-General of Innovation and Curricular Development (DGIDC) Av. 24 de Julho, n.º 140-C 1399-025 Lisbon Phone: +351 213 934 652 Fax: +351 213 934 682 email: [email protected] URL: www.dgidc.min-edu.pt Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MNE) Palácio das Necessidades Largo do Rilvas 1399-030 Lisbon Phone: +351 21 394 600 URL: www.mne.gov.pt Ministry of Labor and Social Solidarity Institute of Employment and Professional Training (IEFP) Rua de Xabregas, n.º 52, 1949-003 Lisbon Phone: +351 21 861 41 00 Fax: +351 21 861 46 12 URL: www.iefp.pt

Useful contacts European

emergency number 112





http://www.min-edu.pt/


http://www.dgidc.min-edu.pt/

http://www.mne.gov.pt/

http://www.iefp.pt/

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Ministry of Interior Foreigners and Borders Service (SEF) Avenida do Casal de Cabanas Urbanização Cabanas Golf n.º1 2734-506 Barcarena Oeiras Phone: +351 214 236 200 / +351 965 903 600 Fax: +351 214 236 640 email: [email protected] URL: www.sef.pt Presidency of the Council of Ministers High Commissioner for Immigration and Intercultural Dialogue (ACIDI) Rua Álvaro Coutinho, 14 1150-025 Lisbon Phone: +351 21 810 61 00 Fax: +351 218 106 117 email: [email protected] URL: www.acidi.gov.pt National Centers for Immigrant Support CNAI - Lisbon R. Álvaro Coutinho, 14 1150-025 Lisbon Phone: +351 218 106 100 Fax: +351 218 106 117 CNAI - Oporto Rua do Pinheiro, 9 4050-484 Oporto Phone: +351 222 073 810 Fax: +351 222 073 817 email: [email protected] CNAI - Faro Loja do Cidadão Mercado Municipal, 1º Piso Largo Dr. Francisco Sá Carneiro

8000-151 Faro email: [email protected] National Asylum Support Service (JRS) Rua 8 ao Alto do Lumiar, Lote 59 1750 -342 Lisbon Phone: +351 217 552 790 / +351 937 541 620 Fax: +351 217 552 799 email: [email protected] URL: www.jrsportugal.pt


http://www.sef.pt/


http://www.acidi.gov.pt/




http://www.jrsportugal.pt/

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Visa

Foreign citizens from third countries who wish to study and/or work in Portugal

should, before leaving, ask for information at the Portuguese Embassy or

Consulate in their country of origin, or check the Foreigners and Borders Service

at www.sef.pt

Accommodation, food and health

Foreign nationals who wish to study in Portugal may contact the public and private

higher education institutions in order to get information about accommodation,

food and health systems.

Portuguese language courses for foreigners

Most Portuguese higher education institutions run courses of various levels of

Portuguese language and culture, from annual courses, to summer courses and

special courses for foreigners wishing to learn or deepen their Portuguese

language skills.

For more detailed information, please check the various institutions of higher

education, both public and private, the Camões Institute and the Ministry of

Foreign Affairs.

General information

http://www.sef.pt/

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Scholarships and grants: BCP (Banco Comercial Portugues) Foundation: www.millenniumbcp.pt Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation: www.gulbenkian.pt Orient Foundation: www.foriente.pt Luso-American Foundation: www.flad.pt Science and Technology Foundation: www.fct.mctes.pt

Camões Institute, IP: www.instituto-camoes.pt Portuguese Institute for Development Support: www.ipad.mne.gov.pt Santander Totta: www.santandertotta.pt Social Services in Higher Education: www.dges.mctes.pt

Banks

Banks in Portugal are open Monday to Friday between 08h30 and 15h00, and

some offices may close at 18h00.

Museums

Most museums in Portugal,are closed on Mondays, and traditionally they are also

closed on Easter Sunday, December 25th, January 1st and possibly on local

holidays.

Usually, museums run from 10.00 to 12.00 and from 14.00 to 17.00, but private

museums and foundations may have different schedules, so this information does

not preclude consultation with each museum.

http://www.millenniumbcp.pt/

http://www.gulbenkian.pt/

http://www.foriente.pt/

http://www.flad.pt/

http://www.fct.mctes.pt/

http://www.instituto-camoes.pt/

http://www.ipad.mne.gov.pt/

http://www.santandertotta.pt/


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Newspapers and TV

In Portugal there are more than 80 newspapers in Portuguese language, from

national dailies, weeklies and regional newspapers, as well as specialized

newspapers in areas such as sports, economics, and politics, among others.

Portuguese television has four channels in open signal, two public televisions

(RTP 1 and RTP 2) and two private television channels (SIC and TVI). In addition

to the public signal, it is possible to access various Portuguese and foreign

channels through subscription cable, satellite and IPTV (TV over IP).

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Legislation

List of degrees/certificates acknowledged by

decree-law 341/2007, of October 12th

List of higher education institutions in Portugal

VI. Annexes

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Legislation within the academic recognition of foreign

higher education degrees

Legislation Description

Decree-Law n.º

341/2007 of October 12th

Ministerial order N.º 29/2008 of January 10th

Approves the legal regime of recognition of foreign higher

education degrees.

Approves the regulation of the registration process of foreign diplomas under Decree-Law No. 341/2007 of October 12th.

Decree-Law N.º 283/83 of June 21st

Ministerial order N.º 1071/83 of December 29th

Regulates the system of equivalence/recognition of foreign qualifications at the higher level to the corresponding Portuguese qualifications.

Approves the exclusive models of the National Press – House of Currency for request of equivalence/recognition of foreign qualifications.

Decree-Law N.º 93/96 of July 16th

Establishes that the holder of a doctoral degree conferred by the European University Institute of Florence produces the same effects as the attainment of a doctoral degree in Portuguese universities.

Legislation

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Legislation regarding the Professional Recognition


Directive 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and Council, of

September 7th

Establishes the legislative mechanisms for the recognition of professional qualifications acquired in a Member State other than the one where the qualification was obtained.

Law No. 9/2009 of March 4th

Transposes Directive N.º 2005/36/EC of the European Parliament and the Council, of September 7th, on the recognition of professional qualifications, into national law.

Ministerial order N.º 967/2009, of August 25th

Regulates the recognition of qualifications for kindergarten teachers and primary and secondary education teachers, as stated in Directive N.º 2005/36/EC of the Parliament and the Council, of September 7th.

39

Legislation of reference


Decree-Law No. 107/2008, of June 25th

Promotes the deepening of the Bologna Process in higher education by introducing amendments to Decree-Law 74/2006 of March 24th, 42/2005 of February 22nd and 67/2005 of March. 15th.

Ministerial order No. 30/2008 of January 10th

Regulates the supplement to the diploma referred by Decree-Law 42/2005 of February 22nd.

Decree-Law No. 369/2007 of

November 5th

Creates the Agency for Assessment and Accreditation of Higher Education and approves their regulations.

Law No. 62/2007 of September 10th

Establishes the legal framework of higher education institutions (RJIES).

Law No. 38/2007 of August 16th

Approves the legal framework of assessment in higher education.

Ministerial order No. 401/2007, of April 5th

Approves the Regulation of Course Changing Regimes, Transfer and Re-entry into Higher Education.

Decree-Law No. 74/2006, of March 24th

Regulates the changes introduced by the Framework Law of the Education System for the new organization model of higher education with regard to the cycles of studies.

Decree-Law No. 64/2006 of March 21st

Regulates the adapted tests to assess the ability of those aged 23 or above to attend higher education.

Decree-Law No. 42/2005 of February 22nd

Approves the regulatory instruments for the creation of the European Higher Education Area.

Decree-Law No. 67/2005 of March 15th

Regulates the recognition by the Portuguese state of the academic degrees conferred upon the successful completion of an Erasmus Mundus Master’s course.

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LIST OF DEGREES/CERTIFICATES ACKNOWLEDGED BY DECREE-

LAW 341/2007 OF OCTOBER 12th

Table 1 – BOLOGNA DEGREES

Countries Degrees Degrees

in

Portugal

Legislation

Austria

Bachelor

Bakkalaureus/Bakkalaurea licenciado

Generic resolution n.º 2

Resolution N.º 2430/2008 of September 9th

Master/

Magister/Magistra/

diplom -ingenieur/in

mestre


Decision N.º 12713/2009 of May 28th


Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)/

Doktor doutor



Belgium

Bachelor/

bachelier licenciado




Master/

médecin vétérinaire/

médecin

mestre




Doctor/Docteur/

Doctor of Philosophy doutor



Bulgaria

Професионален бакалавър по

Бакалавър licenciado



Магистър mestre Generic resolution n.º 2


Дoktop (PhD) doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Cyprus Διδακτορικό doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Czech

Republic

Bakalář/bakalář umění (BcA.) licenciado




Magistr/

inženýr (Ing.)/

inženýr architekt (Ing.arch.)/

magistr umění (MgA.)/

doktor medicíny (MUDr.)/

zubní lékař (MDDr.)/

doktor veterinární medicíny

(MVDr.)

mestre




Doktor (Ph.D.)/

Doktor Teologie (Th.D.) doutor



List of degrees/certificates acknowledged by decree-law 341/2007 of October 12th

41

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Denmark

Bachelor licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2


Candidatus mestre Generic resolution n.º 2


Ph.D./Dr./Doktorgrad doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Estonia

Bakalaureusekraad/

rakenduskõrgharidusõppe diplom licenciado




Magistrikraad/

Arstikraad (Medicina)/

Hambaarstikraad (Medicina

Dentária)/

Loomaarstkraad (Medicina

Veterinária)

mestre


Decision N.º 1671/2010 of January 25th


Filosoofiadoktor/Doctor of

Philosophy doutor



Finland

kandidaatti/kandidat

ammattikorkeakoulututkinto/

yrkeshögskoleexamen/

oikeusnotaari/rättsnotarie.

farmaseutti/farmaceut

licenciado




Maisteri/Magister ylempi ammattikorkeakoulututkinto/

högre yrkeshögskoleexamen/

diplomi -insinööri/diplom

ingenjör/

proviisori/provisor/

arkkitehti/arkitekt/

lisensiaatti/licentiat

mestre




Tohtori/doktor doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


France

Licence/Licence Professionnelle licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Decision N.º 1671/2010 of January 25th

Resolution N.º 2430/2008 of September 9th Master/Master Professionnel mestre

Doctorat/Docteur Doutor


Decision N.º 7481/2010 of April 28th


Germany

Bachelor licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2


Master mestre Generic resolution n.º 2


Doktor/Dr./Ph.D. doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Hungary

alapfokozat licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2


Mesterfokozat mestre Generic resolution n.º 2


Doktori fokozat (PhD)/

Doctor of Liberal Arts (DLA) doutor



42

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Ireland

ordinary bachelor

honours bachelor licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Decision N.º 12713/2009 of May 28th master mestre

Doctor

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) doutor



Italy

Laurea licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Resolution N.º 2430/2008 of September 9th Laurea Specialistica/Laurea

Magistrale mestre

Dottorato di Ricerca doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Latvia

bakalaura/profesionālā bakalaura licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Decision N.º 12713/2009 of May 28th magistra/profesionālā magistra mestre

Doktora doutor


Decision N.º 17038/2009 of July 23rd


Lithuania

profesinis bakalauras/

profesinis bakalauras ir profesinė

kvalifikacija/

profesinė kvalifikacija/

bakalauras/

bakalauras ir profesinė

kvalifikacija/

profesinė kvalifikacija

licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2


Magistras/

magistras ir profesinė kvalifikacija mestre

Daktaras doutor




Moldova

Licenţiat/ Licenţă licenciado Generic resolution n.º 20

Resolution N.º 3272/2009 of December 10th Master/ Masterat mestre

Doctor/ Doctorat doutor

The

Netherlands

bachelor licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Decision N.º 12713/2009 of May 28th master mestre

Ph.D. doutor




Norway

Bachelorgrad/Bachelor degree licenciado


Resolution N.º 570/2009 of February 26th Mastergrad/Master degree mestre

Dokotorgrad/Philosophiae Doctor/ Doctoral degree

doutor

Poland

Licencjat/inzynier licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2


Resolution N.º 2430/2008 of September 9th Magister/magister inzynier mestre

Doktor doutor



43

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Romania

diploma de licenţă licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2


Doctor doutor


Decision N.º 17038/2009 of Julyl 23rd


Slovakia

Bakalár (abbr. Bc.) licenciado


Decision N.º 7482/2010 of April 28th

Magister (abbr. Mgr.)/

Magister umenia (abbr. Mgr.art.)/

Inžinier (abbr. Ing.)/

Inžinier architektúry (abbr.

Ing.arch.)/

Doktor všeobecného lekárstva

(abbr. MUDr.)/

Doktor zubného lekárstva (abbr.

MDDr.)/

Doktor veterinárneho lekárstva

(abbr. MVDr.)

mestre

Doktor/Doktor umenia doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Spain

Graduado licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Resolution N.º 2430/2008 of September 9th Master Universitario mestre

Doctor doutor Generic resolution n.º 1


Sweden

kandidatexamen licenciado Generic resolution n.º 2

Resolution N.º 2430/2008 of September 9th Masterexamen mestre

Doctor doutor




Switzerland

Bachelor licenciado


Resolution N.º 1492/2009 of May 28th

Master mestre

Doktor / Dr.

Docteur / Dr.

Dottore / Dr.

Doctor / Dr.

PhD

doutor

Turkey

Lisans licenciado


Resolution N.º 3274/2009 of December 10th

Yüksek lisans (Tezli)/

Yüksek lisans (Tezsiz) mestre

Doktora/

Sanatta Yeterlik/

Tıpta Uzmanlık

doutor

United

Kingdom

Bachelor with honours/

MA (Ordinary MA) — Escócia licenciado


Resolution N.º 568/2009 of February 26th Master/

Master of Philosophy mestre

Ph. D. (Philosophiae Doctor)/

D. Phil. (Doctor of Philosophy) doutor



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Table 2 – PRE-BOLOGNA DEGREES

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Austria

Diplomgrad /

Diplom -Ingenieur/in

Doktor (Doktorin) der gesamten

Heilkunde /

Doctor medicinae universae/

Dr. med. univ., Doktor (Doktorin)

der Zahnheilkunde /

Doctor medicinae dentalis /

Dr. med. dent. e Doktor

(Doktorin) der Veterinärmedizin/

Doctor medicinae veterinae /

Dr. med. vet.

licenciado Generic resolution N.º 12

Resolution n.º 2157/2009, of July 23rd

Magister/Magistra mestre

Doktor/doctor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Belgium

licentiaat/licencié/

Apotheker/

Architect/ Architecte/

Arts

Bio-ingenieur/

Burgerlijk ingenieur/

Burgerlijk ingenieur-architect/

Diernarts/

Doctor in de genees-, heel-, en

verloskunde Maître/

Docteur en médecine/

Docteur en médecine vétérinaire/

Doctor in the diergeneeskunde/

Doctor in de rechten/

Gediplomeerde in de aanvullende

studiën/

Gediplomeerde in de

gespecialiseerde studiën/

Handelsingenieur/

Industrieel ingenieur/

Ingénieur/

Ingenieur voor de scheikunde en

de landbouwindustrieën/

Interieurarchitect/

Landbouwkundig ingenieur/

Meester/

Pharmacien/

Tandarts

licenciado

Generic resolution N.º 8

Resolution n.º 3269/2009, of December 10th

Resolution n.º 1494/2009, of May 28th

Docteur/doctor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Bulgaria

Бакалавър (Bakalavar)/

Диплома за висше образование

(Diploma za visshe obrazovanie)

licenciado


Resolution n.º 1494/2009, of May 28th Магистър (Magistar) mestre

Кандидат на науките (Kandidat

na naukite)/

Доктор (Doktor)

doutor

45

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Czech

Republic

Inženýr/

Doktor vseobecné mediciny/

Doktor veterinární medicíny/

Magistr


Rectification n.º 877/2009, of March 24th

Resolution n.º 569/2009, of February 26th

Doktor Doutor

Denmark

candidatus (Msc/MA) licenciado Generic resolution N.º 8


Ph. D. (Philosophiae

Doctor)/doctor

doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Estonia

Bakalaureusekraad licenciado Generic resolution N.º 7

Resolution n.º 571/2009, of February 26th Magistrikraad mestre

Doktorikraad doutor

Finland

maisteri / magister

diplomi -insinööri / diplom

ingenjör

oikeustieteen kandidaatti / juris

kandidat

proviisori / provisor

arkkitehti / arkitekt

lisensiaatti / licentiate



Tohtori/doktor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

France Maitrise licenciado




Docteur doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Germany

Diplom (univ)

Diplom (FH). licenciado




Resolution n.º 569/2009, of February 26th Magister mestre

Doktor/doctor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Greece Didaktor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Hungary

Egyetemi Oklevél licenciado Generic resolution N.º 7

Resolution n.º 571/2009, of February 26th Doctor of Philosophy/

Doctor of Liberal Arts doutor

Ireland

bachelor licenciado Generic resolution N.º 8

Resolution n.º 1494/2009, of May 28th master mestre


D. Phil. (Doctor of Philosophy) doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Italy Laurea licenciado




Dottore di ricerca doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Latvia

Bakalaurs/

Profesionālā bakalaurs diploms licenciado


Resolution n.º 2155/2009, of July 23th Magistrs/

Profesionālā magistrs diploms mestre

Doktors. doutor

46

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Moldova

Licenţiat/Licenţã/

Medic/Meduk/bрач/bрачa

(Médico)/

Medicina generală/

Medic dentist/

Medic veterinary/

Medic pediatric/Pediatru/

Arhitect/

Inginer/

Profesor/

farmacist/Провизор/Провизорa



Resolution n.º 2154/2009, of July 23th

Master/Masterat mestre

Doctor doutor

Norway

candidatus/candidata licenciado Generic resolution N.º 8

Resolution n.º 1494/2009, of May 28th magister artium (mag. art.) mestre

Doktor scientiarus doutor Despacho nº 22018/99, of October 26th

Poland

Magister/

Magister Inżynier licenciado Generic resolution N.º 7

Resolution n.º 571/2009, of February 26th Doktor doutor

Romania

Diplomă de Licentă

Diplomă de Doctor — Medic

Diplomă de Inginer

Diplomă de Arhitect



Diplomă de Master mestre

Diplomă de Doctor doutor

Russian

Federation

Бакалавра (Bakalavr)

врач / врача /bрач/ bрачa

(Médico)

инженер/ инженерa (Engenheiro)

экономист (Economista)

Провизор (Farmacêutico)

Архитектор/Архитектора

(Arquitecto)

Ветеринар/Ветеринара/Ветерина

рные (Veterinário)

licenciado




Магистра (Magistr) mestre

Кандидата наук (Kandidat Nauk)

Доктора наук (Doktor Nauk) doutor

47

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Slovakia

Magister (abbr. Mgr.)/

Magister umenia (abbr. Mgr.art.)/

Inžinier (abbr. Ing.)/

Inžinier architektúry (abbr.

Ing.arch.)/

Doktor medicíny (abbr. MUDr.)/

Doktor veterinárskej medicíny

(abbr. MVDr.)

licenciado

Generic resolution N.º 13-A

Resolution n.º 787/2010, of April 28th

Kandidát vied (CSc)/

Doktor (Dr)/

Doktor (PhD)/

Doktor umenia (ArtD)

doutor



Slovenia Magisteriju mestre Generic resolution N.º 13

Resolution n.º 2155/2009, of July 23th Doktoratu doutor

Spain

Licenciado/

Licenciado en Medicina e en

Medicina y Cirurgia/

Ingeniero/

Arquitecto

licenciado

Generic resolution N.º 3 e 5




Resolution n.º 2444/2008, of September 11th

Doctor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Sweden

Magisterexamen licenciado Generic resolution N.º 13

Resolution n.º 2155/2009, of July 23th Licentiatexame mestre

Doktor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Switzerland

Diplom/Lizentiat/

Diplôme/Licence licenciado




Doktor/docteur/dottore doutor Decision nº 22018/99, of October 26th

The

Netherlands

Doctoraal Examen

Getuigschrift Hoger

Beroepsonderwijs



Doctor doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

Turkey

Lisans licenciado



Yüksek lisans (Tezli)/

Yüksek lisans (Tezsiz) mestre

Doktora/

Sanatta Yeterlik/

Tıpta Uzmanlık

doutor

48

Countries Degrees

Degrees in

Portugal

Legislation

Ukraine

Бакалавр (Bakalavr)

врач/врача/bрач/bрачa/лікар/лі

каря (Médico)

викладач/викладача/преподават

ель/преподавателя (Professor)

інженер/інженера/инженер/инж

енера (Engenheiro)

архітектор/архітектора/архитект

ор/архитектора (Arquitecto)

економіст/економіста/экономист/

экономиста (Economista)

специалист/специалистa

(Spetsialist) – formações com 4

ou mais anos




Магістр (Magistr) mestre

Кандидат наук (Kandydat nauk)

Доктор наук (Doctor Nauk) doutor

United

Kingdom

Bachelor with honours/

MA (Ordinary MA) — Escócia licenciado


Resolution n.º 568/2009, of February 26th Master/

Master of Philosophy mestre


D. Phil. (Doctor of Philosophy) doutor Resolution n.º 120/98, of January 8th

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Table 3 – Other Countries

Países Graus Portugal/

Graus Legislação

Brazil Mestre mestre


Resolution N.º 2156/2009 of July 23rd

Doutor doutor Decision N.º 22017/99 of October 26th

Canada

Bachelor

Honours Bachelor licenciado


Resolution N.º 2311/2009 of August 7th

Master

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)

Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD)

Doctor of Veterinary (DVM)

mestre

Doctor (PhD) doutor

United States of

America

Bachelor

Honors Bachelor licenciado


Resolution N.º 788/2010 of April 28th

Resolution N.º 1493/2009 of May 28th

Master

Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C. / D.C.M.)

Doctor of Dental Science (D.D.S.)

Doctor of Dental Medicine

(D.M.D.) Doctor of Jurisprudence

Juris Doctor (J.D.)

Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)

Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) Doctor of Osteopathic

Medicine/Osteopathy (D.O.)

Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine/Podiatry (D.P.M., D.P.,

or Pod.D.)

Master of Divinity (M.Div.)

Master of Hebrew Letters (M.H.L.)

Rabbinical Ordination (Rav) Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

(D.V.M.)

Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)

mestre

Doctor doutor Decision N.º 22017/99 of October 26th

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UNIVERSITY PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION

ISCTE – UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF LISBOA email: [email protected]

URL: www.iscte.pt

ABERTA UNIVERSITY

email: [email protected]

URL: www.univ-ab.pt

UNIVERSITY OF AZORES


URL: www.uac.pt

UNIVERSITY OF ALGARVE


URL: www.ualg.pt

UNIVERSITY OF AVEIRO

email: [email protected] URL: www.ua.pt

UNIVERSITY OF BEIRA INTERIOR email: [email protected]

URL: www.ubi.pt

UNIVERSITY OF COIMBRA email: [email protected]

URL: www.uc.pt

UNIVERSITY OF ÉVORA


URL: www.uevora.pt

UNIVERSITY OF LISBON email: [email protected]

URL: www.ul.pt

UNIVERSITY OF MADEIRA


URL: www.uma.pt

UNIVERSITY OF MINHO


URL: www.uminho.pt

NEW UNIVERSITY OF LISBON


URL: www.unl.pt

UNIVERSITY OF OPORTO

email: [email protected] URL: www.up.pt

TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF LISBON email: [email protected]

URL: www.utl.pt

UNIVERSITY OF TRÁS-OS-MONTES AND ALTO DOURO


URL: www.utad.pt

List of higher education institutions

in Portugal

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POLYTECHNIC PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION

HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING OF COIMBRA


URL: www.esenfc.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING OF LISBON


URL: www.esel.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING OF OPORTO


URL: portal.esenf.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF HOTELS AND TOURISM

OF ESTORIL email: [email protected]

URL: www.eshte.pt

NAUTICAL HIGHER SCHOOL OF INFANTE D.

HENRIQUE


URL: www.enautica.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF BEJA


URL: www.ipbeja.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF BRAGANÇA

email: [email protected] URL: www.ipb.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF CASTELO

BRANCO email: [email protected]

URL: www.ipcb.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF CÁVADO E DO

AVE


URL: www.ipca.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF COIMBRA

email: [email protected] URL: www.ipc.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF GUARDA


URL: www.ipg.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF LEIRIA


URL: www.ipleiria.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF LISBON


URL: www.ipl.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF PORTALEGRE

email: [email protected] URL: www.ipportalegre.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF OPORTO email: [email protected]

URL: www.ipp.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF SANTARÉM email: [email protected]

URL: www.ipsantarem.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF SETÚBAL


URL: www.ips.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF TOMAR


URL: www.ipt.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF VIANA DO

CASTELO

email: [email protected] URL: www.ipvc.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF VISEU email: [email protected]

URL: www.ipv.pt

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MILITARY AND POLICE HIGHER EDUCATION

AIR FORCE ACADEMY


URL: www.emfa.pt/afa

MILITARY ACADEMY


URL: www.academiamilitar.pt

MILITARY HEALTH SERVICE SCHOOL


URL: www.exercito.pt

NAVAL SCHOOL


URL: escolanaval.marinha.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF POLICE SCIENCES

AND INTERNAL SECURITY

email: [email protected] / [email protected]

URL: www.esp.pt

CONCORDAT HIGHER EDUCATION

PORTUGUESE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

email: [email protected] URL: www.ucp.pt

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UNIVERSITY PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION

HIGHER SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE

ACTIVITIES


URL: www.esai.pt

ARTISTIC HIGHER SCHOOL OF OPORTO


URL: www.esap.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF DESIGN

email: [email protected] URL: www.iade.pt

GALLAECIA HIGHER SCHOOL email: [email protected]

URL: www.esgallaecia.com

HIGHER SCHOOL OF MARKETING AND

ADVERTISING


URL: www.iade.pt

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARTS OF COIMBRA


URL: www.arca.pt

VASCO DA GAMA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

email: [email protected] URL: www.euvg.net

BISSAYA BARRETO HIGHER INSTITUTE

email: [email protected] URL: www.isbb.pt

EGAS MONIZ HIGHER INSTITUTE OF HEALTH SCIENCES


URL: http://www.egasmoniz.edu.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF HEALTH SCIENCES -

NORTH

email: [email protected] URL: www.cespu.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION email: [email protected]

URL: www.iscem.pt

D. AFONSO III HIGHER INSTITUTE


URL: www.inuaf-studia.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION AND

LABOR


URL: www.iset.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF INTERCULTURAL

AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF ALMADA


URL: www.ipiaget.org


AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF

MIRANDELA email: [email protected]


HIGHER INSTITUTE OF INTERCULTURAL AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF

SANTO ANDRÉ




AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY STUDIES OF VISEU



HIGHER INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT


URL: www.isg.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGES AND

ADMINISTRATION OF BRAGANÇA EMAIL:

[email protected] URL: www.islabraganca.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGES AND ADMINISTRATION OF LEIRIA


URL: www.islaleiria.pt

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ADMINISTRATION OF LISBON email: [email protected]

URL: www.isla.pt


ADMINISTRATION OF SANTARÉM


URL: www.islasantarem.pt


ADMINISTRATION OF VILA NOVA DE GAIA email: [email protected]

URL: www.islagaia.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF MAIA email: [email protected]

URL: www.ismai.pt

MANUEL TEIXEIRA GOMES HIGHER

INSTITUTE


URL: www.ismat.pt

MIGUEL TORGA HIGHER INSTITUTE


URL: www.ismt.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF APPLIED

PSYCHOLOGY email: [email protected]

URL: www.ispa.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL SERVICES

OF OPORTO


URL: www.isssp.pt

ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY


URL: www.uatlantica.pt

LUÍS DE CAMÕES AUTONOMOUS

UNIVERSITY OF LISBON email: [email protected]

URL: www.universidade-autonoma.pt

FERNANDO PESSOA UNIVERSITY


URL: www.ufp.pt

FERNANDO PESSOA UNIVERSITY - PONTE

DE LIMA UNIT

email: [email protected] URL: www.ufp.pt

LUSÍADA UNIVERSITY

email: [email protected] URL: www.lis.ulusiada.pt

LUSÍADA UNIVERSIDADE (OPORTO) email: [email protected]

URL: www.por.ulusiada.pt

LUSÍADA UNIVERSITY OF VILA NOVA DE

FAMALICÃO


URL: www.fam.ulusiada.pt

LUSOPHONE UNIVERSITY OF HUMANITIES

AND TECHNOLOGY

email: [email protected] URL: www.ulusofona.pt

LUSOPHONE UNIVERSITY OF OPORTO email: [email protected]

URL: www.ulp.pt

INFANTE D. HENRIQUE PORTUCALENSE

UNIVERSITY


URL: www.uportu.pt

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POLYTECHNIC PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION

HIGHER NATIONAL ACADEMY OF

ORCHESTRA


URL: www.oml.pt

HIGHER CONSERVATORY OF MUSICA OF

GAIA

email: [email protected] URL: www.conservatoriodegaia.org

HIGHER SCHOOL OF DECORATIVE ARTS email: [email protected]

URL: www.fress.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF ARTS AND DESIGN


URL: www.esad.pt

ARTISTIC HIGHER SCHOOL OF OPORTO

(GUIMARÃES)


URL: www.esap-gmr.com

HIGHER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF

ALMEIDA GARRETT email: [email protected]

URL: www.eseag.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF FAFE


URL: www.iesfafe.pt/

JEAN PIAGET HIGHER SCHOOL OF

EDUCATION OF ALMADA




EDUCATION OF ARCOZELO email: [email protected]



EDUCATION OF ARCOZELO (VISEU)



JEAN PIAGET HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH -

NORTHEAST



HIGHER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF JOÃO

DE DEUS

email: [email protected] URL: www.ese-jdeus.edu.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF PAULA FRASSINETTI


URL: www.esefrassinetti.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF SANTA

MARIA

email: [email protected] URL: www.esenfsm.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF EDUCATION OF

TORRES NOVAS email: [email protected]

URL: www.esetn.pt

MARIA ULRICH HIGHER SCHOOL OF

KINDERGARTEN EDUCATORS


URL: www.eseimu.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING OF THE

PORTUGUESE RED CROSS OF OLIVEIRA DE

AZEMEIS email: [email protected]

URL: www.esecvpoa.com

DR. JOSE TIMOTEO MONTALVÃO MACHADO

HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING


URL: www.esechaves.pt

SÃO FRANCISCO DAS MISERICORDIAS

HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING email: [email protected]

URL: www.enfermagem.edu.pt

SÃO JOSE DE CLUNY HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING


URL: www.esesjcluny.pt

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HIGHER SCHOOL OF NURSING OF SANTA

MARIA email: [email protected]

URL: www.esenfsm.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH OF ALCOITÃO


URL: www.essa.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH OF THE

PORTUGUESE RED CROSS

email: [email protected] URL: www.esscvp.eu

EGAS MONIZ HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH

email: [email protected] URL: www.egasmoniz.edu.pt

JEAN PIAGET HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH - ALGARVE



JEAN PIAGET HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH

OF VILA NOVA DE GAIA



JEAN PIAGET HIGHER SCHOOL OF HEALTH

OF VISEU email: [email protected]



EDUCATION - NORTHEAST



RIBEIRO SANCHES HIGHER SCHOOL OF

HEALTH

email: [email protected] URL: www.erisa.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF ARTS AND TECHNOLOGIES OF LISBON


URL: www.estal.pt

HIGHER SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGIES OF

FAFE


URL: www.iesfafe.pt

INSTITUTE OF HIGHER FINANCIAL AND

FISCAL STUDIES (OPORTO) email: [email protected]

URL: www.iesf.pt

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF HEALTH OF

THE NORTH


URL: www.cespu.pt

PORTUGUESE INSTITUTE OF MARKETING

ADMINISTRATION OF LISBON email: [email protected]

URL: www.ipam.pt

PORTUGUESE INSTITUTE OF MARKETING ADMINISTRATION OF MATOSINHOS


URL: www.ipam.pt

PORTUGUESE INSTITUTE OF MARKETING

ADMINISTRATION OF MATOSINHOS

(AVEIRO) email: [email protected]

URL: www.ipam.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT


URL: www.isag.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

AND LANGUAGES

email: [email protected] URL: www.isal.pt

AUTONOMOUS HIGHER INSTITUTE OF POLYTECHNIC STUDIES


URL: www.ipa.univ.pt/

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ADMINISTRATION

SCIENCES


URL: www.iscad.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION

SCIENCES email: [email protected]

URL: www.isce.pt

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HIGHER INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION

SCIENCES OF FELGUEIRAS email: [email protected]

URL: www.isce-felgueiras.com

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS AND

TOURISM SCIENCES


URL: www.iscet.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF INFORMATION AND

ADMINISTRATION SCIENCES email: [email protected]

URL: www.iscia.edu.pt

D. DINIS HIGHER INSTITUTE email: informacoes.isdom.pt

URL: www.isdom.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION AND

SCIENCES


URL: www.isec.universitas.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ENTRE DOURO E

VOUGA

email: [email protected] URL: www.isvouga.com

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ESPINHO email: [email protected]

URL: www.isesp.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF BANK MANAGEMENT


URL: www.isgb.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF NEW PROFESSIONS

email: [email protected] URL: www.inp.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF PAÇOS DE BRANDÃO email: [email protected]

URL: www.ispab.pt

GAYA POLYTECHNIC HIGHER INSTITUTE


URL: www.ispgya.pt

POLYTECHNIC HIGHER INSTITUTE OF THE

WEST


URL: www.ispo.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF HEALTH OF ALTO

AVE email: [email protected]

URL: www.isave.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED

TECHNOLOGIES OF LISBON


URL: www.istec.pt

HIGHER INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED

TECHNOLOGIES OF LISBON (OPORTO)

email: [email protected] URL: www.istec.pt

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CONTACTS: PT NARIC Av. Duque D'Ávila, 137 1069-016 Lisbon Phone: +351 213 126 000 Fax: +351 213 126 020 email: [email protected] URL: www.naricportugal.pt TRANSPORTATION: Buses: 21 | 36 | 44 | 49 | 108 | 207 | 727 | 732 | 738 | 745 | 780 Subway: Saldanha (Red/Yellow Line) Train (CP/Fertagus): Entrecampos

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We hope this guide can be useful to

all of those who wish to study or

work in Portugal.

PT NARIC

Av. Duque D'Ávila, 137 1069-016 Lisbon

Phone: +351 213 126 000

Fax: +351 213 126 020 email: [email protected]

URL: www.naricportugal.pt