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The University of Porto’s more than 50 Bachelor's and Integrated Master’s Degrees are a safe choice for anyone who hopes to pursue a career rooted in excellence. Courses by Faculty Courses from A to Z
Located in Portugal’s second largest city, the origins of the University of Porto (UP) date back to the 18th century, when it provided education in science, arts and humanities, before gaining official university status in 1911. UP today comprises 14 faculties, 15 schools, including a business school, and 51 scientific research institutions spread across three campuses. It offers around 600 programmes, from degrees to professional training courses. It provides a wide and diverse academic ...
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Attending a 1st cycle (Bachelor's Degree) or Integrated Master's Degree course at U.Porto is subject to payment of a tuition fee / annual charge. The indicative value of the annual fee for the 2023/2024 academic year for Bachelor’s and Integrated Master’s Degrees at U.Porto is 697.00 euros (+2 euros for school insurance) for national ...
The University of Porto was formally created on 22 March 1911, as a result of the newly implanted republican system. However, it stems, since the 18th century, from many combined experiences of training in Science, Arts and Medicine, which would lead to the future University.
If you already have a Bachelor's Degree and would like to pursue a successful academic career that will help you to excel in the labour market, the answer lies in the 100+ Master’s Degrees offered by U.Porto in a variety of fields. Many of the courses are run in cooperation with other Portuguese and international universities.
The University of Porto was officially established on 22 March 1911, shortly after the proclamation of the Portuguese Republic. Its historical roots date back to the 18th century when a combination of training experiences would be transformed into a university. In the beginning, U.Porto was composed of two faculties: Sciences and Medicine.
