Portuguese university opens enrollment for foreigners – 02/15/2023 – New in Folha

The University of Évora, in Portugal, has an open selection process for foreign students. Online registration began this Wednesday (15th) and will run until March 15th.

For undergraduate courses, Brazilians need a document proving the completion of high school, which must be authenticated by the embassy or consulate of Portugal in the country where it was attended.

To apply, you must fill out a form on the website of the University of Évora.

The university is divided into five departments: School of Arts, School of Science and Technology, School of Social Sciences, School of Nursing, and School of Health and Human Development.

Vacancies are available for courses such as architecture, agronomy, biotechnology, economics, international relations, nursing, biomedical sciences, among others. The complete list can be found here.

Entries are also open for master’s, doctoral and other postgraduate courses. You must have a high school diploma. It is also necessary to send school history and resume.

Full regulation and form are available here.

Foreign undergraduate students can apply for incentive scholarships worth 1,050 euros, equivalent to approximately R$ 5,800. For postgraduate students, benefits may vary according to the public notice for each course.

The University of Évora was founded in 1559 and is the second oldest in Portugal. Annually, more than 1,500 students from over 70 countries join the institution.

Surrounded by vast walls of Roman heritage, Évora is known as a city-museum. It is also recognized as a World Heritage Site by Unesco.

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