Academic Offer u Porto 2015 2016 Alfabet

Field of Study Type of Mobility Name

13.1 UM - Undergraduate (mobility)


06.9 UM - Undergraduate (mobility) First Degree in Engineering Sciences






06.4 UM - Undergraduate (mobility) Integrated Master in Civil Engineering

06.9 UM - Undergraduate (mobility) Integrated Master in Bioengineering


06.3 UM - Undergraduate (mobility) Integrated Master in Chemical Engineering



06.1 UM - Undergraduate (mobility) Integrated Master in Mechnical Engineering


07.1 UM - Undergraduate (mobility) Bachelor in Geography

13.7 MM - Master (mobility) Master's degree in Astronomy

13.1 MM - Master (mobility)

13.1 MM - Master (mobility) Master's degree in Cell and Molecular Biology

13.1 MM - Master (mobility) Biology and Water Quality Management

13.6 MM - Master (mobility) Master's degree in Biochemistry


07.2 MM - Master (mobility) Environmental Sciences and Technology

07.2 MM - Master (mobility) Ecology, Environment and Territory



13.2 MM - Master (mobility) Physics

First Degree in Biology

First Degree in Biochemistry

First Degree in Environmental Sciences and Technology

First Degree in Physics

First Degree in Geology

First Degree in ChemistryBachelor in Engineering Sciences - Mining and Geo-Environmental Engineering (1st Cycle Programme)

Integrated Master in Environmental Engineering

Integrated Master in Electrical and Computers EngineeringIntegrated Master in Industrial Engineering and Management

Integrated Master in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

Master's degree course in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution

Master's degree in Consumer Sciences and Nutrition

Master's degree course in Agricultural EngineeringMaster's degree course in Surveying Engineering

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13.2 MM - Master (mobility) Medical Physics

13.1 MM - Master (mobility) Master's degree course in Forensic Genetics

07.3 MM - Master (mobility) Geology

13.3 MM - Master (mobility) Master's degree in Chemistry

13.1 MM - Master (mobility) Biological Aquatic Resources


06.9 MM - Master (mobility) Master in Biomedical Engineering

06.9 MM - Master (mobility) Master in Computational Mechanics

06.9 MM - Master (mobility) Master in Information Engineering





06.9 MM - Master (mobility) Master in Spatial Planning and Urban Project

06.4 MM - Master (mobility) Integrated Master in Civil Engineering

06.9 MM - Master (mobility) Integrated Master in Bioengineering


06.3 MM - Master (mobility) Integrated Master in Chemical Engineering



06.1 MM - Master (mobility) Integrated Master in Mechnical Engineering




13.9 MM - Master (mobility) Marine Sciences - Marine Resources

13.7 MF - Master (full) Master's degree in Astronomy

13.1 MF - Master (full)

13.1 MF - Master (full) Master's degree in Cell and Molecular Biology

13.1 MF - Master (full) Biology and Water Quality Management

Master's degree course in Technology and Food Science

Master in Innovation and Technological EntrepreneurshipMaster in Mining and Geo-Environmental EngineeringMaster in Occupational Safety and Hygiene EngineeringMaster in Services Engineering and Management

Integrated Master in Environmental Engineering

Integrated Master in Electrical and Computers EngineeringIntegrated Master in Industrial Engineering and Management

Integrated Master in Metallurgical and Materials EngineeringMasters in Geographical Information Systems and Spatial PlanningMasters in Hazards, Cities and Spatial Planning

Master's degree course in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution

13.6 MF - Master (full) Master's degree in Biochemistry


07.2 MF - Master (full) Environmental Sciences and Technology

07.2 MF - Master (full) Ecology, Environment and Territory



13.2 MF - Master (full) Physics

13.2 MF - Master (full) Medical Physics

13.1 MF - Master (full) Master's degree course in Forensic Genetics

07.3 MF - Master (full) Geology

13.3 MF - Master (full) Master's degree in Chemistry

13.1 MF - Master (full) Biological Aquatic Resources


06.9 MF - Master (full) Master in Biomedical Engineering

06.9 MF - Master (full) Master in Computational Mechanics

06.9 MF - Master (full) Master in Information Engineering





06.9 MF - Master (full) Master in Spatial Planning and Urban Project

06.4 MF - Master (full) Integrated Master in Civil Engineering


06.1 MF - Master (full) Integrated Master in Mechnical Engineering




13.9 MF - Master (full) Marine Sciences - Marine Resources

07.2 MF - Master (full) Toxicology and Enviromental Contamination

Master's degree in Consumer Sciences and Nutrition

Master's degree course in Agricultural EngineeringMaster's degree course in Surveying Engineering

Master's degree course in Technology and Food Science

Master in Innovation and Technological EntrepreneurshipMaster in Mining and Geo-Environmental EngineeringMaster in Occupational Safety and Hygiene EngineeringMaster in Services Engineering and Management

Integrated Master in Industrial Engineering and Management

Integrated Master in Metallurgical and Materials EngineeringMasters in Geographical Information Systems and Spatial PlanningMasters in Hazards, Cities and Spatial Planning

01.3 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Food Consumption and Nutrition Sciences

13.7 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Doctoral Degree in Astronomy

01.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Agricultural Sciences

07.2 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Environmental Sciences and Technology

07.6 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Doctoral Degree in Surveying Engineering

06.1 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Mechanical Engineering

06.2 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering

06.3 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Chemical and Biological Engineering

06.4 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Civil Engineering

06.7 DM - Doctorate (mobility)

06.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Engineering and Public Policy

06.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Environmental Engineering


06.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Occupational Safety and Health

06.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Transport Systems (joint)

13.2 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Physics Engineering


13.3 DM - Doctorate (mobility) PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences



01.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Doctoral Programme in Animal Science

01.9 DM - Doctorate (mobility) Doctoral Programme in Animal Science


01.3 PD - Post-doctorate Available depending on project proposal

06.1 PD - Post-doctorate Mechanical Engineering

06.2 PD - Post-doctorate Electrical Engineering

06.3 PD - Post-doctorate Chemical Engineering

06.4 PD - Post-doctorate Civil Engineering

06.5 PD - Post-doctorate Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications

PhD in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

PhD in Mining and Geo-Resources Engineering

PhD in Industrial Engineering and Management

Doctorate Programe of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology

06.7 PD - Post-doctorate Materials Science

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Georesources

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Environment

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Biomedical Engineering

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Electrical and Computer Engineering

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Physical Engineering

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Industrial Engineering and Management

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Digital Media

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Urbanism and Transports

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Energy

06.9 PD - Post-doctorate Telecommunications

07.1 PD - Post-doctorate Geography

06.1 AC - Academic Staff Mechanical Engineering

06.2 AC - Academic Staff Electrical Engineering

06.3 AC - Academic Staff Chemical Engineering

06.4 AC - Academic Staff Civil Engineering

06.5 AC - Academic Staff Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications

06.7 AC - Academic Staff Materials Science

07.1 AC - Academic Staff Geography

Innovation, Tecnology Engineering and Management

Tuition Language Language Requirements Earliest Start Date

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Portuguese None 22 9/1/2016

Portuguese/English English/Portuguese 22 9/1/2016

Good Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood command of Portuguese and English

Good Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in English

Good Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Spanish; proficiency in English Good Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishAdvanced proficiency in English required (cerified B2 level); knowledge of Portuguese, Spanish or French recommendedAdvanced proficiency in English required (cerified B2 level); knowledge of Portuguese, Spanish or French recommended

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English English 12 9/1/2016

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Programme completely taught in English

Good Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood command of Portuguese, fluency in written and spoken English, preferably certified by a TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge Proficiency examination, is an admission criteria.Good Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in EnglishGood Command of Portuguese or Proficiency in English

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English+Portuguese 1

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Good command of English required; Knowledge of Portuguese recommended


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The prerequisite to be accepted to this programme is to have knowledge in the areas of Biology, Geology and Mathematics, or Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, or Portuguese and Mathematics

Applicants must be attending equivalent level in the corresponding area at home university: proof of enrolment required; Transcript of Records; relevant language certificates

Applicants to the Master in Astronomy must hold a first cycle degree (minimum of 180 ECTS credits), whose Study Plan includes at least 45 ECTS credits in mathematics and physics, including a minimum of 15 ECTS credits in each of these scientific areas.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution should hold first cycle degrees in biology or related fields. Other first cycle graduates may be accepted, in the event that their curriculum demonstrates adequate preparation in fundamental science.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Biology and Water Quality Management must hold First Cycle Degrees in Biology, Environmental Science, Water Science or related fields.Holders of other First Cycle degrees may be accepted, in the event that their curriculum demonstrates adequate preparation in basic science.

First cycle degree in chemistry or in biochemistry or in biology or in a related discipline.

Applicants for the Master’s Degree in Consumer Science Food and Nutrition must hold a first cycle degree (former “licenciatura” or “bachelerato”) in nutritional science, agricultural science, dietetics, agricultural engineering, food engineering, biology, biochemistry, pharmacy or a related field, including those in the natural sciences, health sciences, life sciences or technology.

Candidates for the Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Technology must have a First Cycle degree in environmental science or any other degree in which environmental science and technology plays a central part.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Ecology and Environmental Planning must hold first cycle degrees in the fields of biology, environmental science, agronomical engineering, landscape architecture or related disciplines.First cycle degrees in a scientific or engineering field with at least 60 ECTS credits in mathematics, physics and computation,

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Physics must hold first cycle degrees in physics or either a first or second cycle degree in a related field with a physics course load similar to that of a degree holder.

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Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Medical Physics must hold first cycle degrees in physics, applied physics, medical physics, physics engineering or related fields.First cycle degrees in geology or related scientific or technological fields

A first cycle degree in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacy, physics and chemistry education, chemical engineering or other degree with a heavy courseload in chemistry. First cycle studies, as stipulated in the Bologna process, with a minimum of 45 ECTS in chemistry or a minor in chemistry. Other first cycle degrees providing that the student’s academic history demonstrates sufficient preparation in basic science.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Living Aquatic Resources Education must hold a first cycle degree in biology, aquatic science, environmental science, animal science or related fields.

Bachelor in any relevant field of EngineeringApplications of students with strong academic recordsin the areas Electrical and Computer Engineering,Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, or similarare encouraged.

Bachelor in any Engineering related field or Health Sciences, Physics sciences, Natural Science, Social Science, Technological Sciences, Product Design, Market Research, Business Management, Innovation Management, Humanities, Marketing

Bachelor in Mining and Geo-Environmental Engineering or similarBachelor in any Engineering relevant field - the Scientif Committee is open to consider students who hold diplomas in other subjects, whose scientific training is appropriate to this programme

Bachelor in Engineering, Engineering Sciences, Computing, Mathematics, Economics or Management. According to each candidate’s background, a plan of studies can be defined to best complement previous competences.

Concluded Bachelors/First Degree in appropriate area; Complete Transcripts of Records; Relevant language certificatesConcluded Bachelors/First Degree in appropriate area; Complete Transcripts of Records; Relevant language certificatesBachelor Degree + 1st year of MSc StudiesApplicants to the Master in Astronomy must hold a first cycle degree (minimum of 180 ECTS credits), whose Study Plan includes at least 45 ECTS credits in mathematics and physics, including a minimum of 15 ECTS credits in each of these scientific areas.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution should hold first cycle degrees in biology or related fields. Other first cycle graduates may be accepted, in the event that their curriculum demonstrates adequate preparation in fundamental science.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Biology and Water Quality Management must hold First Cycle Degrees in Biology, Environmental Science, Water Science or related fields.Holders of other First Cycle degrees may be accepted, in the event that their curriculum demonstrates adequate preparation in basic science.

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First cycle degree in chemistry or in biochemistry or in biology or in a related discipline.

Applicants for the Master’s Degree in Consumer Science Food and Nutrition must hold a first cycle degree (former “licenciatura” or “bachelerato”) in nutritional science, agricultural science, dietetics, agricultural engineering, food engineering, biology, biochemistry, pharmacy or a related field, including those in the natural sciences, health sciences, life sciences or technology.

Candidates for the Master’s degree in Environmental Science and Technology must have a First Cycle degree in environmental science or any other degree in which environmental science and technology plays a central part.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Ecology and Environmental Planning must hold first cycle degrees in the fields of biology, environmental science, agronomical engineering, landscape architecture or related disciplines.First cycle degrees in a scientific or engineering field with at least 60 ECTS credits in mathematics, physics and computation,

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Physics must hold first cycle degrees in physics or either a first or second cycle degree in a related field with a physics course load similar to that of a degree holder.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Medical Physics must hold first cycle degrees in physics, applied physics, medical physics, physics engineering or related fields.First cycle degrees in geology or related scientific or technological fields

A first cycle degree in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacy, physics and chemistry education, chemical engineering or other degree with a heavy courseload in chemistry. First cycle studies, as stipulated in the Bologna process, with a minimum of 45 ECTS in chemistry or a minor in chemistry. Other first cycle degrees providing that the student’s academic history demonstrates sufficient preparation in basic science.

Applicants for the Master’s of Science in Living Aquatic Resources Education must hold a first cycle degree in biology, aquatic science, environmental science, animal science or related fields.

Bachelor in any relevant field of EngineeringApplications of students with strong academic recordsin the areas Electrical and Computer Engineering,Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, or similarare encouraged.

Bachelor in any Engineering related field or Health Sciences, Physics sciences, Natural Science, Social Science, Technological Sciences, Product Design, Market Research, Business Management, Innovation Management, Humanities, Marketing

Bachelor in Mining and Geo-Environmental Engineering or similarBachelor in any Engineering relevant field - the Scientif Committee is open to consider students who hold diplomas in other subjects, whose scientific training is appropriate to this programme

Bachelor in Engineering, Engineering Sciences, Computing, Mathematics, Economics or Management. According to each candidate’s background, a plan of studies can be defined to best complement previous competences.

Concluded Bachelors/First Degree in appropriate area; Complete Transcripts of Records; Relevant language certificatesConcluded Bachelors/First Degree in appropriate area; Complete Transcripts of Records; Relevant language certificates

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Master degree or legal equivalent; Bachelor degree holders of a relevant academic, scientific or professional curriculum that is recognized by the scientific committee as attesting the capacity to carry out this cycle of study; Foreign academic master degree, obtained following the principles of the Bologna Process;Foreign degree which is recognized as meeting the objectives of a degree by the DCCAN scientific committee;Holders of an academic, scientific or professional curriculum, that is recognized as attesting the capacity to carry out this cycle of study;Candidates must also be fluent in english (spoken and written).

Those interested in applying for the doctoral degree in astronomy must have:A master’s degree or the legal equivalent in astronomy, physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering, systems whether IT of otherwise, computer science or other areas relevant to astronomy and astronomical equipment and/or the analysis, or management of data and images, or A first cycle degree or the equivalent with academic or scientific experience of great relevance which has been recognised by the Scientific Board as guaranteeing their ability to successfully complete this cycle of studies, or A first cycle and/or master’s degrees or the equivalent with highly relevant academic or scientific experience recognised by the Scientific Board as sufficient guarantee of their ability to successfully complete this cycle of studies. Candidates must have sufficient spoken and written skills to pursue their studies in English.

A master’s degree or the legal equivalent, or A first cycle degree plus especially relevant academic or scientific experience which has been recognised by the Scientific Board as sufficient to guarantee their ability to successfully complete this cycle of studies, or First cycle biology or related academic or scientific experience which has been recognised by the Scientific Board as sufficient guarantee of their ability to successfully complete this cycle of studies.

To apply to the PhD Program in Surveying Engineering, one of the following conditions must be satisfied: To have a Master’ degree or the legal equivalent; To have a first degree and a relevant academic and scientific curriculum, recognized by the Scientific Board as sufficient guarantee of ability to successfully complete the course; To have a relevant academic , scientific or professional curriculum recognized by the Scientific Board as sufficient guarantee of ability to successfully complete the course In addition, the candidates must have a good knowledge (both spoken and written) of the English language.

Master in Mechanical Engineering or similarMaster in Electrical and Computer Engineering or similarMaster in Chemistry or Biology or similarMaster in Civil Engineering or similar - admission pending on evaluation of thesis project planMaster in Materials Engineering or similar and relevant background in this field of studiesMaster in Engineering, Management, Economics, Mathematics, Information Systems or similarMaster in Environmental Engineering or equivalentMaster in Mining and Geo-Environmental Engineering or similar - relevant scientifc and professional backgroundCompleted Master degree + scientific and professional background in relevant fieldMaster in Engineering, Management, Economics, Mathematics, Information Systems or similarMaster in Physical or Physical Technology Engineering or PhysicsMaster in Industrial Engineering and ManagementMSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences or related areasMSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences or related areasMSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences or related areas

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Learning Outcomes Mechanism of Recognition and Transfer Contact Name

Maria da Natividade Vieira

Maria Do Rosário Martins

Mário Cunha

Ariel Guerreiro

João Coelho

Luís Santos

ECTS José Soeiro Carvalho

ECTS António Abel Henriques

ECTS Célia Cerqueira


ECTS Luís Miguel Madeira

ECTS Luís Corte-Real

ECTS Soledade Medeiros

ECTS Francisco Vasques

ECTS Laura Ribeiro

ECTS

Pedro Viana

Paulo Alexandrino

José Pissarra


Pedro Alexandrino Fernandes

Luís Cunha

António Guerner Dias

Rubim Almeida da Silva

Ana Aguiar

José Gonçalves

Miguel Costa

The Biology degree provides theoretical and practical training (laboratory and field research) in the main areas of biology including biodiversity, human biology, ecology, evolution, physiology, genetics and microbiology; all areas are approached through a combination of traditional and modern methods originating in the fields of cellular and molecular biology, biochemistry and biotechnology.

This degree course provides a solid foundation in the area of biochemistry, creating the scientific and technological skills to allow students: a) the equivalence of the cycles taught at European institutions of the same level; b) to continue with a reasonable level of autonomy to advanced training in biochemistry or related areas in second cycle studies in a European institution; c) to enter directly into the job market.

The Engineering degree brings a solid scientific foundation together with basic techniques, permitting the graduate to either enter directly in the workforce or continue studies in the areas of agricultural engineering, food engineering or geographic engineering. This degree is unique in its flexibility, permitting the student to delay the choice of a specialisation until the second cycle, thereby allowing for a more careful and informed decision.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING This degree supplies well-rounded technicians with specific training in a range of agricultural sciences such as in agro-food marketing, in order to prepare them to adapt to a range of different agricultural fields or those related to agriculture, whether in industry or the service sector, in food production or in rural development. Students may also continue to second cycle studies in agricultural engineering or related master’s degrees, such as those in post-harvest science and technology, consumer and nutritional science or in viticulture and oenology.

FOOD ENGINEERING Graduates from this programme have a specific knowledge set permitting them to conceive, plan and utilise industrial equipment and technological processes and to carry out professional functions in the sectors of the production, transformation and commercialisation of food. They may also continue to second cycle studies in food engineering or related master’s degrees, such as those in food science, technology and safety, post-harvest science and technology, consumer and nutritional science or in viticulture and oenology.

GEOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERING Holders of this degree are prepared to perform topographic functions utilising satellite positioning and navigating, analysing and processing remote sensing images working either in companies or in local or public administration. They may also continue their studies into the second cycle, pursuing a degree in geographic engineering or a similar master’s degree such as geographic information systems.

This course provides multi- and interdisciplinary training enabling students to scientifically understand environmental processes and those of ecosystems as well as how they are affected by factors such as pollution of the air, water and soil. A third year scheme allows students to develop an autonomous project which, if feasible and innovative, may open up interesting opportunities for future jobs or self-employment. Students may also continue their studies into the second cycle in a range of areas including environmental science and technology.


This degree ensures that students acquire knowledge of classic and quantum physics to underpin the development of explanatory models and the understanding of a vast range of phenomena. It provides up-to-date training in the methods and experimental techniques including the design and implementation of experimental projects. It also furnishes expertise in mathematics, numerical and computational techniques. Furthermore, it enables students to acquire competence in specialised areas of physics, furnishing a solid foundation for continued scientific or educational studies.

First cycle studies in geology provide students with the solid basic training in the earth sciences necessary to sustain future professional qualifications in geology.

Chemistry graduates have a solid scientific foundation in the theoretical and laboratory components of the discipline as well as a set of techniques and general abilities which qualify them to compete in the national and international job market or to continue on for second or third cycle studies in chemistry or in interdisciplinary areas with a chemical component.http://www.fe.up.pt/si_uk/CURSOS_GERAL.FORMVIEW?P_CUR_SIGLA=LCEEMGhttps://sigarra.up.pt/feup/en/CUR_GERAL.CUR_VIEW?pv_ano_lectivo=2013&pv_origem=CUR&pv_tipo_cur_sigla=MI&pv_curso_id=740

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Course Director: Prof. Mário Fernandes

The main objective of the Master of Astronomy is to complement and extend the training of graduate students in astronomy, physics, mathematics and related fields. In particular, in order to improve their preparation for a research career in Astronomy, through their subsequent enrolment in a Doctoral Programme in Astronomy.

The Master’s of Science in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution provide advanced training for First Cycle Degree holders in Biology, Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine or other related degrees for those students who wish to obtain a Postgraduate degree in the area of Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology or who wish to further their knowledge or to apply the same. All levels of organisation will be studied from the gene and genome level to that of populations and ecosystems. The programme intends to provide advanced training in the use of new analytical methods and new technologies, particularly in the application of geographic information systems and techniques of molecular and populational genetics.

The overall goal of this master is to give students a solid foundation and an advanced knowledge in emerging areas of Cell and Molecular Biology. After the course, students will be able to:Explain and describe the fundamental processes in cell and molecular biology, how they take place and are controlled;Integrate the acquired knowledge from a whole perspective on cell mechanisms, at biochemical, physiological and molecular levels;Use basic laboratory skills in molecular biology and cell biology;Communicate and work efficiently in a team, prepare and give a scientific presentation, and organize their work according to an agreed time plan;Demonstrate capacity to analyze and comment pertinent scientific information;Demonstrate awareness of ethical aspects of research;Demonstrate an ability to identify his/her need to constantly update and for life-long learning.

In recent decades, society has witnessed an ever growing human demand for water resources due not only to the rise in population but also to changes in water consumption and hygiene resulting from increased standards of quality of life. Simultaneously, new agricultural techniques and methods plus novel industrial activities and the re-engineering of the same have sought to optimise production and reduce costs. It has, thus, become necessary to search out alternative sources in order to meet the expanding need for water whilst also developing novel uses of existing resources. In addition to the challenges regarding the extraction and use of hydraulic resources, water ecosystems are undergoing attacks of diverse intensity and origin, despite rising societal awareness of the issue and the need to institute measures to control and reduce the pernicious effects on water quality. These are some of the disequilibria acting against the self-purification of the aquatic ecosystem and the consequent challenges for water purification for human consumption.

This is the context in which the Master’s in Science in Biology and Water Quality Management is offering post-graduate training to supply the skills needed to resolve issues related to the biological quality of water and its uses. Special emphasis is give to the use of biology in evaluating water quality by focusing on those aspects related to main public health issues related to water as well as Portuguese and EC legislation in this regard. The goal is to make water available for a multiplicity of uses such as environmental protection, human consumption, recreation, fishing and agriculture. The role of live organisms in wastewater treatment is a key issue and the application of notions of ecotoxicology to the management and conservation of water resources is a priority. Students with Master’s degrees in Biology and Water Quality Management are able to hold positions in laboratories specialised in water analysis, in the service sector and companies involved in the planning and management of water quality, in local service sectors and governments, in institutions working in health and the environment, in water treatment and wastewater treatment institutions and research laboratories.

This master’s degree imparts theoretical concepts and high-level techniques in order to furnish highly specialised workers to the sectors in biochemistry-related fields, namely life sciences, health and biotechology. Biochemistry master’s holders are set to undertake fundamental or applied research or to carry out highly specialised technical functions.

Why the Master’s of Science in Biochemistry? The discipline aims to define and characterise all biomolecules, analysing their structural and functional properties and their interconversions and interactions. It seeks to understand and integrate all biological process along the scale of increasing complexity. Thus, it has always been a thoroughly interdisciplinary science. Biochemists are indispensible is the following productive proccesses: providing insight into division and cellular differentiation at the molecular level (phenomena with implications spanning oncology to tissue engineering); manipulating molecules and cells in order to achieve the optimisation/production of biologically active substances (such as in the development of novel drugs); developing strategies for the systhesis and purification of biological substances; and monitoring all the processes mentioned above and more. Thus it is logical that a qualified workforce must be trained, particularly in the areas of critical analysis and the resolution of biochemical issues at the molecular and cellular levels.

The Master’s of Science in Biochemistry targets, primarily, first cycle degree holders in biochemistry or related fields wanting to improve and broaden their expertise in preparation for demanding careers requiring a high level of autonomy and combined with a drive for self-improvement and constant innovation.

This degree provides the following competences: critical thinking regarding new challenges in food consumption; understanding of the factors currently determining food consumption and the respective implications of the link between food technology and the development of novel products; the ability to raise awareness of and change attitudes to healthy eating habits; insight into the processes of creation, development and implementation of novel food products, as well as the adaptation of existing products; and the ability to conceive and implement research projects in consumer science and nutrition.

This degree prepares competent, versatile and able professionals, whether to analyse common environmental problems or to take detailed decisions and find solutions that are both ecological and economically viable. The skills and knowledge acquired as a result of this programme will allow its graduates to take on middle or upper level technical positions whether in the public sector or in the private or in self-employment in the environmental sector consulting firms and those in the service sector, local governments and governmental agencies and laboratories, industry and teaching.

Students completing this post-graduate training will have acquired the knowledge necessary to understand the biological aspects that are essential to the applied fields of ecology and biodiversity, landscape ecology and planning, environmental education and nature tourism, technology of environmental management, and the environmental characterisation, monitoring and recovery; they will also have acquired the most up-to-date techniques of these fields. The degree is intended for first cycle degree holders in the areas of biology, geology, environmental science, landscape architecture, agronomy or other related fields.

The Master’s Programme in Agricultural Engineering aims to provide:Technical and scientific know-how to enable professionals to resolve problems and design solutions in the agronomy, agro environmental and agro industrial sectorsExpertise to fulfil management responsibilities in the agricultural and agro industrial fieldsSkills necessary for the design and implementation of projects and innovative studies in the agronomy and agro industrial fields

Geographic Engineering prepares students for the study, measure and representation of the Earth whether with traditional mapping methods or by way of digital geographical information. It examines the techniques for observing and measuring the Earth with the aim of acquiring positional and qualitative information about the globe’s surface. It utilises methods both earthbound and spatial for data gathering, especially satellites observing the Earth for positioning and navigation. The field currently serves as support for numerous other disciplines, namely environmental studies and planning.

This degree imparts academic training and practice required for understanding issues of the gathering and treatment a wide range of geographic data, including: the production of topographic maps, the implementation and supervision of geodetic positioning investigation, the treatment of images from satellites and aerial photography; and the implementation and management of geographic information systems. The training seeks to provide extensive knowledge of the various disciplines of Geographic Engineering and a critical sense enabling its future engineers the ability to autonomously decide and conduct work in this area, rather than being mere users of the technology.

The Master’s in Science in Physics aims to:convey knowledge of classic and modern physics to underpin the development of explanatory models and the understanding of a vast range of phenomena.provide mathematics and computational tools, fundamental for formulating and quantitatively analysing problems and modelstrain students in experimentation, data analysis, various forms of instrumentation, techniques of measurement, the conceptualisation and design of experimental projectsdeliver practice in theoretical scientific investigation or professional experience as a physicist in a business environmentprepare students to continue their academic studies in a doctoral program in physics, physics engineering, other areas of engineering or in any of a number of pluridisciplinary degrees (biophysics, environmental science, resource management, etc)prepare students for the exercise of higher level technical positions and those in research and development in governmental organisms, in the private sector or as self-employed specialists. Other sectors include governmental laboratories, universities, research institutes, schools, quality control, hospitals, financial service sector, banking and insurance, industry, IT businesses.

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Joaquim Moreira

António Amorim Santos

Maria Helena Couto

Maria das Dores Silva

Aires Oliva Teles

Victor Freitas

ECTS Rosário Rebelo

ECTS José César de Sá

ECTS António Pedro Aguiar

ECTS João José Pinto Ferreira


ECTS Jacqueline Castelo Branco

ECTS João Falcão e Cunha

ECTS Ana Natálio Sousa




ECTS Luís Miguel Madeira

ECTS Luís Corte-Real



ECTS Laura Ribeiro

ECTS

ECTS Course Director: Prof. Ana Monteiro

Dissertation Project ECTS Eduardo Rocha

Pedro Viana

Paulo Alexandrino

José Pissarra


The Master Course in Medical Physics offers a program inline with the recomendations of the European Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics.

Training in:radiation physics and detectionclinical dosimetry and shieldingelectronics, and biological signal acquisition systemsmedical instrumentationsignal and image processing methodsmedical imaging and radiation therapy techniquesfunctional materialsapplied optics in biomedical sciences

This cycle of studies provides advanced training in the science and laboratory and computer skills necessary for anyone interested in understanding the potential and limitations of forensic genetic analysis.

It also imparts the technical and scientific abilities needed to work in institutions in this field (such as Forensic Medical Institutes and forensic science). Potential students will be recruited from candidates who perform genetic forensic analysis and other professionals in the field.

The Master in Geology offers a solid formation joining fundamental knowledges of Geology with applied skills covering priority areas .

The structure and the programmatic program of the Master are focused in the expertise in special areas taking into account the importance of the geologic resources on a national and global level aiming to ensure the access to raw materials and the welfare of future generations and promoting the training in sustainable mining and prospecting survey and characterization of geological materials.The Master also provides training for professionals in innovative technologic areas as well as in the management of the geologic resources in harmony with the environment.

The Second Cycle in Chemistry produces students with##in-depth capacity and know-how, both general and specific, based on a sound first cycle foundation and broadening it to diverse up-to-date topics of chemistry by way of a learning process situated in a research-rich environment.##advanced university training enabling them to enter the job market, in particular into those sectors related to industrial research or laboratories of chemistry or related disciplines in Portuguese or European businesses.##skills equally appropriate for research or business applications. In their second year, students carry out a research project either at a univeristy research laboratory or at a regional laboratory in the business sector with whom the university has an existing protocol.##the ability to continue on to third cycle courses (doctoral programmes) in chemistry or related scientific disciplines.##quality sufficient to gain the Euromaster accreditation.

This master’s degree trains technicians specialized in management, exploitation and preservation of the aquatic ecosystem. It has been designed for biologists and first cycle degree holders of related disciplines who wish to improve their knowledge and aptitudes in diverse aspects related to the aquatic ecosystem, in order to guarantee its preservation and a sustainable exploitation of resources.

The Master in Food Science and Technology was created on the joint initiative of the University of Porto, through the Faculty of Sciences (FC), and the University of Minho (UMinho), through the Department of Biological Engineering at the School of Engineering (DEB-EEUM).

This master presents a solution-oriented training of problems linked to the agro-food process industries, as well as to the sector of services for the agro-alimentary industry. Considers as major goals:To supplement the training of graduates in sciences of biological engineering, sciences of food engineering, chemistry or related, providing specialized training, advanced, in areas related to the agro-industries: dairy products, wines, beer, meat products, cereals and derivatives, growers, etc.Provide technology transfer on issues relating to the processing and the quality of food, the development of new products, taking into account the nutritional and sensory aspects, as well as the certification of food safety management system.Supporting R&D around the agro-industrial sector, promoting product quality, strengthening food safety and quality.

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The main objective of the Master of Astronomy is to complement and extend the training of graduate students in astronomy, physics, mathematics and related fields. In particular, in order to improve their preparation for a research career in Astronomy, through their subsequent enrolment in a Doctoral Programme in Astronomy.

The Master’s of Science in Biodiversity, Genetics and Evolution provide advanced training for First Cycle Degree holders in Biology, Agricultural Science and Veterinary Medicine or other related degrees for those students who wish to obtain a Postgraduate degree in the area of Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology or who wish to further their knowledge or to apply the same. All levels of organisation will be studied from the gene and genome level to that of populations and ecosystems. The programme intends to provide advanced training in the use of new analytical methods and new technologies, particularly in the application of geographic information systems and techniques of molecular and populational genetics.

The overall goal of this master is to give students a solid foundation and an advanced knowledge in emerging areas of Cell and Molecular Biology. After the course, students will be able to:Explain and describe the fundamental processes in cell and molecular biology, how they take place and are controlled;Integrate the acquired knowledge from a whole perspective on cell mechanisms, at biochemical, physiological and molecular levels;Use basic laboratory skills in molecular biology and cell biology;Communicate and work efficiently in a team, prepare and give a scientific presentation, and organize their work according to an agreed time plan;Demonstrate capacity to analyze and comment pertinent scientific information;Demonstrate awareness of ethical aspects of research;Demonstrate an ability to identify his/her need to constantly update and for life-long learning.

In recent decades, society has witnessed an ever growing human demand for water resources due not only to the rise in population but also to changes in water consumption and hygiene resulting from increased standards of quality of life. Simultaneously, new agricultural techniques and methods plus novel industrial activities and the re-engineering of the same have sought to optimise production and reduce costs. It has, thus, become necessary to search out alternative sources in order to meet the expanding need for water whilst also developing novel uses of existing resources. In addition to the challenges regarding the extraction and use of hydraulic resources, water ecosystems are undergoing attacks of diverse intensity and origin, despite rising societal awareness of the issue and the need to institute measures to control and reduce the pernicious effects on water quality. These are some of the disequilibria acting against the self-purification of the aquatic ecosystem and the consequent challenges for water purification for human consumption.

This is the context in which the Master’s in Science in Biology and Water Quality Management is offering post-graduate training to supply the skills needed to resolve issues related to the biological quality of water and its uses. Special emphasis is give to the use of biology in evaluating water quality by focusing on those aspects related to main public health issues related to water as well as Portuguese and EC legislation in this regard. The goal is to make water available for a multiplicity of uses such as environmental protection, human consumption, recreation, fishing and agriculture. The role of live organisms in wastewater treatment is a key issue and the application of notions of ecotoxicology to the management and conservation of water resources is a priority. Students with Master’s degrees in Biology and Water Quality Management are able to hold positions in laboratories specialised in water analysis, in the service sector and companies involved in the planning and management of water quality, in local service sectors and governments, in institutions working in health and the environment, in water treatment and wastewater treatment institutions and research laboratories.










Pedro Alexandrino Fernandes

Luís Cunha


Rubim Almeida da Silva

Ana Aguiar

José Gonçalves

Miguel Costa

Joaquim Moreira

António Amorim Santos

Maria Helena Couto

Maria das Dores Silva

Aires Oliva Teles

Victor Freitas

ECTS Rosário Rebelo

ECTS José César de Sá

ECTS António Pedro Aguiar

ECTS João José Pinto Ferreira


ECTS Jacqueline Castelo Branco

ECTS João Falcão e Cunha

ECTS Ana Natálio Sousa




ECTS Laura Ribeiro

ECTS

ECTS Course Director: Prof. Ana Monteiro

Master level qualifications ECTS Eduardo Rocha

Lucia Guilhermino

This master’s degree imparts theoretical concepts and high-level techniques in order to furnish highly specialised workers to the sectors in biochemistry-related fields, namely life sciences, health and biotechology. Biochemistry master’s holders are set to undertake fundamental or applied research or to carry out highly specialised technical functions.

Why the Master’s of Science in Biochemistry? The discipline aims to define and characterise all biomolecules, analysing their structural and functional properties and their interconversions and interactions. It seeks to understand and integrate all biological process along the scale of increasing complexity. Thus, it has always been a thoroughly interdisciplinary science. Biochemists are indispensible is the following productive proccesses: providing insight into division and cellular differentiation at the molecular level (phenomena with implications spanning oncology to tissue engineering); manipulating molecules and cells in order to achieve the optimisation/production of biologically active substances (such as in the development of novel drugs); developing strategies for the systhesis and purification of biological substances; and monitoring all the processes mentioned above and more. Thus it is logical that a qualified workforce must be trained, particularly in the areas of critical analysis and the resolution of biochemical issues at the molecular and cellular levels.

The Master’s of Science in Biochemistry targets, primarily, first cycle degree holders in biochemistry or related fields wanting to improve and broaden their expertise in preparation for demanding careers requiring a high level of autonomy and combined with a drive for self-improvement and constant innovation.

This degree provides the following competences: critical thinking regarding new challenges in food consumption; understanding of the factors currently determining food consumption and the respective implications of the link between food technology and the development of novel products; the ability to raise awareness of and change attitudes to healthy eating habits; insight into the processes of creation, development and implementation of novel food products, as well as the adaptation of existing products; and the ability to conceive and implement research projects in consumer science and nutrition.

This degree prepares competent, versatile and able professionals, whether to analyse common environmental problems or to take detailed decisions and find solutions that are both ecological and economically viable. The skills and knowledge acquired as a result of this programme will allow its graduates to take on middle or upper level technical positions whether in the public sector or in the private or in self-employment in the environmental sector consulting firms and those in the service sector, local governments and governmental agencies and laboratories, industry and teaching.

Students completing this post-graduate training will have acquired the knowledge necessary to understand the biological aspects that are essential to the applied fields of ecology and biodiversity, landscape ecology and planning, environmental education and nature tourism, technology of environmental management, and the environmental characterisation, monitoring and recovery; they will also have acquired the most up-to-date techniques of these fields. The degree is intended for first cycle degree holders in the areas of biology, geology, environmental science, landscape architecture, agronomy or other related fields.

The Master’s Programme in Agricultural Engineering aims to provide:Technical and scientific know-how to enable professionals to resolve problems and design solutions in the agronomy, agro environmental and agro industrial sectorsExpertise to fulfil management responsibilities in the agricultural and agro industrial fieldsSkills necessary for the design and implementation of projects and innovative studies in the agronomy and agro industrial fields

Geographic Engineering prepares students for the study, measure and representation of the Earth whether with traditional mapping methods or by way of digital geographical information. It examines the techniques for observing and measuring the Earth with the aim of acquiring positional and qualitative information about the globe’s surface. It utilises methods both earthbound and spatial for data gathering, especially satellites observing the Earth for positioning and navigation. The field currently serves as support for numerous other disciplines, namely environmental studies and planning.

This degree imparts academic training and practice required for understanding issues of the gathering and treatment a wide range of geographic data, including: the production of topographic maps, the implementation and supervision of geodetic positioning investigation, the treatment of images from satellites and aerial photography; and the implementation and management of geographic information systems. The training seeks to provide extensive knowledge of the various disciplines of Geographic Engineering and a critical sense enabling its future engineers the ability to autonomously decide and conduct work in this area, rather than being mere users of the technology.

The Master’s in Science in Physics aims to:convey knowledge of classic and modern physics to underpin the development of explanatory models and the understanding of a vast range of phenomena.provide mathematics and computational tools, fundamental for formulating and quantitatively analysing problems and modelstrain students in experimentation, data analysis, various forms of instrumentation, techniques of measurement, the conceptualisation and design of experimental projectsdeliver practice in theoretical scientific investigation or professional experience as a physicist in a business environmentprepare students to continue their academic studies in a doctoral program in physics, physics engineering, other areas of engineering or in any of a number of pluridisciplinary degrees (biophysics, environmental science, resource management, etc)prepare students for the exercise of higher level technical positions and those in research and development in governmental organisms, in the private sector or as self-employed specialists. Other sectors include governmental laboratories, universities, research institutes, schools, quality control, hospitals, financial service sector, banking and insurance, industry, IT businesses.

The Master Course in Medical Physics offers a program inline with the recomendations of the European Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics.

Training in:radiation physics and detectionclinical dosimetry and shieldingelectronics, and biological signal acquisition systemsmedical instrumentationsignal and image processing methodsmedical imaging and radiation therapy techniquesfunctional materialsapplied optics in biomedical sciences

This cycle of studies provides advanced training in the science and laboratory and computer skills necessary for anyone interested in understanding the potential and limitations of forensic genetic analysis.

It also imparts the technical and scientific abilities needed to work in institutions in this field (such as Forensic Medical Institutes and forensic science). Potential students will be recruited from candidates who perform genetic forensic analysis and other professionals in the field.

The Master in Geology offers a solid formation joining fundamental knowledges of Geology with applied skills covering priority areas .

The structure and the programmatic program of the Master are focused in the expertise in special areas taking into account the importance of the geologic resources on a national and global level aiming to ensure the access to raw materials and the welfare of future generations and promoting the training in sustainable mining and prospecting survey and characterization of geological materials.The Master also provides training for professionals in innovative technologic areas as well as in the management of the geologic resources in harmony with the environment.

The Second Cycle in Chemistry produces students with##in-depth capacity and know-how, both general and specific, based on a sound first cycle foundation and broadening it to diverse up-to-date topics of chemistry by way of a learning process situated in a research-rich environment.##advanced university training enabling them to enter the job market, in particular into those sectors related to industrial research or laboratories of chemistry or related disciplines in Portuguese or European businesses.##skills equally appropriate for research or business applications. In their second year, students carry out a research project either at a univeristy research laboratory or at a regional laboratory in the business sector with whom the university has an existing protocol.##the ability to continue on to third cycle courses (doctoral programmes) in chemistry or related scientific disciplines.##quality sufficient to gain the Euromaster accreditation.

This master’s degree trains technicians specialized in management, exploitation and preservation of the aquatic ecosystem. It has been designed for biologists and first cycle degree holders of related disciplines who wish to improve their knowledge and aptitudes in diverse aspects related to the aquatic ecosystem, in order to guarantee its preservation and a sustainable exploitation of resources.

The Master in Food Science and Technology was created on the joint initiative of the University of Porto, through the Faculty of Sciences (FC), and the University of Minho (UMinho), through the Department of Biological Engineering at the School of Engineering (DEB-EEUM).

This master presents a solution-oriented training of problems linked to the agro-food process industries, as well as to the sector of services for the agro-alimentary industry. Considers as major goals:To supplement the training of graduates in sciences of biological engineering, sciences of food engineering, chemistry or related, providing specialized training, advanced, in areas related to the agro-industries: dairy products, wines, beer, meat products, cereals and derivatives, growers, etc.Provide technology transfer on issues relating to the processing and the quality of food, the development of new products, taking into account the nutritional and sensory aspects, as well as the certification of food safety management system.Supporting R&D around the agro-industrial sector, promoting product quality, strengthening food safety and quality.

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ICBAS uses the ECTS Grading system, besides its local grading (0-20). The number of ECTS credits for each course reflects the total number of hours a student is expected to devote to the course. At the University of Porto, one credit corresponds to 27 hours of student total work.






ECTS/contact hours/tuition hours/syllabus Cecília Morais

Mário João Monteiro

Maria Eugénia Nunes

Iuliu Bobos-Radu

Maria Joana Fernandes

ECTS Nuno Casimiro

ECTS José António Nogueira

ECTS Joana Sottomayor de Azevedo

ECTS Júlia Aroso

ECTS Fátima Ramalho

ECTS José António Nogueira


ECTS Paula Castelo Branco

ECTS Raquel Pereira Martins

ECTS Carla Monteiro Santos

ECTS Sandra Regina Costa


ETCS Prof. Marcela Segundo



António José Mira da Fonseca

António José Mira da Fonseca

PhD degree Lúcia Guilhermino

Cecília Morais

ECTS António Torres Marques

ECTS Pedro Guedes de Oliveira

ECTS Arminda Alves

ECTS Manuel Matos Fernandes


To get the degree candidates must demonstrate: a) Ability to systematically understand the scientific field of Consumer Sciences and Nutrition;b) Competencies, skills and methods of research in the area of Consumer Sciences and Nutrition; c ) Experience of conducting research that have contributed to extending the frontiers of knowledge, and with merit to disseminated in national or international peer review publications; d ) Ability to communicate with their peers, the academic community and the society; e) Ability to promote, at an academic and/or professional contexts, technological, social or cultural progress.

The main objective of this Doctoral Program in Astronomy is to train future astronomers/researchers in space sciences, able to compete at an international level for a research position. The fields available for advanced training by reserach in this doctoral degree include Astrophysics, Cosmology, Planetary Sciences, Instrumentation and Systems for Space Sciences, etc.The Program is open both to high quality Portuguese and foreign students who have completed a 2nd Cycle in Astronomy, Physics, Mathematics or similar fields of science. Students who have completed a 1st Cycle and have a particularly relevant CV may also be accepted in the Program. Due to the increasingly technological component of the recent astronomy projects, we also aim at attracting students with a diversified background, namely in technology and engineering, systems and control, or informatics, amongst other areas. Astronomy offers them unique and exciting opportunities for further training.

The PhD program in Surveying Engineering aims to provide high level education in the field of Surveying Engineering. The program is constituted by an original thesis, corresponding to 180 ECTS, with a normal duration of three years of full time study.

During the course the students should acquire a solid and advanced knowledge in the field of surveying Engineering, the required skills to perform autonomous and advanced research on a topic of scientific and technological relevance. The work developed during the course shall allow the publication of scientific papers in international journals, the development of new applications, new systems for the acquisition or processing of geographical information and contribute to the improvement of the scientific and technological development.

Students should have a master degree or equivalent in Surveying Engineering, (Geomatics) or related fields (e.g., other Engineering fields, Mathematics, Physics, Informatics, etc.)

Being Surveying Engineering an increasing inter-disciplinary field, the topic of research can be on the various sub-domains of Surveying Engineering, with particular emphasis on:Remote SensingSatellite AltimetryPhotogrammetryGeographic Information SystemsSatellite Positioning and NavigationIntegration and development of airborne and unmanned systems

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Access to practical training in one of the areas within the PhD program: Nanotechnologies, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Pharmacoterapy, Phytochemistry and Pharmacognosy, Toxicology, Hidrology, Nutrition and Food Science, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmaceutical and Medical Chemistry, Synthesis of Drug Substances, Microbiology, Clinical Analysis.



Promotion of advanced training in Animal Science through research.


Promotion of advanced training in Animal Science through research.



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