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Catholic University of Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal

Catholic University of Portugal (Universidade Católica Portuguesa, UCP) is a private university in Portugal founded in 1967 by decree of the Holy See and officially recognised by the Portuguese Government in 1971. It is a university of public interest with a humanistic educational approach that combines academic education.
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The Catholic University of Portugal distinguishes itself through its combination of humanistic education, research and innovation, internationalisation and social responsibility. Its educational model is grounded in Christian humanism while emphasising academic excellence, freedom of thought, respect for diversity and ethical responsibility.
The Catholic University of Portugal (UCP) operates across four main locations: Lisbon, Porto, Braga and Viseu, with an additional campus in Sintra housing the Católica Medical School. Its headquarters are at the Palma de Cima Campus in Lisbon, a 37,000 m² campus that includes academic buildings, the João Paulo II University Library, lecture theatres, laboratories, studios, restaurants, cafeterias, student services and accommodation.
There are around 20349 students in the university.

Catholic University of Portugal Application Statistics

Students
20349
Faculty Strength
1125
Student Faculty Ratio
Acceptance Rate
50 %
Living Cost
€ 12000
Avg. GPA
2
Avg. IB
24
Avg. Percentage
55 %
Avg. IELTS
7

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