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What makes Universidade Europeia different from other institutions?

Universidade Europeia distinguishes itself through an advanced academic model based on experiential learning that connects students to a constantly evolving market, with a 98.5% employability rate and over 305 corporate partnerships, empowering students to go beyond through an innovative, international, and multidisciplinary environment

Is Universidade Europeia a recognised institution in Portugal?

Yes, the Universidade Europeia has been unconditionally accredited for six years, the maximum period applicable, by the A3ES - Higher Education Assessment and Accreditation Agency, which is the official body responsible for assessing and accrediting higher education institutions in Portugal.

Can I apply to Universidade Europeia at any time of the year?

Yes, students interested in joining Universidade Europeia can formalise their application throughout the entire year, either in person or through the Online Application platform.

What documents are required for the admission process?

The required documents depend on your specific situation (e.g., secondary school student, over 23 years old, university transfer, international student). Generally, you will need a Citizen Card or Passport, Tax Identification Number, and qualifications certificate. International students must also provide their Passport and secondary education certificate

What types of scholarships does Universidade Europeia offer?

The university offers several scholarship types, including Merit Scholarships for undergraduate and master's programs (up to 40% discount), Study Support Scholarships for early applications (up to 40% discount), as well as Alumni, Finalist, and Sibling/Family scholarships that provide discounts on annual tuition fees

Does the university offer financial support for students with economic difficulties?

Yes, in cooperation with the DGES (Direção-Geral do Ensino Superior), the university contributes to the effectiveness of applications for Social Action Study Grants, which are state support for students with proven economic difficulties, helping them cover the costs associated with their academic attendance

How can I find student accommodation in Lisbon?

The university has established several accommodation partnerships with reputable student residences, such as Xior Student Housing, and with apartment booking platforms like Be Roomers and Universia, enabling access to special booking conditions and discounts for all students who identify themselves as part of the university, including a 25% discount through the Be Roomers portal

What are the visa requirements for non-EU students?

Students who do not hold European Union citizenship must have a visa to study in Portugal. To apply for the visa, the university issues an acceptance letter/enrollment declaration after receiving and validating all enrollment documentation

Can I work in Portugal after graduating from the university?

The university strongly focuses on employability with a 98.5% rate and has a dedicated Employability Office that connects students with employers. However, for information about post-study work visa regulations, international students should contact the Admissions Service or consult the Portuguese Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) directly, as regulations are subject to change.

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