Applications open for Masters and PhD programmes of Faculty of Human Sciences

The 1st phase of applications is open for Masters and PhD programmes offered by the Faculty of Human Sciences (FCH) of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa. The 1st phase started on April 21 and ends on May 22, followed by the 2nd phase which runs from June 4 to July 10.

FCH offers a wide range of masters, including the Master in Communication Sciences, ranked in the Top 12 of the best masters in Communication in Europe, and the Master in Culture Studies, which achieved fourth place in the category "Cultural Management/Creative Industries Management" in the Eduniversal Best Masters ranking. As for the 3rd cycle of studies, FCH offers PhDs in the areas of Communication Sciences, Cultural Studies, Translation Studies, History and Social Service.

 

1st Phase

  • Applications: April 21 to May 22
  • Interviews: on a rolling basis
  • Results: June 3
  • Registration: June 4 to 17

2nd Phase

  • Applications: June 4 to July 10
  • Interviews: on a rolling basis
  • Results: July 22
  • Registration: July 23 to 31

More information available here.

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