FCH launches new innovative PhD Program in Psychology

The Faculdade de Ciências Humanas at Universidade Católica Portuguesa is offering a new international PhD Program in Emotion Psychology – the PhD in Psychology: Emotion & Wellbeing, the first ever PhD Program of its kind in both the European and Worldwide landscapes, with a stronghold on conceptual framework and research in emotion and its relation to other basic processes, specific methods and a clear aim of enabling the application of findings in this domain towards the improvement of human activity in various contexts – the workplace, health domain, education, family, society and policy. 

The Program, which has been strongly commended by the Evaluation Committee, has been Accredited for 6 years (12-05-2021) and is entirely taught in English. 

Check the program here.

Faculty of Human Sciences
Statement of Condolence on the passing of Professor Joaquim Cerqueira Gonçalves, PhD
Professor Joaquim Cerqueira Gonçalves, PhD, Full Professor at the Faculty of Human Sciences and President of the Scientific Society of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, passed away on 22 August. Read the full statement of condolence and attend the memorial Mass on 4 September at 1.00 pm in the Chapel of Santa Maria.
Faculty of Human Sciences
Margarida Abreu Award
The  Faculty of Human Sciences will honor the legacy of Margarida Abreu, a social worker and distinguished professor, by establishing the Margarida Abreu Award, which aims to support, on an annual basis starting in the 2026/2027 academic year, one student entering the Undergraduate Degree in Social Work whose life story demonstrates exceptional resilience, the ability to overcome challenges, and a commitment to the values of social work.
Summer Schools Escola das Artes Faculty of Human Sciences
Summer Schools on Disobedience Bring Together 140 Participants from 30 Countries at Católica
A joint initiative by The Lisbon Consortium and the School of Arts at Universidade Católica took place at its headquarters in Lisbon, attended by students, artists, curators, filmmakers and international researchers. Find out more here.