Masters degrees from the Faculty of Human Sciences among the best in the world according to Eduniversal

The Master in Culture Studies of the Faculty of Human Sciences (FCH), UCP, is the 3rd best in the world in the category of "Cultural Management / Creative industries Management" in the Eduniversal 2022 ranking, for the 8th consecutive year.

The programme, which is part of the Lisbon Consortium, has been consolidating the excellent results obtained.

The Master in Communication Sciences was also highlighted in this year's ranking, occupying 9th place in the "Corporate Communication" category. The degree rose 3 positions in comparison with last year and now features, for the first time, in the Top 10 of the best masters' degrees in Europe. 

In the "Marketing" category, the same programme, with a specialisation variant in Marketing and Advertising, moved up one position in the ranking, now occupying 16th place. 

The results of the FCH-UCP Master's programmes are due to the excellence of its teaching and pedagogical innovation, the high qualification of its professors and the quality of the students admitted annually.

The international agency Eduniversal, which annually evaluates thousands of programmes in 50 fields of knowledge, prepares the ranking based on the reputation of the courses, the level of employability and the degree of student satisfaction.

Check the results of the EDUNIVERSAL BEST MASTERS RANKING 2022 here

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