Open Access Week - 22 to 28 October

The International Open Access Week runs from 22 to 28 October and promotes Open Access.

Within the framework of the Office of Research and Innovation, in collaboration with the Libraries, a program of workshops was prepared for the 4 centers of the UCP:

EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS): A Path to Research and Knowledge

- 22/10, 10h-11h20, Biblioteca Eduardo Coelho, Lisboa

Live broadcast to all centers: Braga- room B (Edifício B, Campus Camões), Porto- room of Executives (Campus Foz) and Viseu- room of Videoconference (1st floor)

Open Access Journals vs. Predatory Journals

- 22/10, 14h-16h, room –EC102, Campus Foz, Porto

- 23/10, 10h30-12h30, room 255, Ed. Antigo, Lisboa

- 25/10, 11h-13h, Lab. de Anatomia (piso 1) Ed. Medicina Dentária, Viseu

- 26/10 Computers room, Fac. Filosofia e Ciências Sociais, Braga

Green & Gold Open Access

- 22/10, 16h-18h, room –EC102, Campus Foz, Porto

- 23/10, 14h-16h, room 255, Ed. Antigo, Lisboa

- 25/10, 14h-16h, Lab. de Anatomia (piso 1) Ed. Medicina Dentária, Viseu

- 26/10 Computers room, Fac. Filosofia e Ciências Sociais, Braga

Limited enrollment: gii@ucp.pt.

International
Universidade Católica Portuguesa is taking part in NAFSA 2026 in Orlando
Universidade Católica Portuguesa will be attending NAFSA: Association of International Educators, the largest international conference dedicated to the internationalisation of higher education, which takes place from 26 to 29 May in Orlando, under the theme “Global by Design”. Find out more here.
International The President
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa launches the Future Leaders programme in partnership with the António Pargana Foundation
The official opening ceremony took place on 14 March in Lisbon and was attended by the President of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa and the President of the António Pargana Foundation. Find out more here.
Católica Biomedical Research Center Research
Católica and Champalimaud Foundation establish partnership to strengthen biomedical research in Portugal
Católica Biomedical Research Centre will have a fundamental research hub at the Foundation's facilities in Lisbon, which will gradually accommodate up to 200 researchers. Find out more here.