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Here you can learn about the health and wellbeing services that Católica offers to its students and surrounding communities, from monitoring to appointments.   Learn more about UCP2 Mental Health, the Integrated System of Activities and Services for Mental Health and Well-Being for Católica's Students.

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1967 13 October 1967 — Universidade Católica Portuguesa (better known in Portugal as UCP or just "Católica") is established by decree of the Holy See (Lusitanorum Nobilissima Gens), at the request of the Portuguese Bishops' conference and under Concordat Law.

The UCP maintains a non-discriminatory admission policy, backed by statutes, ethical guidelines, and affirmative actions for inclusivity. The University repudiates any form of discrimination on the grounds of culture, gender, ethnicity, nationality, political and ideological orientation, or discrimination against people with disabilities (University statutes, article 10, nº4, Code of Ethics and Conduct, article 4, nº1a, nº2, and Article 2, nº1).

Send your questions and suggestions to: qualidade@ucp.pt  

Internal Monitoring and Assessment  

The Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) identification card, sponsored by the Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD) bank, identifies students, staff and professors within the framework of ongoing university activities.

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