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Bachelor in Law I Bachelor in International Relations I Bachelor in Solicitor

Bachelor in Psychology I Bachelor in Social Education

Diogo Moreira, a third-year student of the Degree in Computer Science, is preparing to participate in UNIRAID, a great international humanitarian adventure for students. Between 8 and 16 October, Diogo Moreira will take part in a nine-day journey in the Moroccan desert at the wheel of a Toyota Corolla with 30 years on the road.  “It’s not a rally, nor is it a speed trial,” explains Diogo. “This is an adventure trip in which the participants must complete six stages navigating with only a ‘road book’, a compass and a map, going around all kinds of obstacles, challenges and tests, with the aim of crossing Morocco, from north to south, and delivering at least forty kilograms of solidarity material in the desert villages,” he details. UNIRAID has as its main objective the solidarity and the help to the populations of the Moroccan desert villages, promoting the team spirit and the union of the participants and the organization of the race.  “I have always liked cars and from a young age, through education and the values passed on to me, I have been involved in solidarity causes, such as Mission Country and the Food Bank.” Diogo will share this adventure with Leandro Moutinho, “a long time friend”, student of International Commerce at the Instituto Superior de Contabilidade e Administração do Porto.  The team is called “Blessed Wheels” and is sponsored by Portucalense University.

Bachelor in Tourism I Bachelor in Hospitality Management

Integrated Master in Architecture and Urbanism I Bachelor in Multimedia and Arts.

Rui Florentino and Telma Ribeiro, teachers of the Department of Architecture and Multimedia Gallaecia (DAMG), participated in the “Azores Traditional Architecture Summer School”, between 11 and 24 July, in Lajes do Pico, Azores.  In this Summer School, which involved 30 participants from all over the world, the two teachers presented the results of the research project “3D Past – Living & Virtual Visiting European World Heritage”, supported by the Creative Europe program and developed under the coordination of the teacher Mariana Correia, Director of DAMG, whose national case study was the cultural landscape of Pico Island.  This initiative is organized in the scope of the Rafael Manzano Prize for New Traditional Architecture in Spain and Portugal. After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the course returned this summer. Set up in the centre of Lajes do Pico, the participants studied the island’s traditional architecture in the first few days, through many drawings of the organisation of the urban space, its buildings, construction processes and materials.  Armed with this knowledge, and with the guidance of teachers of various nationalities, the students made proposals for the renovation of the central area of Lajes, which served as the basis for an exhibition open to the entire community, always seeking to keep alive the architectural traditions of the place. Rui Florentino and Telma Ribeiro, teachers of the Department of Architecture and Multimedia Gallaecia (DAMG), participated in the “Azores Traditional Architecture Summer School”, between 11 and 24 July, in Lajes do Pico, Azores.  In this Summer School, which involved 30 participants from all over the world, the two teachers presented the results of the research project “3D Past – Living & Virtual Visiting European World Heritage”, supported by the Creative Europe program and developed under the coordination of the teacher Mariana Correia, Director of DAMG, whose national case study was the cultural landscape of Pico Island.  This initiative is organized in the scope of the Rafael Manzano Prize for New Traditional Architecture in Spain and Portugal. After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the course returned this summer. Set up in the centre of Lajes do Pico, the participants studied the island’s traditional architecture in the first few days, through many drawings of the organisation of the urban space, its buildings, construction processes and materials.  Armed with this knowledge, and with the guidance of teachers of various nationalities, the students made proposals for the renovation of the central area of Lajes, which served as the basis for an exhibition open to the entire community, always seeking to keep alive the architectural traditions of the place.

The Portucalense Law Journal, edited by the Instituto Jurídico Portucalense, is in 2022 strengthened with the extension of its indexing in internationally recognised scientific databases, namely Scopus, from Elsevier, in 2021, and Web of Science, from Clarivates Analitycs, in 2022. Founded in 1998, the Revista Jurídica Portucalense has kept up with the evolving demands placed on the area of scientific publication throughout its 24 years of life. In 2014 it became a digital journal, open access, hosted in RCAAP – Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal, maintaining in parallel the printed format, and sought accession to indexing in internationally recognized databases. Indexed since 2017 in REDIB (Red Iberoamericana de Innovación y Conocimiento Científico), the Revista Jurídica Portucalense also became part of DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) in 2019 and the referential database Scopus, from the publisher Elsevier, in 2021. Recently, in June 2022, the Revista Juridica Portucalense saw, once again, its path of success and quality recognized, having become part of the ESCI (Emerging Sources Citation Index) of the Core Collection of the Web of Science, of the publisher Clarivates Analitycs, after a demanding process of preparation, submission and evaluation developed over the past two years. The Revista Jurídica Portucalense can be consulted here The Portucalense Law Journal, edited by the Instituto Jurídico Portucalense, is in 2022 strengthened with the extension of its indexing in internationally recognised scientific databases, namely Scopus, from Elsevier, in 2021, and Web of Science, from Clarivates Analitycs, in 2022. Founded in 1998, the Revista Jurídica Portucalense has kept up with the evolving demands placed on the area of scientific publication throughout its 24 years of life. In 2014 it became a digital journal, open access, hosted in RCAAP – Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal, maintaining in parallel the printed format, and sought accession to indexing in internationally recognized databases. Indexed since 2017 in REDIB (Red Iberoamericana de Innovación y Conocimiento Científico), the Revista Jurídica Portucalense also became part of DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) in 2019 and the referential database Scopus, from the publisher Elsevier, in 2021. Recently, in June 2022, the Revista Juridica Portucalense saw, once again, its path of success and quality recognized, having become part of the ESCI (Emerging Sources Citation Index) of the Core Collection of the Web of Science, of the publisher Clarivates Analitycs, after a demanding process of preparation, submission and evaluation developed over the past two years. The Revista Jurídica Portucalense can be consulted here

Bachelor in Industrial Engineering and Management I Bachelor in Informatics Engineering I Bachelor in Information Systems for Management