New strategic alliance with five European universities
Within the framework of its internationalization strategy, Universidade Portucalense has signed a memorandum of understanding with five European universities.
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Within the framework of its internationalization strategy, Universidade Portucalense has signed a memorandum of understanding with five European universities.
Ana Matilde Castro and Joana Patrocínio, students from the Master’s Degree in Tourism and Hospitality, have been awarded two Luís Telles de Abreu scholarships by Associação Círculo de Estudos do Centralismo (Centralism Studies Circle Association).
We believe that we must work alongside professionals and companies throughout the professional cycle, establishing strong partnerships that help to meet the challenges arising from the daily transformations of the market, from an innovative, creative, and differentiating perspective, while having a sustainable impact on organisations For this reason, Portucalense Business School seeks to build advanced training programmes according to the needs of each time and each sector. We focus our work on six main areas of expertise: Law, Economics and Management, Science and Technology, Architecture and Urban Planning, Psychology and Education, and Tourism, Heritage, and Culture. This allows us to design interdisciplinary, innovative training programmes with a strong applied component. Our proximity to companies is the key that allows us to respond to professionals, by offering executive training programmes that respond to the latest market trends, and to companies, through customised programmes, built in partnership, that respond to the specific needs of each organisation. We believe in the innovative and inspiring power of knowledge! Portucalense Business School Inspiring Your Career See training offer.
Universidade Portucalense has signed a memorandum of understanding with five European universities, which translates into a commitment to joint initiatives in the areas of education and research.
Miguel Lemos, 41, entered Universidade Portucalense to study Economics in 2000, because he had “the dream of managing companies”. Throughout his academic life, he was President of the Students’ Association and a member of the Porto Academic Federation. Today he is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Águas de Gaia.
Universidade Portucalense was present at the launch of the Erasmus+ ECOViP project “Fostering Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Ecotourism to support sustainable development in Vietnam and the Philippines,” which took place at Nha Trang University in Vietnam from 10 to 14 July.
Anxo Sequeiros, Javier Piñeiro and Raúl López, final-year students on the Integrated Master’s Degree in Architecture and Urbanism, won second place in the “Designing in Wood 2023” competition organised by the Portuguese Wood and Derivatives Construction Association.
Professor Jorge Marques edited, together with Rui Pedro Marques, the book “Digital Transformation of the Hotel Industry: Theories, Practices, and Global Challenges”, which presents a theoretical review, scientific articles, and case studies on Digital Transformation in the hotel industry, by 32 authors from various countries – Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, India, Indonesia, and Mexico.
Universidade Portucalense is one of the partners in the Erasmus+ KA2 project “DigiComplex: The hybrid future of education. The digital skills we need to deal with the complexity”.
Sónia Rolland Sobral, professor of the Department of Science and Technology and researcher at REMIT, released the book “Introduction to Programming using Python”, published by Edições Sílabo.