Started in the academic year 2013/2014. The Master is an Association between three institutions of the NOVA University: FCT, ITQB and FCM. The course only starts with 10 or more confirmed entries as definite by the Executive Council of the FCT NOVA.
The Master course aims the development of a critical and analytical perspective of Biochemical issues related with Human Health.
This objective will be achieved through a sound knowledge base in biochemistry, with interfacial aspects of Biophysics, Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry (especially inside a pharmacological perspective) and Human and Social Sciences. Thus Course main goal is to provide a multidisciplinary education supplying access to areas of research and development in several sectors of industry and services related to Human Health (e.g., Pharmaceutical Industry, Clinical Analysis and Biotechnology).
Portuguese students: 1100 €/year
Foreign students: 7000 €/year
Daytime
1st phase: 27th february to 24th march 2023
2nd phase: 1st June to 12th july 2023
3rd phase: 28th august to 7th september 2023
Acceptance rate in masters
Accepted applicants will have to pay (within a maximum of 7 consecutive days from the date of placement) a non-refundable rate of 100 euros, which will be deducted, after registration, from the total tuition fee. Any payment made after the deadline will not be refunded, leaving the candidate excluded.
International ApplicationsVacancies for 2023/2024:
25
Admission rules:
Admission requirements
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Course coordinator:
FCT Coordenador: Professor Teresa Catarino (mbps.coordenador@fct.unl.pt)
ITQB Coordenador : Dr. Pedro Matias (matias@itqb.unl.pt)
FCM Coordenador: Professor António Sebastião Rodrigues (sebastiao.rodrigues@fcm.unl.pt)
DGES
Registration number R/A-Cr 37/2013/AL04 on 07/07/2022
A3ES
Publication date of the accreditation decision: 26/10/2021
Period of validity of the accreditation:
6 years from 31/07/2020
The Department of Chemistry is a permanent organic unity of the NOVA School of Science and Technology, devoted to teaching, to scientific research and to provide services in areas of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Chemical Engineering. The Chemistry Department (DQ, founded in 1981, has recognized market implementation in education and employment, particularly so because of the novelty and specificity introduced by the course in Applied Chemistry with which teaching at the School of Chemistry began.
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