In addition to clinching the prestigious NOVA award, the project also secured the Digitalis Prize.
In-Nova stood out, placing ahead of Junior Data Consulting (NOVA IMS) and Católica Consulting Linked (Católica Lisboa), also finalists at the event.
"We're investing in the future with our hires today," stated the Dean of NOVA FCT during the ceremony.
The participants returned with multiple gold and silver medals, and both of the competing teams secured positions within the top 10.
NOVA continues to excel in prestigious rankings, affirming its national and international prominence.
March witnessed a flurry of sporting events with our students securing numerous medals.
Over 6,000 students and 300 teachers, representing more than 75 secondary schools from various districts across the country, responded to our invitation and participated in EXPO FCT, the nation's premier Science, Engineering, and Technology fair.
The award recognised the collective commitment of the international mobility management teams, both from within all NOVA academic units and from the partner institutions.
The winning team has been awarded €5,000 to propel their project forward.
The event, themed "+Science for One Health and Global Well-being," aims to serve as a hub for researchers, entrepreneurs, students, and the wider public to promote and advance contemporary science.
The NOVA FCT stand was visited by students, parents and teachers who had the opportunity to find out more about the Faculty and clarify their doubts.
The two events provided students with the chance to contemplate their skills and assets, explore diverse career paths, and forge connections with professionals and companies.
