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This master's program is designed for professionals seeking expertise in renewable energy systems, energy efficiency, and sustainable business practices. Delivered primarily through distance learning, the curriculum includes foundational courses in energy systems, energy policy, international business law, project management, finance, marketing, and international management. Students also explore specialized topics such as integrated business planning, advanced research methods, and human resource management. A master’s thesis and oral examination conclude the program.

Elective options offer practical and cutting-edge knowledge in areas like renewable hydrogen, entrepreneurship, and energy management. One elective includes an optional in-person training week in Berlin focused on renewable energy and energy efficiency implementation. The program is structured over 2.5 years and requires a total of 13 modules to complete.

This master's program is aimed at professionals seeking to specialize in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable business management. It combines technical, economic, and managerial content through a distance-learning format over 2.5 years, including a master’s thesis. The curriculum includes subjects such as energy systems, policy, investment and financing, international law and management, marketing, and project development, with electives covering topics like renewable hydrogen, entrepreneurship, and energy efficiency. A key feature is the optional hands-on training week in Berlin for one elective.

Applicants must have a first university degree equivalent to 210 ECTS credits. Those with fewer credits may need to complete additional coursework or validate prior work experience. At least one to two years of professional experience after graduation is also required. English proficiency at the B2 level is mandatory, demonstrated through tests like TOEFL or IELTS unless the applicant has completed a degree in English or comes from an English-speaking country.

This master's program provides a strong foundation in biological oceanography, marine ecology, and population studies. During the first year, students gain practical and theoretical knowledge in molecular biology, aquatic ecosystems, fisheries science, and experimental planning. The second semester focuses on biogeochemical processes, marine plant ecophysiology, and evolutionary biogeography. The program emphasizes research, with the second year dedicated entirely to a dissertation or applied report, allowing students to investigate key marine biology questions in depth.

To apply for this program, candidates must hold a relevant scientific degree or demonstrate equivalent academic or professional qualifications. Admission requires a graduation grade and curriculum evaluation score of at least 13 out of 20, along with English proficiency at C1 level. The selection process considers the suitability and performance in prior studies, institutional rankings, and documented research or professional experience. Required documents include a CV in English, diploma and transcripts (with translations if needed), and proof of identity. Conditional admission is available for final-year undergraduate students.

This interdisciplinary Bachelor's program explores ocean-related challenges through the lenses of natural sciences, economics, law, policy, and technology. Students study marine ecosystems, climate change, ocean governance, and sustainability, alongside foundational subjects such as microeconomics, international relations, and environmental law. The curriculum includes hands-on components like a field lab and seminars, with further specialization in areas such as marine spatial planning, ocean energy, artificial intelligence, and maritime transport. Students also choose 12 ECTS in elective courses aligned with their interests.

To apply for this program through the national system in Portugal, candidates must hold a recognized high school diploma and present two national exams: English (mandatory) and either Mathematics A, Biology, or Geography. From 2025/26 onward, these combinations will be required. The final admission score is calculated as follows: 50% from the final high school grade, 20% from the English exam, and 30% from the second required exam. Applicants must also achieve a minimum score of 9.5 out of 20 on each exam. Students with international diplomas must request equivalence through DGES and apply via the special international contest if they fall under the international student regulation.

This 3.5-year program provides students with comprehensive knowledge of modern agricultural technologies, including crop, livestock, and horticultural production. The curriculum blends core scientific subjects like botany, chemistry, and plant physiology with economic and technical modules. Courses are delivered through lectures, labs, and seminars, with around one-third being elective. Graduates are equipped with versatile skills for careers in the evolving agricultural sector.

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