Viticulture is of primordial importance in Portugal, due to its excellent potential for producing quality wines. In order to nurture the development of this vital industry, we must stimulate the flow of expertise by training highly specialised technicians as, in fact, the professionals in the sector are demanding. This degree answers that call. Thus, it proposes to provide the theoretical knowledge needed in order to generate solid solutions whilst also fomenting a climate of dialog between teachers and students. This climate of openness should extend to the organisation of seminars for other professionals in addition to students who might take immediate advantage of the exchange of information that we hope to encourage.

Admissions Requirements

• Those who hold a first cycle degree, or equivalent, in science, engineering or a related area may apply.
• Also eligible are those students with first cycle degrees (as stipulated in accordance with the Bologna Process) from an institute of higher education (from a country that adheres to the Bologna Process) providing the degree is in science, engineering or a related discipline.
• Graduates in science, engineering or a related degree from a foreign institute of higher education recognised as meeting the requirements of a first cycle degree may also apply.

Selection Criteria and Results

• Academic area (40%)
• Bachelor’s grade average (30%)
• Academic, scientific and technical Curriculum (20%)
• Professional experience (10%)

• Interview

Information

• Application Dates 2015-2016
• Access to FCUP’s Academic Exams

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