Access qualifications:

May apply to the Master's Degree in Oncology (MO) those who meet one of the following conditions, according to Article 17 of DL 74/2006 and in its successive wordings:

a) Holder of a bachelor's degree or legal equivalent in Medicine, Dental Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Biology, Biochemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Nursing, Psychology, Health Technologies and other bachelor's degrees or legal equivalent, in the health sciences area with an interest in oncology with a minimum classification of 14 values;

b) Holder of a foreign higher academic degree in accordance with points c) and d) of the aforementioned article, in one of the areas described in the previous point, with a minimum classification of 14 values;

c) Graduates with a classification lower than 14 values may be admitted after a curricular evaluation to be carried out by the Scientific Committee, as long as they recognise as sufficient the academic, scientific, or professional curriculum that attests their ability to undertake the course.

Duration of the master's degree: 2 years

Schedule: daytime

BEGINNING OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR: 11 September 2023

Objectives

This master's degree aims to contribute to a solid training based on current knowledge obtained from basic and clinical research in Oncology. It addresses issues from the development of cancer, its genetic linkage and the molecular basis of therapy.

Comments

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General Regulation 2nd Cycles of Studies - document available only in Portuguese.

Rules for the elaboration of the dissertation - document available only in Portuguese.


International student:

Regulation student worker status – document available only in Portuguese.

Regulations for the Application of the International Student Statute of the University of Porto: Special Contests for Admission to Higher Education 

International student, find all the answers you need to study at the University of Porto, at the following link: 

International Students - Frequently Asked Questions

For degrees obtained in foreign countries, international students must submit, in the application process, a certificate/declaration issued by the institution that awarded the degree with the final classification and the used grading scale. These documents must contain the Hague Apostille or be validated by the Portuguese Consulate/Embassy in the country where the degree was awarded.

APPLICATIONS:

1st phase: 2 vacancies
2nd phase: 18 vacancies

Ranking criteria

Numerus clausus: 20

Minimum number of students for the cycle of studies to operate: 15.

The application is subject to a non-refundable payment of 55 euros.

Consult here the tuition fees

Contacts

For information on applications or registrations please contact:

Academic Affairs

Email: posgrad@icbas.up.pt 

Opening Hours:

♦ 10h00 - 12h00
♦ 14h00 - 15h30

General information

Study Plan

Certificates

Predominant Scientific Areas

Previous Courses/Cycles of Study