First-cycle programmes (Bachelors degree) and Integrated Masters degrees at the University of Porto are especially designed to be at the beginning of a high-level academic pathway. They include most areas of knowledge and are the ideal option for anyone who is looking for high-quality, demanding, and cutting-edge advanced training.

In the 2018/2019 academic year, the University of Porto will be promoting 34 Bachelors Degrees and 18 Integrated Masters Degrees. Check our guide of degree courses (in portuguese).

What are they?

Bachelors Degree programmes last six to eight semesters (approximately 180 to 240 ECTS credits). Students approved on all curricular units attain the title of Bachelor.

The title of Bachelor may also be granted as part of one of the cycles leading to the title of Master in the Integrated Masters Degree programmes (300 to 360 ECTS credits). In these programmes students become Bachelors after completing the equivalent to 180 ECTS credits (the first six semesters of the programme). The title of Master is granted upon completing all 300 to 360 ECTS credits (ten to twelve curricular semesters).

How to apply?

Applying for 1st-cycle programmes (Bachelors degrees) and Integrated Masters degrees at the University of Porto must be done in accordance to the general proceedings for access to Higher Education in Portugal, through various listings and specific regimens. For more information, visit the Admissions area of this website.

How much do courses cost?

In 2016/2017, the annual fee (indicative) for Bachelors degrees and Integrated Masters degrees at the U.Porto is 999 euro. This amount does not apply to ISS (International Student Statute) students. More information here.