

The courses are very good and diverse. All the campus are very well located and can be easily acessed by public transportation (free for students under 23). The spaces are excellent to study both in group and individually
View moreThis is a very good university, with an excellent reputation within the Portuguese academia.
The university is placed in recently built facilities, that provide students with all the necessary conditions and it also has an excellent body of teachers.
I would recommend for the scientific aspect of it, the literal one, they teach very well. People are not always welcoming, I was one of the few girls in the Physics bachelor, and I wasn’t welcomed, specially if you only enter in the ‘2nd phase’
View moreInterdisciplinarity is undoubtedly one of the strengths of the University of Lisbon. The interconnectedness of the various courses offered means that candidates come into contact with several areas of knowledge and grow together with various fields.
View moreStudying at the University of Lisbon was, overall, a positive experience. There’s a good amount of academic diversity, and while the quality of teaching varies, I had several professors who were truly committed to their students. The facilities could be more modern and some administrative processes are slow, which can be frustrating at times. Still, the academic environment, campus life, and the opportunities for research and projects make it worthwhile. In the end, I feel that I grew a lot, both professionally and personally.
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