E-mail: phdfch@ucp.pt
Phone: (+351) 217 214 281
Early Bird: January 20 to March 5
1st Phase: March 20 to April 29
2nd Phase: May 15 to June 23
English or Portuguese
Post-working, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm
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Note: Besides those mentioned above, any other documents that Applicants find relevant to their application may be included.
Note: All Degrees earned abroad, Transcripts and Certificates must be duly translated into Portuguese (if not in English, French or Spanish).
Step 1 - Start your application online
In order to start the application, you must:
After creating an account, you will receive the access data in your email. Once you have access data, you may proceed to formalize your application on https://applications.fch.lisboa.ucp.pt .
If you do not remember your username or password, you should access the email address https://applications.fch.lisboa.ucp.pt/passwordResetRequest and follow the instructions to recover your username or password.
Step 2 - Pay the application fee
After you have filled your application and uploaded the required documents, you will need to pay the non-refundable application fee. Please note that your application will not be considered completed until the application fee is settled.
Step 3 - Additional information
After the application, an interview will take place with the candidate (interviews with international candidates can be held by Zoom or Teams). This step is not mandatory but may be requested by the Doctoral Program Coordinator.
Step 4 - Final decision
The Selection Committee reviews your application and makes a final decision.
Please note that:
Program progression spans three core moments:
Only after project approval does the doctoral degree student advance with the definitive registration of the thesis theme. The thesis is to be delivered by the end of the 6th semester following the date of beginning of the Doctoral Degree Program in Communication Studies. This deadline may be extended by students, following due consideration by the program coordination, for a period of up to two academic years. Candidates who fail to gain approval for the doctoral degree project but with the taught curriculum component completed may then opt to complete their studies and receive a certificate of advanced communication studies.
Furthermore, candidates lacking a Master’s Degree will be required to undertake complementary admissions procedures as stipulated by Art. 9 of the UCP Doctoral Degree Regulations.
Early Bird: January 20 to March 5
1st Phase: March 20 to April 29
2nd Phase: May 15 to June 23
English or Portuguese
Post-working, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm
Early Bird: January 20 to March 5
1st Phase: March 20 to April 29
2nd Phase: May 15 to June 23
English or Portuguese
Post-working, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm