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From Wednesday, 1.04.2026 to Friday, 10.07.2026
Institute of Education - University of Minho, Braga, Portugal

DOCTORAL DEGREE IN EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES

https://www.ie.uminho.pt/en/Ensino/Doutoramentos/Pages/DoutoramentoemCienciasdaEducacao.aspx

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Specialities without doctoral programe:
Curriculum Development; Science Education; History and Social Science Education; Foreign Language Education; Mathematics Education; Philosophy of Education; History of Education; Literacy and Portuguese Teaching; School Organisation and Administration; Educational Psychology; Sociology of Education and Education Policy Educational Policy; Pedagogical Supervision.

Contacts: Phone: (+351) 253 601 287 | Email: sec-dout-ce@ie.uminho.pt



Information of Interest
The doctoral degree in Educational Sciences and Child Studies are relevant for career development purposes in accordance with Article 54 of the Decree-Law No. 75/2010 of June 23 (Regulations governing the Early Childhood and Elementary and Secondary Education Teaching Career). The Ph.D. course in Child Studies, in its different areas of specialization, is recognized for purposes of counting time for career progression under Administrative Rule No. 344/2008, of April 30, according to the updated table, available on the DGAE website.

​APPLICATIONS​ - DEAD​LINES

https://alunos.uminho.pt/EN/candidates/DoctorsDegrees/Pages/default.aspx

DOCTORAL DEGREE IN CHILD STUDIES
https://www.ie.uminho.pt/pt/Ensino/Doutoramentos/Paginas/DoutoramentoemEstudosdaCrianca.aspx –

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Applications On-Line:

https://alunos.uminho.pt/PT/candidatos/Doutoramentos/

Contacts: Tel. (+351) 253 601 287 | E-mail: sec-dout-ec@ie.uminho.pt

From Tuesday, 16.06.2026 to Tuesday, 16.06.2026

The School of Economics, Management and Political Science at the University of Minho will host the award ceremony for the João Monjardino 2025 Prize to Marco Paschoalotto on 16 June at 2.00 pm in Auditorium B1 (Building 2, Gualtar Campus).

A professor at the School of Economics, Management and Political Science (EEG) and Deputy Director of the Centre for Research in Political Science (CICP), Marco Paschoalotto was honoured for his academic article “Health systems resilience: is it time to revisit resilience after COVID-19?”, published in the journal Social Science & Medicine.

The award recognises excellence in research in the field of Public Health and Health Policy, honouring work carried out within the CICP, in partnership with Harvard University and the Getulio Vargas Foundation.

Attendance at the ceremony requires prior registration via the following form: https://shorturl.at/c3Uhm

From Wednesday, 27.05.2026 to Friday, 26.06.2026
EAAD | Campus de Couros | Garagem Avenida | Galeria

Material Memory
This exhibition brings together four voices exploring the boundary between what remains in memory and the materiality of the here and now. Through rhythmic and repeated actions of crochet, sewing, weaving, collecting, documenting, and painting, Ana Bastos, Andri Peteli, Irene Tofa, and Rafa transform raw materials — scrap fabric and paper, seaweed, urban traces, photography, and plaster, among others — into vessels of identity. Whether contemplating the horizon of a childhood beach or the multiple layers of an urban wall, these artists treat the creative process as a "body under construction." They invite us to view the world not as a static reality, but as a fluid landscape where the past is perpetually being woven into the present.

From Wednesday, 27.05.2026 to Friday, 26.06.2026
EAAD | Campus de Couros | Garagem Avenida | Galeria

From Monday, 8.06.2026 to Tuesday, 30.06.2026
Campus de Azurém | Hall Central

During the second semester of the current academic year, the course units "Conservation and Technology Studio" and "Pathology and Rehabilitation Seminar" from the 4th year selected the pedagogical complex of the School of Engineering at the Azurém Campus—specifically including the Hall Central (Nave), comprising Buildings 1 and 2—as the subject for architectural rehabilitation and adaptation design exercises. Designed by architect Bartolomeu Costa Cabral, these buildings represent a highly relevant case study. This is due not only to their original architectural quality and the role they have played in the life of the institution, but also to the current need for several interventions. These could be configured as a whole and understood as an integrated building conservation plan. A selection of the developed work is now on display in the very space that was studied. This exploratory analysis aimed to identify issues and, from a pedagogical standpoint, test the design of general or detailed solutions as part of a set of interconnected hypotheses.

The exhibition will be open to the public until June 30th at the Hall Central de Azurém (Nave).