Erasmus in Portugal

May brings big celebrations and amongst them is the Queima das Fitas or Burning of the Ribbons in Coimbra.

The next application period for the latest edition of the Porta 65 Jovem rental programme is coming up: it is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. on 16th April 2019 and end at 6 p.m. on 21st May 2019.

Coimbra is one of the most significant destinations in Portugal if you are looking for history and culture.

Students are a genuine source of wealth for cities like London, Rotterdam and Milan.

There are three different ways to validate your foreign academic qualifications: Equivalence, Recognition and Registration. We are here to tell you all about them, so there’ll be nothing to get in the way of you pursuing your academic career in Portugal. Equivalence and Recognition

If you’re one of the thousands of students participating in the Erasmus programme in Portugal in 2018, now is the time to start looking for a home in the country where you have decided to live this new adventure.

Your Erasmus exchange is fast approaching, you still have no idea where you’re going to live and you’re getting worried. Well, thankfully, we’re here to help you and after you read this article you’ll be ready to go out and find somewhere to live for your Erasmus year in Portugal.

Everyone knows someone who has done the Erasmus programme, but what exactly does it entail? Once you find out, you’ll want to know how you can be a part of it, so read on.

Thousands of students from every country in the world study in the Erasmus programme each year.

Millions of students have gone through the Erasmus programme and all agree it’s been one of the best experiences of their lives, but how do you make that all-important decision of where to go? Here’s some things to keep in mind…

Portuguese universities are the ones that receive the most Erasmus students, apart from Spanish ones, and Portuguese is the 6th most spoken language in the world. So where should you go for your Erasmus in Portugal?