STUDY IN PORTUGAL
Portugal is a nation with a rich culture and a marvelous history. As a member of the European Union, Portugal offers more than just tourism; it provides a higher quality of education. If you want to study in Portugal, education plays a pivotal role.
Key points about studying in Portugal
- The main language of instruction is Portuguese.
- Portugal is well-connected, allowing you to explore the beauty of Europe while earning your degree.
- International students have chosen Portugal as their study abroad destination.
- Portugal offers a broad range of study programs, and its universities are top-notch institutions.
- For those seeking a degree in Portugal, polytechnic degrees are an excellent choice.
- If you’d like to know more about studying in Portugal, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Tuition Fees in Portugal
Tuition fees in Portugal vary, and higher education institutions have the freedom to set course costs for both local and international students. Here’s an overview of the tuition fees in Portugal:
Public institutions
| Type of Program | Tuition Fees (EUR) |
| Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs (Public Institutions) | Around 1250 per year |
| PhD Courses (Public Institutions) | Around 3000 per year |
| Private Universities (Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs) | 3500 – 3900 per year |
Low-Budget Universities:
| University | Tuition Fees (EUR) |
| Catholic University of Portugal Porto | 700 per year |
| Polytechnic Institute of Braganca | 1,050 per year |
| Polytechnic Institute of Leiria | 1,150 per year |
| Polytechnic of Tomar | 1,200 – 1,400 per year |
Expensive Universities:
| University | Tuition Fees (EUR) |
| University of Aveiro | 5,000 per year |
| University of Coimbra | 1,500 – 1,800 per year |
| University of Lisbon | 2,500 per year |
| University of Porto | 3,000 – 4,500 per year |