Academic Association of the Institute of Political Studies

The AAIEP (Academic Association of the Institute of Political Studies) has the following aims:

  • To represent IEP-CATOLICA students and defend their interests inside and outside the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, hereinafter referred to as UCP;
  • To promote the integration and participation of IEP-CATÓLICA students in the academic life of IEP-CATÓLICA and UCP;
  • To contribute to the civic, physical, cultural and scientific education of IEP-CATÓLICA students;
  • Create links between IEP-CATÓLICA students and the non-academic world;
  • Strengthen ties between all UCP students. 
     

AAIEP Board 2024/2025

 

AAIEP 2024.2025

AAIEP Board 2024/2025:

President
João Saldanha

Vice-President
Emma Varone 

Vice-President
Nuno Caetano

Secretary General
Raquel Calinas

Treasurer
Sofia Mendes

Board of the General Assembly
President

Luísa Silvestre

Vice-President
Marta Goes

Secretary
Tiago Cintra

Supervisory Board
Chairman

Maria Clemente

Vice-Chairman
João Neves

Secretary
Madalena Patrício

Departments and their Members:
Events and Initiatives Department:
Afonso Moura Pinheiro, Carlota Honoré Wilson and José Pinheiro

Marketing and Communications Department:
Matilde Coelho, Vicente Luís and Beatriz Santos

Erasmus and Mobility Department:
João Vilar

Student Support Department:
Madalena Torres

External Relations Department:
Lourenço Holtreman

Master's Representative:
Luís Duarte

To all the Institute's academic community:

From the first moment we are IEPians, the Institute, with its excellent teaching and professors who "present themselves as students" and make us question everything we thought we were sure of, makes us feel at home and welcomes us as students, conscious citizens and future leaders.

In this new world marked by the pandemic and expectations of the future, the AAIEP assumes the fundamental role, if not the moral and reputational duty, of being the example in the conduct of a dynamic, honest and honest academic and associative life. After all, human formation never ends in university halls.