The primary Master’s Degree access requirementis holding an undergraduate degree (1st cycle)
 

National Candidates
 

 Documents necessary for application 

• Short Curriculum Vitae;
• Academic transcript (submission of photocopies - with presentation of originals);
• ID;
• Passport type photograph;
• Application Fee;
• 2 recommendation letters (optional).

Application Fee: applications are subject to payment of the application fee. This payment may be done through bank transfer (this amount are not refundable).

Admission Exam: candidates sit an entrance examination that involves commenting on a classical text drawn from Political Science/European Studies. One text is chosen from the two set to the student. Both texts are in English while the answer is written in Portuguese. This examination is solely indicative of the candidate’s interest in the fields of Political Science, International Relations and European Studies as well as their familiarity with English and does not assume specialist knowledge on the issues raised. The entrance examination is sat in the final application phase. Find here an example of a past admission exam.

Interview: the applicant completes the admissions process with an interview designed to analyse both the documented contents of the respective application process and the individual candidate’s motivation. The admitted candidates will be contacted by the services.

Applications' are online and results will be available at the application portal as well as at the course's secretariat. 

Admitted candidates must enroll within the deadlines indicated in the calendar. Enrollment for Lisbon courses is online. 

Upon enrollment, the respective fee (which includes school insurance) and the monthly fee for the first month is due (these amounts are not refundable in case of cancellation of registration).

International Candidates
 

The same conditions apply as for national candidates. Additionally, international applicants must submit:
- Two essays written by the candidate with approximately 2500 words each, in Portuguese or English, on a topic of Political Science or International Relations, chosen by the candidate (these essays replace the entrance exam for national candidates). The candidate can submit some academic work that meets these requirements even if it has already been evaluated