67 Master's degrees offered by the university

This Modern Literatures, Arts and Cultures course from University of Lisbon intends to unify the postgraduate study of foreign literatures, arts and cultures.

Managing Art and Cultural Heritage in Global Markets (MAGMa) is a two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) programme also taught at University of Lisbon, offering a unique, multidisciplinary approach to art and cultural heritage.

Biological Engineering at University of Lisbon develops new solutions to technical and scientific problems at the intersection of biology and engineering. 

Materials Engineering at University of Lisbon focuses on developing new materials (from their atomic structure to large-scale production), studying their behaviour and methods for enhancement and innovation, while addressing significant societal challenges. 

Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering at University of Lisbon is fundamentally based on the design, construction and management of the operation of systems intended for the exploration of the sea, in its aspects of maritime transport, a source of living and mineral resources and also as a place for sport and leisure. 

The Palliative Care Masters Degree program from University of Lisbon represents a medical approach to care for people with serious, often life-limiting illnesses. Its goal is not to cure the disease, but to improve quality of life.

This Regulation and Evaluation of Medicines and Health Products course from University of Lisbon aims to increase de knowledge on all the regulatory aspects, laws and directives, science based approaches on the Marketing authorisation in European Union for Medicinal Human Medicines and Veterinary Medicines.

Epidemiology from University of Lisbon provides an experience of scientific autonomy, with support and guidance, in the various stages of the scientific process, such as project proposal and analysis, project execution and the dissemination of results.

Biomedical Engineering at University of Lisbon focuses on the development of new innovative technological solutions to solve problems in sectors such as healthcare, fundamental medicine and clinical medicine. 

Train human resources with deep knowledge in the area of Chemical Engineering from University of Lisbon and with a clear vision of the integration of this knowledge in its various application areas.

University of Lisbon knows that Electrical and Computer Engineering is a constantly evolving field that has a significant impact on society — from electric vehicles to renewable energy, robotics, advanced communications and artificial intelligence.

Students in Clinical Nutrition from University of Lisbon develop and deepen knowledge of nutrition applied to healthy individuals and those with pathology

In this Metabolic Disorders and Eating Behaviour master's program from University of Lisbon, eating disorders (such as anorexia and bulimia) and metabolic diseases (such as obesity, diabetes, osteoporosis, among others) are studied across the various branches of knowledge.

The Oncobiology Master degree from University of Lisbon complement basic training in biomedical sciences.

Mining and Geological Engineering at University of Lisbon develops prospecting and mining techniques, promoting the digitization of the mining industry, based on the best practices of environmental sustainability, safety, smart mining, automation and robotics.

At the end of the Electrical and Computer Engineering (ULisboa and SHU) study cycle students at University of Lisbon will develop a dissertation that will allow them to apply the knowledge learned throughout the study cycle and to understand the main bases of scientific research.

The Master's in Biostatistics from University of Lisbon is intended to respond to the need for scientists in Biostatistics to support research at the highest level in the following areas of Health Sciences and Biology.

The Resilience in Education master from University of Lisbon provides training to practitioners and educators in promoting and building resilience in educational contexts at various levels through a systemic and interdisciplinary approach.

This Biopharmaceutical Sciences course from University of Lisbon offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the discovery phase of drug development. 

The faculty at the Department of Mathematics at University of Lisbon has a large experience in in teaching and supervising postgraduate studies and is very active in research, in cooperation with the international-level research centres with which they are associated.