The Master’s in Mathematics Education aligns with contemporary educational demands, focusing on the most up-to-date curricula and innovative practices for teaching Mathematics.
Through a personalized approach, this Master’s program allows students to enhance their scientific, technological, and technical skills, essential for professional success. The program also promotes the personal and social development of future teachers, instilling attitudes of reflection, autonomy, cooperation, active participation in the educational community, critical analysis, innovation, and pedagogical research.
By positively influencing the teaching and learning of Mathematics, graduates of the Master’s in Mathematics Education become agents of change and social development.
Applications 2025/26
1st Phase: FEB. 3rd to MAR. 22nd
2nd Phase: JUN. 2nd to JUL. 18th
Vacancies: 25
Duration: 2 years (120 ECTS)
Format: In-person / Daytime (1st-year classes are expected to take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 PM and all day on Fridays).
Language: Portuguese
Course Coordinator: Maria do Céu Soares , mem.coordenador@fct.unl.pt
Academic divison: mestrados@fct.unl.pt
*Candidates who do not meet the full 120 ECTS requirement in Mathematics can still apply. In this case, an individualized Mathematics study plan will be prepared to allow the candidate to complete their grounding before enrolling in the master’s program.
Important Notes:
Portuguese Language Exam
Tuition fee - Portuguese students: 1500€
Tuition fee - Foreign students: 7000€
Accepted candidates must pay a non-refundable fee of €100 within seven consecutive days of admission. This amount will be deducted from the total tuition fee upon enrollment. Failure to make this payment within the specified timeframe will result in automatic disqualification. Late payments will not be refunded.
The Master’s in Mathematics Education has partnerships with schools where students conduct internships and professional practice.
The Department of Mathematics at NOVA FCT is a permanent teaching and research unit of NOVA FCT. With over 70 PhD faculty members, the Department of Mathematics engages in a wide range of activities in the field of Mathematics, including teaching, research, promotion, and dissemination. It also provides lifelong learning opportunities and offers services to the community.
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