Shaping the future through discovery and innovation
Biomedical Engineering at NOVA develops innovative technologies for disease prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. The undergraduate program covers areas such as biomedical instrumentation, signal and image processing, biomaterials, biomechanics, and rehabilitation. It is designed to foster students' creativity, initiative, and autonomy, promoting connections with various healthcare institutions and companies in the sector at different stages of the program.
Applications 2025/26
Vacancies: 57
Specific exams:
07 Physics and Chemistry + 19 Mathematics A
Course coordinator:
Ricardo VigárioAn innovative curriculum structure that combines solid theoretical training with a strong practical component, preparing students to tackle real-world challenges in Biomedical Engineering.
Admission formula:
60% of the final grade obtained in secondary school
40% of the final grade of the specific(s) exam(s)
Minimum grade of the specific(s) exam(s): 95
Minimum grade of the application: 95
Grade of the last admitted student 2024/2025: 170, 4
Average grade of admitted students 2024/2025: 175,6
Tuition fee - Portuguese students: 697€ / year
Tuition fee - Foreign students: 7.000€ / year
A3ES - Publication date of the accreditation decision: 18/02/2021
Period of validity of the accreditation: 6 years from 31/07/2021
DGES - Registration number R/A-Cr76/2021 on 19/03/2021
The Department of Physics (DF), formally established in 1986, was a pioneer in Portugal in teaching Physics Engineering. The DF's scientific activity mainly develops in two Research Units, LIBPhys and CEFITEC. Among the research and development activities are atomic, molecular, nuclear physics instrumentation and electronic and industrial automation with applications in analytical methods, radiation detection, and biomedical engineering, optics, and photonics, metrology, and spectrometries.