This methodology enables students to deepen their involvement with the material, improve time management, and increase classroom interaction.
The overall mission of the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Programme (CMU Portugal Programme) is to promote industry-academia relations as a driver of change with economic and social impact in the area of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT).
The celebration honoured and recognised the community's efforts in building a successful school in the fields of Science and Engineering.
The CNCTI is a consultative body that works closely with the members of the Government responsible for the Economy and Science and Innovation
The event will take place on November 2st at 2.30pm in the NOVA FCT Library Auditorium.
The initiative is designed to equip participants with the tools to stand out and address the challenges of the labour market.
Recently, Forbes Portugal considered the Professor to be among the most powerful women in business, and ranks third in the field of education.
The initiative was a success, with 103 new donors signing up, 128 blood samples taken and almost 200 donors registered.
The programme distinguishes university students who demonstrate high academic merit and encourages the development of their culture and skills, supporting them in their studies with recognised specialists who act as tutors.
This research will enable the creation of innovative and environmentally friendly materials, with lower production costs compared to petroleum-derived alternatives.
NOVA FCT continues to lead the innovation landscape in Portugal, accounting for 82% of the patents submitted by NOVA University Lisbon.
These results highlight the effort and dedication of the students and NOVA FCT's commitment to a complete education that promotes a healthier lifestyle.
