Doctoral Networks

This is a PhD program in association based on a consortium of doctoral cycles accredited by the A3ES that integrates the courses of Architecture , History and History of Art at the University of Évora as well as the 3rd cycle program of Fine Arts at the University of Lisbon.

HERITAS allows the reinforcement of scientific knowledge and the technological potential of the consortium's programs in the field of cultural heritage and the development and implementation of integrated strategies for its enhancement and promotion. The creation of a common language for dialogue between the various branches of specialization is also sought, since in the area of ​​Cultural Heritage there is a growing development of the most sophisticated analytical techniques that provide many of the expected answers to historical and conservation issues and management.

The student will obtain a HERITAS curriculum supplement to the diploma of the doctoral course in which he/she is enrolled.

FOR WHOM?

Students enrolled/admitted to one of the phD cycles mentioned above.

ASSOCIATED R&D UNITS

CIDEHUS  

CÁTEDRA UNESCO

The IDPASC - Portugal Doctoral Program brings together the main higher education institutions and research units in Portugal, with a clear record of specialization in the field of Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology, comprising excellent research and doctoral programs of success. The 3rd cycle course in Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Évora is part of this network. The Universities of Coimbra, Porto, Minho and the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon, the Instituto Superior Técnico and the Laboratory of Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics are also part of this PhD program in association.

Students in this program will benefit from international scientific and institutional links provided by research centers, which allow them access to forums and discussion of relevant data and carry out research work in international laboratories or with international collaborators.

FOR WHOM?

Students enrolled/admitted to the PhD program in Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Évora.

ASSOCIATED R&D UNITS  

ICT

This is the first PhD program in History fully based on an inter-university partnership involving five Portuguese university institutions: the Institute of Social Sciences and the Faculty of Arts (both from the University of Lisbon), the ISCTE – Lisbon University Institute, the Catholic University Portuguese and the University of Évora. With an innovative curriculum organization, it includes four areas of specialization defined according to a thematic criterion − social dynamics and political structures; institutions and economic development; empires, colonialism and post-colonialism; intellectual and sociocultural movements – definitively surpassing the traditional organization of doctorates in History by specialties linked to chronological periods. This favors transversal and comparative training that enables the development of quality research and innovation.

FOR WHOM?

Students enrolled/admitted to the doctoral program in History: Change and Continuity in a Global World at UÉ.

ASSOCIATED R&D UNITS

CIDEHUS  

The European Doctorate in Archaeological and Cultural Heritage Sciences ED-ARCHMAT (European Doctorate in Archaeological Materials Science) program is an innovative advanced training network (Innovative Training Network: ITN) funded by the European Union under the HORIZON Program 2020. Recognizing the need for a common language among all members of the Cultural Heritage community, this program aims to provide future professionals with interdisciplinary and intersectoral knowledge, as well as the skills necessary to face the challenges associated with valuation, conservation and enjoyment of the Cultural Heritage for generations to come.

FOR WHOM?

Students enrolled/admitted to the Master's program in Archaeological Materials Science at the University of Évora, but also national and international students who have a Master's degree in Archaeometry, Cultural Heritage and Conservation Science.

ASSOCIATED R&D UNITS

HERCULES