Holders of a Technology Specialisation Course (CET)

CANDIDATES

This route is intended for candidates holding a Technology Specialisation Diploma (DET) who meet all of the following requirements:

Hold a Technology Specialisation Diploma;
Have taken the national secondary education exams equivalent to those of the admission tests required by UÉ under the National Access Route applicable to the academic year in which they are applying;
Have obtained in the National Access Route exams the minimum classification required for the desired course, in the year in which they are applying.

HOW TO APPLY

Applications must be submitted online using the appropriate form. You will, however, first be required to register on the website .

Step 1: Register here .
Step 2: Fill in the application form here .

You must submit the following documents , in electronic format, with your application:

Technology Specialisation Diploma;
A document confirming that you passed the national secondary education exams equivalent to those of the entrance exams required by UÉ under the National Access Route applicable to the course for which you are applying, with your grades;
If you are a national of a non-EU country, a document confirming that you do not have international student status, but fall under one of the criteria to which such status does not apply.

Applications will only be reviewed after the application fee has been paid.

Validation of documents

The documents included in the application are submitted for validation by the Academic Services of the University of Évora, and this submission must be made possible by the candidates who will be placed, by complying with the following procedures.

1. Submission of the qualification documents for validation , which can be done in one of the following ways, within 30 (thirty) consecutive days of enrolment:

a) In person, at the SAC, by presenting the original documents that were submitted digitally in the application;

b) By registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt, by sending a certified copy of the original documents. The documents must be certified by a national public entity, CTT, Notaries, Lawyers, Solicitors, Registry Offices, Parish Councils, or Chambers of Commerce and Industry, in accordance with the combined provisions of article 363 of the Civil Code and article 38 of Decree-Law no. 76-A/2006, of May 29, as amended;

c) By registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt, by sending the original documents that were submitted digitally in the application, and the University of Évora cannot be held responsible, under any circumstances, for the loss of documents. The originals will be returned to the student in person, when they present themselves at the SAC.

(Mailing address: Largo dos Colegiais, Apartado 94, 7000-554 Évora)

2. Present the identification document , as referred to above in points a) or b), by October 31st of the academic year of enrollment, and international students must also present the corresponding visa.

3. Applicants placed on a bachelor's or integrated master's degree course subject to pre-requisites must, by October 31st of the academic year of enrolment, submit the pre-requisite form made available by DGES , in accordance with paragraph 1 a) above, duly completed by the doctor registered with the Portuguese Medical Association and inserted at the time of online enrolment.

No proof of enrolment, certificate of achievement or certification document may be issued until the documents have been validated in accordance with the provisions of this article.

Failure to comply with the above deadlines and procedures will result in the annulment of the placement and registration, and the candidate will lose the right to the place.

The information on this page does not replace the need to read the regulations in force on this matter.

CALENDAR

There are no applications for 2024/2025

PLACES AVAILABLE

See course details for information on places available .

Enyrance Exams for 2025/26 and 2026/27

Under the terms of article 21 of Decree-Law no. 296-A/98, ofSeptember 25, in conjunction with articles 18 and 20, the National Commissionfor Access to Higher Education (CNAES) is responsible for setting the list ofentrance exams, at the proposal of the higher education institutions, whereby thenumber of exams required for admission to each institution/course pair may notbe less than two and more than three. Competent body of the higher educationinstitution, authorize that, for certain institution/course pairs, the numberof lists be increased to a maximum of six.

In this context, and following the introduction of therequirement that the number of exams required for admission to eachinstitution/study cycle pair cannot be less than two and more than three,Decree-Law no. 64-A/2023 of July 31 three, by Decree-Law no. 64-A/2023, of July31, which made the tenth amendment to Decree-Law no. 296-A/98, of September 25,in its current wording, with article 34 of that Decree-Law providing that thechanges relating to the number of entrance exams and the resulting formula forcalculating the application classification are applicable to applications tohigher education for access and admission from the 2025/2026 academic yearonwards.

See here CNAES Decision no. 852/2024 , published in Diário daRepublica no. 126 - 2nd Series, of July 2, which publishes the list of entranceexams for applications to higher education in the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027academic years.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Candidates must take and pass, with the minimum classification required, the national secondary education exams equivalent to those of the admission tests required by UÉ under the National Access Route applicable to the course for which they are applying.

Rectoral Order 44/2017 , of 27 March, lists the Technology Specialisation Diplomas and courses that enable admission to the course.

Other requirements:
Candidates submitting applications for courses that have prerequisites must meet those requirements and submit documentary evidence when enrolling.