RESOURCES AND SERVICES
Students Affairs Office
The International Office (GRI) at P.PORTO, together with the Academic Services and International Offices of each School, provides support to both degree-seeking and exchange students throughout their academic journey.
The offices assist students with:
- Enrollment and registration procedures;
- Academic documentation and certificates;
- Learning agreements and academic matters;
- Timetables and study-related information;
- Accommodation guidance;
- Administrative procedures during their stay at P.PORTO.
School International Contacts
For questions related to your study programme, learning agreement, timetables, or specific School procedures, please contact your host School directly.
| School | Contact Email | Location |
|---|---|---|
| ISEP – School of Engineering | gri@isep.ipp.pt | ISEP Campus, Building E, Porto |
| ISCAP – Porto Accounting and Business School | gri@iscap.ipp.pt | S. Mamede de Infesta, Matosinhos |
| ESE – School of Education | gri@ese.ipp.pt | Asprela Campus, Porto |
| ESMAE – School of Music and Performing Arts | gri@esmae.ipp.pt | Rua da Alegria, Porto |
| ESS – School of Health | gri@ess.ipp.pt | Asprela Campus, Porto |
| ESTG – School of Technology and Management | gri@estg.ipp.pt | Felgueiras Campus |
| ESMAD – School of Media Arts and Design | gri@esmad.ipp.pt | Vila do Conde / Póvoa de Varzim Campus |
| ESHT – School of Hospitality and Tourism | gri@esht.ipp.pt | Vila do Conde / Póvoa de Varzim Campus |
Financial Support for Students
The Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO) provide financial and social support services to promote equal access to higher education and support students throughout their academic journey.
Students may have access to different types of financial assistance, depending on eligibility criteria and applicable regulations.
Types of Financial Support Available
Social Scholarships (Bolsas de Estudo)
Financial support provided according to Portuguese regulations for students who meet the required eligibility criteria.
Emergency Social Support (FAES-P.PORTO)
Support available for students facing unexpected financial difficulties or emergency situations that may affect their ability to continue their studies.
Merit Scholarships (Bolsas de Mérito)
Scholarships awarded to students based on academic performance and excellence criteria.
Additional Support Measures
Other support measures may include:
- Accommodation support in student residences;
- Reduced-price meals at university canteens;
- Other social support services available through SAS P.PORTO;
- Support related to mobility programmes, when applicable.
International students interested in financial support should check the eligibility requirements and application procedures with the Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO).
Contact:
Email: sas@ipp.pt
Phone: +351 225 571 010
Insurance
All registered students at P.PORTO are covered by the mandatory School Insurance (Seguro Escolar), which provides protection in case of accidents related to academic activities.
The School Insurance is separate from regular healthcare coverage. Depending on nationality, residence status, and length of stay, international students may also need additional healthcare insurance or proof of healthcare coverage.
School Insurance (Seguro Escolar)
The School Insurance covers personal accidents occurring in connection with official academic activities, including:
- Classes and laboratory activities;
- Academic visits, field trips, and study-related activities;
- Sports activities organized by P.PORTO;
- The direct route between the student’s residence and the campus, under the applicable conditions.
Activation and Fee
The School Insurance becomes active after completing the enrolment/registration process and paying the applicable insurance fee.
Students should note that the School Insurance does not replace healthcare insurance and does not generally cover:
- Regular medical appointments;
- Illnesses or chronic health conditions;
- Non-academic medical situations.
Healthcare Coverage Requirements for International Students
Before arriving in Portugal, international and exchange students should ensure they have valid healthcare coverage for the entire period of their stay.
EU / EEA / Swiss Students
Students from the European Union, European Economic Area, or Switzerland should bring a valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).
The EHIC allows access to healthcare services within the Portuguese public healthcare system (SNS), according to the applicable rules.
Non-EU / International Students
Students from countries with healthcare agreements with Portugal should obtain the required healthcare documentation before arrival, when applicable.
Students from countries without such agreements may be required to have private international health insurance covering:
- Medical expenses;
- Emergency treatment;
- Hospitalization;
- Repatriation, when applicable;
- The full duration of their stay in Portugal.
In Case of Accident
If an accident occurs during academic activities, students should report it as soon as possible to their host School’s Academic Services (Serviços Académicos) or International Office.
The accident report must be submitted according to the required procedures so that the School Insurance process can be activated.
Support for students with disabilities and special needs
P.PORTO is committed to promoting inclusion, equal opportunities, accessibility, and academic success for all students.
Students with disabilities, documented health conditions, or specific learning needs may request Special Educational Needs Student Status (Estatuto de Estudante com Necessidades Educativas Especiais – EENEE) in order to access appropriate academic adjustments and institutional support.
Available Support and Accommodations
Academic Adjustments
Depending on the student’s needs and approved support plan, accommodations may include:
- Additional time during exams or assessments;
- Alternative assessment formats (such as oral or digital assessments);
- Adjusted deadlines when applicable;
- Other reasonable academic arrangements.
Learning and Classroom Support
Support measures may include:
- Permission to record lectures, when authorized;
- Access to adapted learning materials;
- Priority seating arrangements;
- Other classroom adaptations.
Accessibility and Mobility Support
P.PORTO works to promote accessible learning environments, including:
- Accessible entrances and pathways;
- Lifts and adapted facilities;
- Accessible classrooms and common areas;
- Support regarding mobility needs.
Social and Psychological Support
Students may access guidance, counselling, and psychological support through the Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO).
How to Request Support
Students who require accommodations should contact their host School’s Academic Services (Serviços Académicos) or the designated support office as early as possible.
Requests should include relevant supporting documentation, such as:
- Medical documentation describing the student’s needs;
- Learning support documentation, when applicable;
- Official disability certification or equivalent documentation from the student’s country of origin, when available.
Students are encouraged to request support before the beginning of classes whenever possible, allowing time for assessment and implementation of accommodations.
Medical Facilities
P.PORTO promotes student health and well-being through healthcare, psychological support, and social assistance services provided by the Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO) and the Portuguese National Health Service (SNS).
Campus Medical and Psychological Services
Through SAS P.PORTO, students have access to healthcare and well-being services designed to support their academic success and personal development.
Services Available
Students may access:
- General medical consultations;
- Psychological support and counselling;
- Psychiatry consultations;
- Nutrition consultations;
- Other well-being support services, depending on availability.
Appointments and Fees
Appointments are available at student-friendly rates, according to the applicable conditions.
Additional support may be available for eligible students, including scholarship holders, according to current regulations.
Appointments should be scheduled in advance through SAS P.PORTO.
Contact:
Email: saude@sas.ipp.pt
Portuguese Public Healthcare System (SNS)
International students may also access healthcare services through Portugal’s public healthcare system (Serviço Nacional de Saúde – SNS), according to their healthcare coverage and legal status.
The SNS provides access to:
- Primary healthcare;
- Medical consultations;
- Specialist appointments;
- Emergency healthcare services.
Health Centres (Centros de Saúde)
Local Health Centres provide primary healthcare services, including non-emergency medical consultations.
The assigned Health Centre depends on the student’s place of residence and registration conditions.
Hospitals and Emergency Care
Public hospitals provide urgent and emergency medical care.
Students located at the Asprela Campus have access to nearby hospital facilities, including Hospital de São João, one of Portugal’s main university hospitals.
Emergency Contacts
Emergency Number:
112
For urgent or life-threatening situations.
SNS 24 Health Line:
808 24 24 24
For health advice and guidance on the appropriate healthcare service.
Learning Facilities
P.PORTO provides a diverse learning environment that supports academic success, research, practical training, innovation, and collaborative learning. Students have access to academic facilities and digital resources across the different schools and campuses.
Libraries and Study Spaces
Each P.PORTO School has its own library or documentation centre, integrated into the P.PORTO Library Network.
Available Resources
Students may access:
- Physical and digital book collections;
- Scientific databases and electronic journals;
- Access to b-on (Online Knowledge Library) and other academic resources;
- Individual study areas;
- Group study rooms and collaborative workspaces.
Library Access
P.PORTO students may access library facilities and resources across the institution, according to the rules and conditions of each school.
Opening hours and available services may vary during the academic year.
Laboratories and Specialized Learning Spaces
Practical training is an important part of many study programmes at P.PORTO.
Depending on the area of study, students may have access to specialized facilities such as:
- Engineering, electronics, and robotics laboratories;
- Business and accounting simulation environments;
- Design, communication, and multimedia studios;
- Music, theatre, and performance spaces;
- Healthcare and clinical simulation laboratories;
- Other programme-specific learning facilities.
Digital Services and Connectivity
Eduroam Wi-Fi
Free wireless internet access is available throughout P.PORTO campuses and common areas through the Eduroam network.
Students can use their institutional credentials to connect at P.PORTO and at participating higher education institutions worldwide.
Academic Information Systems
Students have access to institutional digital platforms to manage academic activities, including:
- Timetables and class information;
- Examination registration;
- Academic records and grades;
- Administrative procedures;
- Institutional communication.
E-Learning Platforms
Many courses use digital learning platforms such as:
- Moodle;
- Microsoft Teams;
- Other school-specific online tools.
These platforms support:
- Access to course materials;
- Communication with lecturers;
- Online learning activities;
- Assignment submission and academic collaboration.
Additional Support
Students requiring technical or academic support should contact their host School’s services.
Information about specific facilities, opening hours, and access rules is available through each School’s website and student portal.
Sport and Leisure Facilities
P.PORTO promotes a healthy and balanced student experience through sports, recreational activities, and social engagement opportunities. Students can participate in university sports, fitness activities, and cultural initiatives throughout the academic year.
P.PORTO Sports Center
The P.PORTO Sports Center (Centro Desportivo) provides facilities for both recreational and competitive sports.
Sports Facilities
Indoor Sports Pavilion
- Multi-purpose sports arena;
- Suitable for basketball, volleyball, handball, futsal, badminton, and table tennis;
- Spectator seating available.
Outdoor Sports Areas
- Synthetic pitches for football and other outdoor activities;
- Tennis courts;
- Sand courts for beach volleyball and beach tennis.
Fitness Area
- Cardio and strength-training equipment;
- Group fitness activities and sports programmes.
Tennis Academy
- Training opportunities developed in partnership with the Portuguese Tennis Federation.
Climbing Wall
- Multi-activity structure for climbing and adventure sports activities.
Student-Athlete Status
Students who participate in competitive sports may apply for Student-Athlete Status (Estatuto de Estudante-Atleta).
This status supports participation in university competitions, including the National University Championships (CNUs), and may provide academic accommodations to help students balance their sporting and academic commitments.
Student Life and Leisure Spaces
Student Unions
Each School has its own Student Union (Associação de Estudantes – AE), which plays an important role in student life by organizing:
- Welcome and integration activities;
- Cultural and recreational events;
- Sports tournaments;
- Student engagement initiatives.
Student Union facilities often include social and study spaces available to students.
Outdoor Spaces
Several P.PORTO campuses are located near green areas and public recreational spaces, providing opportunities for outdoor activities, walking, and running.
Contacts and Information
P.PORTO Sports Center
Email: cde@sc.ipp.pt
For information about student activities, cultural events, and recreational programmes, students are encouraged to contact their host School’s Student Union upon arrival.
Special Facilities
In addition to its academic, sports, and learning facilities, P.PORTO provides specialized spaces that promote innovation, entrepreneurship, creativity, cultural participation, and student well-being.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Porto Design Factory (PDF)
The Porto Design Factory (PDF) is an innovation and co-creation space that encourages collaboration between students from different academic areas, lecturers, companies, and external partners.
Students may participate in:
- Interdisciplinary projects;
- Project-based learning activities;
- Design-thinking and innovation methodologies;
- Collaboration with companies and organizations through real-world challenges.
The Porto Design Factory promotes creativity, entrepreneurship, and practical problem-solving through a multidisciplinary approach.
Entrepreneurship Support
P.PORTO supports entrepreneurship and innovation through initiatives, partnerships, and activities that help students develop ideas and projects.
Depending on availability, students may benefit from:
- Coworking and collaborative workspaces;
- Mentoring and networking opportunities;
- Entrepreneurship workshops and training;
- Support for developing innovation or business projects.
Cultural and Performing Arts Spaces
P.PORTO offers a dynamic cultural environment, particularly through the School of Music and Performing Arts (ESMAE).
Teatro Helena Sá e Costa (THSC)
A professional theatre venue used for:
- Performances;
- Artistic productions;
- Cultural events;
- Student projects.
Café Concerto Francisco Beja
A cultural and social space hosting activities such as:
- Concerts;
- Performances;
- Exhibitions;
- Student initiatives.
Students from all P.PORTO schools are encouraged to participate in cultural events and activities.
Student Dining Services
The Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO) manage a network of student dining facilities across different campuses.
Available Services
Students can access:
- University canteens;
- Cafeterias and snack bars;
- Vegetarian and alternative meal options, depending on availability.
P.PORTO dining services offer affordable meals at subsidized prices, supporting students’ daily needs throughout the academic year.
For information about locations, menus, and opening hours, students should consult SAS P.PORTO.
Practical Information For Incoming Mobile Students
P.PORTO welcomes exchange students from partner institutions around the world through Erasmus+ and other international mobility programmes. Incoming students are fully integrated into the academic community and have access to the services, facilities, and support available to all P.PORTO students.
Mobility Programmes
Students may attend P.PORTO through:
- Erasmus+ Mobility Programme;
- Bilateral Agreements;
- Other international cooperation programmes established between partner institutions.
Before Your Arrival
Nomination and Application
Students must first be nominated by their home institution and complete the application procedures established by P.PORTO and the host School.
Learning Agreement
Before arrival, students are required to complete a Learning Agreement (LA) indicating the courses they intend to take during their mobility period.
The Learning Agreement must be approved by:
- The home institution coordinator;
- The host School coordinator at P.PORTO.
Course Selection
Course availability, timetables, and academic requirements may vary by School. Students are encouraged to consult their host School and academic coordinator before finalizing their study plan.
Portuguese Language Courses
To support academic and social integration, P.PORTO may offer Portuguese as a Foreign Language courses for international students, subject to availability and programme conditions.
Student Support Services
Incoming students have access to:
- Academic and administrative support;
- Libraries and learning facilities;
- Health and well-being services;
- Sports and leisure facilities;
- Student support and inclusion services.
Detailed information is available in the relevant sections of this guide.
International Office Contacts
For questions regarding mobility procedures, documentation, and student support, please contact:
P.PORTO International Office (GRI)
Email: gri@ipp.pt
Phone: +351 225 571 000
Students may also contact the International Office of their host School for programme-specific information and assistance.
VISA
International students from outside the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), or Switzerland may require a student visa to study in Portugal.
P.PORTO provides incoming international students with general guidance regarding visa requirements and the documentation needed for their mobility period.
Before Arrival
Students are responsible for applying for and obtaining the appropriate student visa through the Portuguese Embassy or Consulate in their country of residence.
To support the visa application process, P.PORTO provides the required mobility documentation, including the Official Acceptance Letter (Carta de Aceitação) when applicable.
Students are strongly advised to begin the visa application process well in advance, as processing times may vary depending on the country.
Cost of Living
Porto offers a relatively affordable cost of living compared to many European cities, making it an attractive destination for international and exchange students.
Students’ monthly expenses vary depending on lifestyle, accommodation type, and personal choices. On average, students should expect a budget of approximately €750 to €1,100 per month, including accommodation.
The main monthly expenses usually include:
- Accommodation;
- Food and groceries;
- Transportation;
- Personal and leisure activities.
Students can reduce costs by choosing shared accommodation, using student transport options, taking advantage of university services, and benefiting from student discounts available in Porto.
More detailed information about accommodation, transportation, meals, and student services is available in the relevant sections of this guide.
Housing
Finding accommodation is an important part of preparing for your stay at P.PORTO. Students can choose between public student residences, private accommodation, and shared apartments.
P.PORTO Student Residences
The Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO) manage student residences available to the academic community.
Applications
Places in student residences are limited and may be subject to eligibility criteria and priority rules.
Students interested in applying for accommodation should check the application procedures, deadlines, and availability with SAS P.PORTO as early as possible after receiving their acceptance confirmation.
Private Accommodation
Many international students choose private accommodation options, including:
Student Residences
Private residences may offer furnished rooms, study areas, common spaces, and additional services.
Shared Apartments
Renting a room in a shared apartment with other students is one of the most common and flexible accommodation options in Porto.
Finding Accommodation Safely
Students are advised to use reliable accommodation providers and platforms when searching for private housing.
Common options include accommodation platforms such as:
- Uniplaces;
- HousingAnywhere;
- Other verified rental platforms.
Important Advice
To avoid scams:
- Do not transfer money before confirming the accommodation details;
- Always verify the rental conditions;
- Request a formal rental agreement whenever possible.
Students are encouraged to start their accommodation search as early as possible, especially before the beginning of the academic year.
Transport
Porto and its metropolitan area have an integrated public transportation network, including metro, buses, and trains, making it easy for students to travel between campuses and the city.
Andante Card and Transport Pass
The Andante card is the main transport card used in the Porto metropolitan area. It can be used on different transport services, including metro, buses, and urban trains.
Student Transport Pass
Eligible students may benefit from discounted or free public transport options through student passes, according to age and applicable regulations.
Students should check the current eligibility conditions and application procedures after arrival.
To apply, students may need:
- Proof of enrolment at P.PORTO (Comprovativo de Matrícula);
- Identification document;
- Required application information.
Getting to P.PORTO Campuses
Porto Campuses (Asprela Area)
Several P.PORTO schools are located in the Asprela area, which is well connected by public transport, including metro and bus services.
Vila do Conde / Póvoa de Varzim Campus
The campuses in Vila do Conde and Póvoa de Varzim are connected to Porto through the metropolitan transport network.
Felgueiras Campus
The Felgueiras campus can be accessed through regional transport connections from Porto and surrounding areas.
Travel Tips
Students are encouraged to plan routes in advance and check available transport options before travelling.
Useful tools include public transport route planners and mobile applications that provide real-time schedules and connections.
Meals
P.PORTO provides students with affordable dining options through its network of university canteens, cafeterias, and student services. Students can also find a wide range of budget-friendly food options around the campuses.
P.PORTO University Canteens
The Social Services of P.PORTO (SAS P.PORTO) manage university canteens, bars, and food services across the different campuses.
University canteens offer balanced and affordable meals for students, including options such as:
- Main meals;
- Vegetarian options;
- Dietary alternatives (when available);
- Drinks and desserts.
Students can check available menus and access information about meal services through SAS P.PORTO.
Campus Cafeterias and Bars
Each P.PORTO School has its own cafeterias or student bars, providing convenient options for:
- Breakfasts;
- Snacks;
- Light meals;
- Coffee and social breaks between classes.
These spaces are also important meeting points for students throughout the academic day.
Eating in Porto
Students who choose to eat outside campus can find many affordable restaurants, cafés, and traditional Portuguese food options throughout Porto.
Many local restaurants offer daily menus ("Prato do Dia"), which are often a practical option for students looking for affordable meals.
Students can also explore Portuguese cuisine and local specialties as part of their cultural experience in Porto.
Student Associations
Student life at P.PORTO extends beyond academic activities. Students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular initiatives that promote personal development, cultural exchange, social interaction, and community engagement.
Students’ Unions (Associações de Estudantes – AE)
Each P.PORTO School has its own Students’ Union, managed by students and representing the student community.
Students’ Unions contribute to campus life by organizing:
- Cultural and recreational activities;
- Academic and social events;
- Sports activities and tournaments;
- Integration activities for new students;
- Student support initiatives.
They also act as a communication link between students and the institution, helping students engage with university life.
Academic Traditions and Tunas
A distinctive tradition in Portuguese higher education is the Tuna — a student musical group connected to university traditions.
P.PORTO students may participate in Tunas, which combine music, performance, and social activities. No previous professional musical experience is required, and participation is a way to experience Portuguese academic culture and connect with other students.
Sports and Cultural Activities
P.PORTO offers a variety of opportunities for students to take part in cultural and recreational activities, including:
- Sports programmes and university competitions;
- Artistic performances and cultural events;
- Exhibitions, concerts, and student initiatives.
Students can consult their host School and Students’ Union for information about current activities and opportunities to participate.
Work placement possibilities
P.PORTO supports students in developing their professional skills and preparing for the transition into the job market. Students have access to career guidance, employment opportunities, internships, and networking activities with external organizations.
P.PORTO Career Portal
Students can access the P.PORTO Career Portal, a platform where companies and organizations share opportunities such as:
- Curricular and extracurricular internships;
- Job opportunities;
- Graduate recruitment opportunities;
- Volunteering and other professional development initiatives.
Career Guidance and Employability Support
Through career and employability services, students can receive support in preparing for their professional future.
Available support may include:
- Career counselling;
- CV and cover letter preparation;
- Job interview preparation;
- Guidance on entering the Portuguese labour market;
- Career development activities and networking events.
P.PORTO also promotes connections between students and employers through initiatives such as career fairs, company presentations, and recruitment events.
Working in Portugal as an International Student
International students who wish to work in Portugal should ensure they comply with the applicable visa, residence, and employment regulations.
Students are encouraged to seek updated information from the relevant Portuguese authorities and, when necessary, request guidance from their host School’s International Office.
Sport clubs/programs
P.PORTO encourages students to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle by participating in sports, fitness activities, and university competitions.
Students can join recreational activities, use sports facilities, or represent P.PORTO in university sports programmes.
Fitness and Recreational Activities
Through the P.PORTO Sports Centre (Centro de Desporto do P.PORTO) and other student initiatives, students may access a variety of physical activities, including:
- Fitness and training programmes;
- Group exercise classes;
- Recreational sports activities;
- Access to sports facilities and courts.
Activities are available at student-friendly conditions and may vary throughout the academic year.
University Sports Teams
Students interested in competitive sports may participate in P.PORTO university teams and represent their School or the institution in academic competitions.
Available opportunities may include:
- Team sports;
- Individual sports;
- University tournaments and championships.
Participation is open to students according to the requirements of each activity and team.
Outdoor Activities
P.PORTO’s location provides opportunities for outdoor and recreational activities throughout the year.
Students can explore sports and activities such as:
- Outdoor training;
- Water sports;
- Recreational activities organised by student groups and sports services.
How to Join
Information about sports activities, team selections, registrations, and schedules is shared through:
- P.PORTO communication channels;
- The P.PORTO Sports Centre;
- Students’ Unions (Associações de Estudantes – AE);
- Host School announcements.
Students are encouraged to check available activities at the beginning of each semester.
Language courses
Learning the local language is an important part of adapting to life in Portugal. P.PORTO supports international students by offering opportunities to improve their Portuguese language skills and develop other language competences.
Portuguese as a Foreign Language (PLE)
International and mobility students may have access to Portuguese as a Foreign Language (Português Língua Estrangeira – PLE) courses during their studies at P.PORTO.
These courses are designed to help students:
- Communicate in everyday situations;
- Integrate into Portuguese academic and social life;
- Develop language skills for personal and professional contexts.
Course Information
Portuguese language courses may include different proficiency levels, depending on students’ needs and availability.
Some courses may be eligible for academic recognition and ECTS credits, according to the applicable programme conditions.
Information about registration, schedules, and language levels is provided before or at the beginning of the semester.
Other Language Opportunities
Depending on the School and academic offer, students may also have access to courses or activities involving other languages, such as:
- English;
- Spanish;
- French;
- German;
- Other languages available through specific programmes.
Language Exchange Activities
Students can also participate in informal language exchange activities and cultural initiatives promoted by student organisations and international student networks.
These activities provide opportunities to practise Portuguese, meet local students, and interact with the international community.
How to Register
Information about available language courses, placement procedures, schedules, and registration deadlines is shared through P.PORTO communication channels and the host School’s International Office.
Events and culture
Porto is a vibrant cultural city with a diverse programme of arts, music, cinema, and traditional events throughout the year.
International students are encouraged to explore the city’s cultural life and take part in local events during their stay.
Major Annual Events
| Event | When | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fantasporto | February / March | International film festival featuring fantasy, science fiction, and independent cinema. |
| Queima das Fitas | May | Traditional academic celebration organized by the Porto academic community, including concerts and student activities. |
| Serralves em Festa | May / June | Cultural event featuring contemporary art, performances, music, and activities at the Serralves Foundation. |
| Primavera Sound Porto | June | International music festival held in Porto, featuring artists from different genres. |
| São João Festival | 23–24 June | Porto’s main traditional celebration, with street activities, music, food, and fireworks. |
| Porto Book Fair | September | Literary event featuring books, talks, cultural activities, and performances. |
| Porto/Post/Doc | November | International documentary film festival with screenings and cultural activities. |
Culture Throughout the Year
Beyond major events, Porto offers many cultural opportunities, including:
- Concerts and performances at Casa da Música;
- Theatre and performing arts programmes;
- Museums and exhibitions;
- Student and community cultural activities.
Students may benefit from reduced prices and special conditions available through student cards and cultural programmes.
Staying Updated
Students can follow the city’s cultural agenda and local event information through official city channels, cultural institutions, and Students’ Union announcements.
P.PORTO also encourages students to participate in cultural activities as part of their international experience.