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Research Practice in the Master’s Degree in Cognitive Science and Education

On the 16th of January, the students of the Master’s Degree in Cognitive Science and Education visited the laboratory of the School of Psychology and Life Sciences of the Lusófona University during the class of the UC Brain, Mind and Education taught by Professors Jorge Oliveira and Lucimar Dantas. The visit is part of the connection between teaching and research present in the MCCE and, in this specific case, in the research project A língua que habito, o mundo que construo: ensino de língua portuguesa e desenvolvimento de competências em países da comunidade lusófona (PE-CEIED-3/001/2022).

RePeME project presented at NOVA University of Lisbon

The researcher Teresa Teixeira Lopo was the keynote speaker, on January 13, of the Cycle of Conferences 2022/2023 of NOVAMEdS – Master in Education Studies of the NOVA University of Lisbon.

50 years since the death of Amílcar Cabral

50 years have passed since the assassination of Amílcar Cabral, a prominent personality in the African liberation struggle and a continuous inspiration in decolonial movements.

Power to the schools: self-management and power in times of revolutionary crisis (Portugal, 1974-1976)

The conference “Power to the Schools: Self-management and power in times of revolutionary crisis (Portugal, 1974-1976)”, lectured by Professor Licínio Lima and moderated by Professor António Teodoro, took place on 14th January 2023, at the Lusófona University – University Centre of Porto.

Colloquium – School as a multifaceted space: acknowledging and including diversity | January 23 – ONLINE – 6:00 PM

The third colloquium of the Cycle April 25 50 Years: Looking into the Past, Thinking about the Future, will take place on January 23 at 6:00 PM (Portugal time), under the theme School as a multifaceted space: acknowledging and including diversity.

Doctoral College begins discussions on guidance

It was held yesterday, January 12, 2023, in online format, the opening seminar of the Cycle of Discussions for Advisors promoted by the Doctoral College Citizen Science – CeiED. This first activity had as guest Alexander Hasgall, president of the Council for Doctoral Education, of the European University Association – EUA-CDE, who presented a conference entitled ‘Doctoral supervision in European context. Current developments and future perspectives’.