IPCA was the host of the 3rd Meeting of Portuguese Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in European University Alliances, which was attended by 37 representatives of universities and polytechnics, as well as by the Director of the National Erasmus+ Agency, Prof Ana Cristina Perdigão.

After the RUN-EU 2.0 kick-off meeting in January, the planning of activities for the new four-year funding cycle continues.

Coming from more than 10 countries, the first international mobility students who chose IPCA for a period of study and internship in the second semester of this academic year have already started to arrive.

RUN-EU 2.0 starts in January 2024, with global European funding of 14 million euros that will co-finance the different cooperation activities of the network's nine partners, from pedagogical innovation to research and innovation, as well as mobility.

International Students' Day is celebrated annually on November 17, but at IPCA the celebration will take place on November 20, with a series of activities designed for students and their well-being.

The first mobility students who chose IPCA to study in the first semester of 2023/2024 have already started to arrive.

The RUN-EU network of universities of applied sciences will once again receive a four-year grant from the European Commission: an Erasmus+ grant of 14.4 million euros.

Today, the Prime Minister, António Costa, visited the construction site of the B-CRIC Complex, where, among other facilities, a Student Residence, a 500-seat Auditorium, and a space dedicated to Research are being built.

IPCA and the University of Vorarlberg (FHV) have signed a protocol for the teaching of a Double Degree Program in the field of Computer Science

Applications are open for the Special Admission Contest to IPCA Master's Programs for International Students.