Master’s Degrees at FEP have a duration of four semesters (two years), which corresponds to 120 ECTS credits.
Obtaining the master's degree implies the completion of a scientific dissertation or a project work, specifically produced for this purpose, or a professional internship with a final report, which must correspond to a minimum of 25% of the study cycle’s total credits.
A Master's degree is conferred to those students who succeed in all the curricular units and in the public act of defence of the dissertation/project/internship. Students who pass all the curricular units which integrate the curricular component may also be awarded a Master's Degree course diploma (not conferring a degree).
Attending a 2nd cycle programme (Master's Degree) is subject to payment of a tuition fee / annual charge. In the 2023/2024 academic year, the tuition fees for the second cycle programmes will remain unchanged in relation to the previous academic year.
