Master's Degree - Master programmes

Objectives

MBIO is a complementary training to the Degree in Bioengineering, offering specialized education focused on Molecular Bioengineering, Biomedical Engineering or Biological Engineering.

Its specific objectives are:

+ Ensure the training of human resources capable of conceiving, designing, implementing or maintaining systems and services in specific domains of Bioengineering, namely in the expected specializations.

+ Ensure the acquisition of advanced theoretical and experimental knowledge in research techniques, to develop capacities for carrying out high-level scientific research of a fundamental and / or applied nature, according to internationally accepted ethical and quality standards.

+ Promote the development of transversal skills directly or indirectly related to the scientific area of the study cycle.

+ Encourage the realization of programs and / or internships in collaboration with entities from the industrial and health sectors, as well as national and foreign research units.

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Mobility Agreements

Several partnerships have been established with European institutions, namely within the scope of the ERASMUS program, allowing the mobility of students in 15 countries. More than 50 existing collaboration agreements between Brazilian Higher Education Institutions (IES) and the University of Porto, as well as under the Almeida Garrett program, allow student mobility in a complementary way.

In the Master's in Bioengineering, students can spend a mobility semester in the 2nd semester of the 1st year or in the 1st semester of the 2nd year at a school with which there is an exchange agreement. It is also possible to spend an additional semester in mobility for the thesis, with the defence taking place at the FEUP or ICBAS.

See the top 5 universities where bioengineering students spend a period of outgoing mobility:

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