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On 14 January, the Universidade Católica's Capacitar para Salvar Project held a workshop at the CAIS Association in Lisbon, training 26 participants in Basic Life Support. Find out more about this partnership.

William Hasselberger, professor at Universidade Católica, and Micah Lott, professor at Boston College, have just published a research article on Journal Inquiry. Read it here.

O projeto “Consulta de Enfermagem do Balneário Público de Alcântara – Public Bathouse Nursing” liderado por Amélia Simões Figueiredo, Diretora da Escola de Enfermagem (Lisboa) foi distinguido pela sua abordagem inovadora e socialmente inclusiva na prestação de cuidados de saúde a idosos. Saiba mais.

On Universal Children's Rights Day, celebrated on 20 November, Zaida Charepe, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing and the School of Nursing (Lisbon) of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, published her latest work, entitled ‘Ó Esperança, Estás Aí?’.

Zaida Charepe, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing and the School of Nursing (Lisbon), was elected a member of Sigma Xi

‘Exploring the inflammatory profile of homelessness population: a comprehensive analysis of individuals in two temporary shelters in Lisbon’ is the new study by the Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Learn about the conclusions of the innovative work carried out in Temporary Shelter Centres for Homeless People.

Applications are still open for Universidade Católica's 1st cycle courses for 2024/25 in Lisbon. See the full calendar and find out how to apply.

For two weeks, students from all over the world joined at Católica’s Institute for Political Studies to debate liberal democracy and explore the city of Lisbon. Rewatch the best moments of the wonderful programme that “will be missed”.

Filipa Reinhardt Andrade, a professor at the Nursing School (Lisbon) of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, has been recognised internationally with the publication of the study ‘Experiences of Homeless Families in Parenthood: A Systematic Review and Synthesis of Qualitative Evidence’.

From 1 to 14 July, Universidade Católica Portuguesa hosted the programme “A New World Order: The Way Ahead between Democracy and Authoritarian Challenges”. 16 students from 6 SACRU Universities shared unique perspectives on the future of liberal democracy in 42 hours of teaching divided into classes, tutorials, debates, and networking activities. Learn more here.

From 1 to 14 July, 16 students from Europe, Oceania, North America and South America, will come together at Universidade Católica’s headquarters, in Lisboa, to debate Democracy and Authoritarian Challenges, showcasing the global outreach of the SACRU network and its commitment to engaging the young generation worldwide. Learn more about this programme.

Inês, Marco, Pau, Felipe and Erica came from Lisbon, Porto, Barcelona, Santiago de Chile and Milan to debate liberal democracy in Lisbon. From different backgrounds and cultures, they gather at the Institute for Political Studies, Católica, for "intense and interesting debates, as everyone brings unique perspectives to the table". Read the students' testimonies from SACRU's first Summer School.