What courses can I find at NOVA FCSH?
NOTE: Each degree page is currently still on its Portuguese version.
NOVA FCSH offers a wide range of Master’s degrees in the arts, social sciences and humanities, mostly with an evening timetable. Enrolment usually opens in March.
- Aesthetics and Art Studies
- Anthropology
- Archaeology
- Communication Sciences
- Contemporary Myths: Literatures, Arts and Cultures
- Crossways in Cultural Narratives
- Digital Curation and Digital Humanities (in association with FCT NOVA)
- Education Studies
- English Didactics - e-learning (in partnership with Open University)
- Heritage
- History
- History in the Public Sphere (Erasmus Mundus)
- History of Art
- History of the Portuguese Empire (e-learning)
- Human Ecology and Contemporary Social Problems
- Journalism
- Language Sciences
- Migrations, Inter-Ethnicities and Transnationalism
- Modern Literatures and Cultures
- Museology
- Musicology
- New Media and Web Practices
- Performing Arts
- Philosophy
- Portuguese as a Second and Foreign Language
- Portuguese Studies
- Science Communication (NOVA FCSH / ITQB NOVA)
- Sociology
- Spatial Planning and Geographic Information Systems (e-learning)
- Sustainable Urbanism and Spatial Planning (NOVA FCSH / FCT NOVA)
- Territorial Management
- Text Editing
- Transition, Innovation and Sustainability Environments
- Translation
- Trends in English and North-American Studies
- Women's Studies. Women in Society and Culture
Doctoral Studies at NOVA FCSH are organized according to the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). As a general rule, they have the duration of eight semesters, corresponding to 240 credits and are structured in two components: a Doctoral Course (taught component), corresponding to 60 credits (two semesters), and the completion of a Doctoral Thesis, corresponding to 180 credits (six semesters). Some courses have a different structure, so it is recommended that you consult the regulations of each PHD programme.
- Anthropology
- Anthropology- Policies and Images of Culture and Museology (in association with ISCTE-IUL)
- Art Studies - Art and Mediation
- Climate Change and Sustainable Development Policy (in association with FCT NOVA and ULisboa)
- Communication Sciences
- Digital Media (in association with FCT NOVA, U.Porto and U. Lisboa)
- Education (in association with FCT NOVA and ISPA)
- Gender Studies (in association with ISCSP and the NOVA School of Law)
- Geography and Territorial Planning
- Global Studies
- History
- History of Art
- Human Ecology
- International Relations
- Language Teaching - Multilingualism and Education for Global Citizenship (in association with the Open University [Universidade Aberta]) - b-learning regime
- Linguistics
- Medieval Studies - e-learning
- Modern Literatures and Cultures
- Musicology
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Portuguese Studies
- Sociology - Interuniversity Programme
- Translation and Terminology (in association with U Aveiro)
- Translation Studies (in association with the Catholic University of Portugal UCP FCH)
- Urban Studies