Application periods for 2026/2027 (details of openings to be consulted on each course page)
Phase 1: 05 to 12 March 2026 *
Results announcement: by 25 March 2026
Registration period: 30 March to 02 April 2026
Phase 2: 04 to 15 July 2026 *
Results announcement: by 29 July 2026
Registration period: 4 to 11 August 2026
Phase 3: 03 to 10 September 2026:
Results announcement: by 17 September 2026
Registration period: 21 to 23 September 2026
*Applications from those who expect to complete their undergraduate degree by the end of the academic year are also accepted. These candidates must send
proof of completion of the 1st cycle to the email
mestrados@eeg.uminho.pt, by
27 July 2026, under penalty of exclusion from the ranking. Their registration period will be: 4 to 11 August 2026.
Important notes:
1-International candidates can only apply in the first call of applications.
2- In the case of admission to more than one course, candidates will be placed in the first option to which they were admitted.
3-Application fee: €43 not refundable
Choose Application for Master Degrees and Specializations
You must read carefully the instructions displayed there. Candidates should upload the following documents (pdf format only).
1. Civil and fiscal Identification document;
2. Undergraduate degree transcript of records displaying passing grades and GPA Scores;
3. Detailed and updated Curriculum Vitae;
4. Document proving Professional Status, if applicable;
5. Other elements/certificates you may deem relevant for your application;
6. English Language Proficiency Certificate – according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The candidate is urged to consult the admission criteria of the master programme he/she wishes to apply to.
7. Candidates willing to submit their application to the Master Degrees, must submit their partial transcript of records (ToR) of the Bachelor Degree they currently pursue displaying the weighted average at the date of application.This document can be an image from the student portal.
8. Certificates issued by foreign institutions and not officially recognised are required to be recognised by the diplomatic authorities, or Portuguese consular authorities, or carry the apostille of the Hague Convention (its non-presentation is an eliminatory factor).
