On November 28, the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing (FCSE) of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa hosted the COMUNICAR 2025 Congress, dedicated to...
The year 2025 marks two dates that will go down in the history of the Portuguese Catholic University: the celebration of 20 years of the Doctorate in...
The 7th edition of the Advanced Training in Assistive Technologies for Inclusion, resulting from the partnership between FCSE-UCP and the MEO Foundation,...
João Canossa Dias, PhD student in Cognitive Science, Language, and Neuroscience at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing of the Portuguese Catholic...
This month, the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing (FCSE) and the School of Nursing (Lisbon) held their Graduation Ceremony, a symbolic moment that...
On November 17, 2025, Prof. Zaida Charepe, professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing and the School of Nursing (Lisbon) of the Portuguese...
On National Portuguese Sign Language Day, we share the Contemporary Dictionary of Portuguese Sign Language, a research project currently under development...
Isabel Morais, 51, has devoted almost half her life to learning, researching and teaching Portuguese Sign Language (LGP), whose National Day is celebrated...
On the eve of National Portuguese Sign Language Day (November 15), Paulo Vaz de Carvalho, professor at the Portuguese Catholic University and PhD in Health Sciences: Linguistics of Portuguese Sign Language, with extensive research in the field of deaf...
A Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) has launched a new edition of its postgraduate course on loss and grief, starting in January 2026. “The postgraduate course is an educational opportunity, a chance to develop skills, and also a practical...
What is the cost of unclear instructions? Ambiguity has costs. In this episode of “Educar Tem Ciência” (Educating Has Science), a podcast by Iniciativa Educação, produced in partnership with JN and TSF, Catholic University professor Joana Rato argues...
Opinion piece by the Portuguese Observatory on Palliative Care. When death is an emergency: the challenge of dying with dignity Even without knowing how to name it, we all want the same thing: to reach the end with dignity. And it is at this moment, as...
The second edition of the Portuguese Manual for the Deaf in São Tomé and Príncipe “is a revised and expanded version of the 2019 edition” and is aimed at students in the first cycle of basic education (grades 1 to 4), covering "topics related to the...
Opinion piece by Rafael Bernardes and Teresa Amaral, professors at the Schools of Nursing (Lisbon and Porto) and coordinators of the Postgraduate Program in Sports Nursing. The project, implemented in Malawi, offers a concrete, innovative, and...
Speaking to TSF, pediatrician Graça Gonçalves, coordinator of the Postgraduate Course in Breastfeeding at the School of Postgraduate Studies and Advanced Training of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing at the Portuguese Catholic University,...
The Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) has created an escape room dedicated to Neuroscience, which combines reasoning, dexterity and teamwork. The new space is open to the public upon registration. “The Brain Unlocked” is the theme of the new space,...
Prof. Sérgio Dedoato, a researcher at the Interdisciplinary Health Research Center of the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing of the Portuguese Catholic University, was interviewed by Rádio Renascença about the impact of physical restraint on the...
This Tuesday is World Brain Day and Renascença spoke to Filipa Ribeiro, a researcher and professor in the field of neuroscience and neuropsychology, who guarantees that tasks are done "more slowly, the probability of making more mistakes is greater and...
