10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The goal of Portuguese Studies from University of Lisbon is to offer interdisciplinary training in areas of Portuguese cultural expression, displaying its connection with other areas of study, whether they be cultural or linguistic. 

The African Studies Program at University of Lisbon provides pluridisciplinary scientific training in Social Sciences and Humanities to train specialists in matters related to Africa. 

This Languages, Literatures and Cultures study cycle from University of Lisbon offers an interdisciplinary education within the Humanities that grants a solid multilingual and multicultural preparation.

The degree in Asian Studies from University of Lisbon works already in the third year in a row,and always filled all vacancies with input ratings well above the average of the 1st cycle courses taught in this OU.

Students in Economics from University of Lisbon are also encouraged to develop research projects and work in teams, getting them closer to their future professional lives

The Studies of Culture and Intercultural Communication course from University of Lisbon aims to form upper staff workers able to adapt themselves with flexibility to the conditions and demands of a constantly fluid work market, both in the public and private sectors of communication and culture. 

The MAEG (Applied Mathematics for Economics and Management) degree from University of Lisbon aims to combine a foundation in Economics and Management with a solid background in Mathematics.

The Archaeology training at University of Lisbon enables graduates to integrate the market of the so called cultural industries.

The goal of the European Studies study programme from University of Lisbon is to respond to the preparation needs of professionals in the domains of Social and Human Sciences, recognized as essential in the new framework of European spaces and societies.

The study cycle leading to the degree of Bachelor in Communication Design from University of Lisbon consists of six curricular semesters (three academic years), and the bachelor’s degree is awarded to those who obtain 180 ECTS credits.