Bachelor in Law

General characterization

Access to Master's Programs

National Students€ 697.00 Annual fee 

Students who choose to pay tuition fees in a single initial payment receive a 5% discount on the amount to be paid.

International Students
Students may also choose to pay the annual tuition fee in 10 installments.€ 7000.00 Annual fee
Students who choose to pay tuition fees in a single initial payment receive a 5% discount on the amount to be paid.
Students may also choose to pay the annual tuition fee in 10 installments

Portuguese. Some UC'S can be taught in English

Degree pre-requisites

The study program is organized in 8 semesters with a total of 240 ECTS.

Conditions of admittance

The application to the 1st cycle of public higher education is made annually through a national competition organized by the General Directorate of Higher Education.

Relevant admissions information

Faculty code: 0911
Degree code: 9078
Number of degree vacancies (2021-2022): 100

University access examinations

One of the following sets:

06 Philosophy and 18 Portuguese or (11) History and (18) Portuguese or (19 )Mathematics A and (18)Portuguese

Minimum marks
Application mark: 100 points
University access mark: 95 points

Calculation formula
Secondary education average: 50%
University access examinations: 50%

You can also check the course details for your application, as well as the characteristics, entrance exams and entrance averages from previous years at: https://www.dges.gov.pt/guias/detcursopi.asp?codc=9078&code=0911

NOVA School of Law annually opens special competitions for Undergraduates, Change of Parents, Over 23s and International Students. See all the information on the applications tab on our website at: https://novalaw.unl.pt/licenciaturas/licenciatura-em-direito/

Evaluation rules

1. Evaluation generally consists of a final written exam but other elements can be taken into account as long as students are duly informed of what is going to be considered. Different methods of evaluation may exceptionally be authorised by the Scientific Council. Students may sit exams only once per term. Those who fail may resit exams only at the end of the following term.

2. Bachelor degrees are granted to those students who have obtained 240 credits and successfully completed all compulsory subjects.

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