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The Cooperative for Cultural Training and Activities, C.R.L. (COFAC), the founding entity of Lusófona University, recently had its official registration in the European Union Transparency Register validated under registration number REG 5395322104596-56.
HEI-Lab (Digital Laboratories for Human Environments and Interactions), an R&D unit at Lusófona University, was the first research center in Portugal to have a NoldusHub system.
An initiative as part of the “Criar Ciência” event invites researchers, faculty, and students to share their projects, prototypes, and findings with the community. Applications are open until August 15.
How do we equip Europe's SMEs, start-ups, and public sector with the cybersecurity skills they urgently need?
As part of the CECAM (Center of Excellence in Film and Media Arts) project, coordinated by Professor Manuel José Damásio, the “Peer Forum” series will take place from June 15 to 19, 2026.
ULusófona has opened applications for the first edition of the “PhD in 3 Minutes: Science Live” competition, an initiative aimed at PhD students that challenges participants to present their research in a clear, creative, and accessible way in just three minutes.
The Scientific Council of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies in Education and Development (CeiED), a research unit at Lusófona University, approved in a plenary meeting the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) established with the Center for Educational Research at the University of Madeira (CIE-UMa).
Lusófona University integrates a Booster project to support the exploitation and wider uptake of results developed within the European project EPIC-WE – Empowered Participation through Ideating Cultural Worlds and Environments.
Lusófona University is now a signatory to the Pact for Skills, a European Commission initiative that brings together organizations committed to strengthening and modernizing skills in Europe.
Universidade Lusófona will host the international event CitySenZ – Sensing European Cities for the New European Bauhaus on 12 June 2026, as part of the New European Bauhaus Festival satellite programme taking place in Portugal and Brussels.









