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About Iscte

 

The Iscte - University Institute of Lisbon was founded in 1972 as one of Portugal's first modern universities, with the central aim of studying labour and social dynamics in a rapidly changing world. Since its establishment, the university has expanded its disciplinary reach into five schools: Iscte Business School, the School of Sociology and Public Policy, the School of Technology and Architecture, the School of Social Sciences and Humanities and the School of Applied Digital Technologies (Iscte - Sintra).

On campus, students find not only a robust intellectual tradition and mentorship from teaching staff engaged in cutting-edge research, but also a vibrant, multicultural environment. Of the approximately 10,000 students enrolled in undergraduate and postgraduate programs, nearly 20% are international, representing 80 countries.

Furthermore, the university is actively engaged in collaborative projects, networks, and partnerships worldwide, including a range of educational, training, and research programs supported by the European Union. Through its commitment to internationalisation, innovative research and education aligned with professional standards, Iscte prepares its students for competitive careers and thoughtful lives in the 21st century.

 

Summary of document in more information below:
Diário da República, 2.ª série, Parte C, n.º 174, 11 de setembro de 2019, Despacho Normativo n.º 20/2019.
The document incorporates updates to ISCTE's statutes, emphasising its mission in research, education, public engagement, and internationalisation. It details the governance structures, including the Conselho Geral, Reitor, and Conselho de Gestão, along with their election, mandate, and competence rules. It underscores principles of academic freedom, transparency, and accountability, ensuring strategic oversight and organisational integrity.