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doctoral program in the area of Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or Physics, a requirement to be duly proven at the time of signing the contract. or - Holder of an academic degree enrolled in a
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) NORTE2030-FEDER-02717100, co-financed by the European Union through the NORTE 2030 Regional Program, of Portugal 2030, under the following conditions: Scientific Area: Chemical Engineering Admission
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: Candidates who cumulatively meet the following two requirements may apply for this grant: Requirement 1: - Be a student enrolled in a doctoral program in the area of Civil Engineering or Architecture, a
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place: The work will be developed at the Department of Civil Engineering and Georesources of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP), under the scientific supervision of Professor
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: Requirement 1: - Be a student enrolled in a doctoral program in the area of Civil Engineering, a requirement to be duly proven at the time of signing the contract. or - To be enrolled in a non-academic degree
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1 Oct 2025 Job Information Organisation/Company FEUP Department Human Resources Division Research Field Engineering » Computer engineering Computer science » Other Researcher Profile First Stage
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doctoral program in the area of Mechanical Engineering, a requirement to be duly proven at the time of signing the contract. or - Holder of an academic degree enrolled in a non-academic degree course
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for this grant: Requirement 1: - Be a student enrolled in a doctoral program in the area of Mechanical Engineering or related area, a requirement to be duly proven at the time of signing the contract. or - Holder
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: Candidates who cumulatively meet the following two requirements may apply for this grant: Requirement 1: - Be a student enrolled in a doctoral program in the area of Civil Engineering, a requirement to be duly
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cumulatively meet the following two requirements may apply for this grant: Requirement 1: - Be a student enrolled in a doctoral program in the area of Civil Engineering, a requirement to be duly proven