The University of Lisbon (Portuguese: Universidade de Lisboa, English: University of Lisbon) is a higher public research institution located in Portugal.

With a history of more than 700 years, excellent scientific research and high education level, a large number of outstanding talents in the fields of literature, art, politics and science have been trained, such as Femando Pessoa, a representative figure of Portuguese symbolic poetry in the later period.

Antonio Egas moniz, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, is also a professor of medical school. Its School of Economics and Management has passed AACSB and AMBA certification and is also a member of EFMD. It is also an international partner of Guanghua School of Management of Peking University, Beijing Normal University and Tongji University.

Lisbon University is an important town of teaching, scientific research, innovation, literature and art in southern Europe. In recent years, the Business School of Lisbon University has launched cutting-edge scientific and technological cooperation projects with many top universities in the world, such as Britain, the United States, France and Spain.

ULisboa has 18 departments, 100 scientific research units and more than 50,000 teachers and students. Among them, there are 47,794 students and 3,369 teachers (82.7% are doctors).

There are 368 full-time researchers, 265,438+006 non-academic personnel, 745 research scholarship winners and more than 400 degree courses. It is an important teaching, research, innovation, sports, culture and art center in southern Europe.