NOVA University Lisbon actively contributes to tackle the SDG 3 from a multidisciplinary approach, engaging its 9 Academic Units. NOVA is commited to create value in healthcare by science production, innovative solutions and knowledge dissemination. NOVAhealth, a dedicated office at the Rectorate, promotes research collaborations among NOVA’s academic units, as well as with external partners from science, industry and Society. The Social Welfare Services provide health & wellbeing to NOVA’s students and staff: mental health (psychology and psychiatry) and nutricion support, sexual and reproductive healthcare, and sports.
- Partnerships and collaborations with health institutions
- Policies:
NOVA's 9 Academic Units develop programs and initiatives with direct impact in our community. Get in touch, participate!
Description | Calendar | Academic Unit |
List of activites promoted by the School (in portuguese): Avaliação Funcional Integrada; Exames Laboratoriais - Laboratório de Imunologia; Doseamento de Fármacos - Laboratório de Farmacologia; Molecular Biology Platform - Molecular Biology Service; Serviço de Biologia Celular; Pesquisa de Helicobacter Pylori;Teste de Intolerância à Lactose. |
Permanent | NMS |
Sexual and Reproductive Health List of activites promoted by the Students Union. |
Permanent | NMS - SU |
Health literacy and social cohesion in migrant populations
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2020 | ENSP - NOVA |
Promote health, lifestyle, and sport. |
2019 | ENSP-NOVA |
Event to collect Cigarette butts from the streets of Lisbon. |
2019 | NOVA FCSH |
NOVA contributes significantly to the research into the area of SDG3. Besides ONEIDA, learn more about the following research project:
The Discoveries CTR project aims to lay the foundations of a multipolar distributed research centre in Portugal in the area of regenerative and precision Medicine.
NOVA University Lisbon has a strong formative offer, distinguished by quality and variety, linked to the SDGs. It supports the integration of interdisciplinarity and sustainability in all our study cycles.
Contribution for SDG 3 in 2019:
Number of graduates in health professions |
735 |