Overview
Tuition-support scholarship for eligible higher-education students in Portugal with certified disability of at least 60%, open through 31 May 2027.
Complete scholarship details
DGES states that this scholarship reimburses tuition actually paid, up to the current maximum annual tuition grant used by FCT for doctoral study, currently €2,750. The award is independent of economic need and may be combined with the ordinary higher-education social-action scholarship. Payment is made as a single transfer after award.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must be enrolled in Portuguese higher education, hold a valid Multiuse Disability Medical Certificate showing disability of at least 60%, and have regularised tax and social-security status. The scheme covers eligible higher professional technical, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral study.
Tips for this scholarship
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Check eligibility, funding coverage, study/project level and every required document before investing time in the application.
- Prepare transcripts, references, language tests, proposal/motivation statement and proof documents early.
- Separate the scholarship deadline from any university/program admission deadline; they may be different.
- Treat “fully funded” as a source fact only when the official provider explicitly confirms the covered costs.
Verification notes
Verified against DGES’s current disability-scholarship guidance and the active online application area. DGES states the application period begins 25 June for the following academic year and closes 31 May of the relevant academic year. The €2,750 figure is a maximum reimbursement cap, not a guaranteed award.
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