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As part of the Development Studies Seminars 2026, organised by CEsA - Centre for Studies on Africa and Development (ISEG Research), a session will be held on “Mapping Urban Mobility: Theories, Methods, Imaginaries”.
This seminar will be a critical reflection on the dynamics of urban mobility, exploring different theoretical and methodological approaches and the imaginaries that shape the way urban spaces are experienced and represented. The session invites interdisciplinary discussion around the contemporary challenges of cities and forms of mobility.
Date:21 April 2026
Time: 20.00
Location: Room 106, Francesinhas 2, ISEG
Free participation, subject to room capacity.
ISEG has opened a call for tenders for mobility in the category of Senior Technician for the Research Projects Division of the Research and Development Directorate.
Deadline for applications: 30 April 2026
Further information here.
For further information, please contact the Human Resources Division at drh@iseg.ulisboa.pt.
On 23 April 2026, at 17.30, taking place in Auditorium 2, Quelhas (floor 2), at ISEG, will be a presentation of the book "Applied Mathematics for Economics and Management”, by Professor Carlos Silva Ribeiro, Retired Full Professor of the School.
Organised into 11 volumes and 79 chapters, the book is a comprehensive and structured contribution to teaching at undergraduate level, establishing itself as a reference in the area of applied mathematics for economics and management.
Participation is subject to prior registration here.
The Group LxDS - Lisbon Dynamical Systems Group (João Lopes Dias, Pedro Duarte, José Pedro Gaivão, Telmo Peixe, Alexandre Rodrigues, Pedro Soares) together with ISEG Research and CEMS.UL, is organising the LxDS Spring School’26 for three days (from May 27-29, 2026) on Dynamical Systems, which will take place at FCUL (Room C6.2.33).
The Spring School is organised around three mini-courses:
More than an academic event, this Spring School is a vibrant intergenerational platform. It is the ideal space to discuss innovative ideas, unlock ongoing research projects and master new concepts in a collaborative and stimulating environment. We therefore invite all researchers and students dedicated to dynamic systems to join us on this journey of knowledge sharing. If you would like to actively contribute to the programme, we are accepting proposals for 25-minute oral presentations - just get in touch with the organisers.
Participation is completely free of charge and open to the entire scientific community, although registration is mandatory. Don't miss the opportunity to take part in this event: consult the details here and ensure your presence using this form.
Would you like to be part of an incredible team and make ULisboa known to the world?
Ulisboa is looking for students - from all courses and study cycles - to show what ULisboa is like to those who are still deciding on their future.
To apply, all you need to do is:
Apply by 13 May 2026.
ISEG celebrates the 125th anniversary of the birth of Bento de Jesus Caraça with the opening of an exhibition dedicated to his life and work.
Mathematician, professor, science communicator and an unavoidable figure in Portuguese cultural and civic life, Bento de Jesus Caraça (1901-1948) guided his life by his commitment to the democratization of knowledge and his courageous intervention in the society of his time.
The exhibition is organized into four thematic blocks - Life, Work, Citizenship and Science - and brings together photographs and documents from Bento de Jesus Caraça's estate, deposited at the Mário Soares and Maria Barroso Foundation, as well as materials collected in the ISEG archives. It seeks to cover his career of cultural and scientific intervention, particularly in the context of ISC-ISCEF and the dissemination of knowledge, without forgetting his civic and political commitment, including the episode of his resignation from the University.
The opening session will feature institutional speeches, followed by a musical performance by a choral group of Cantes Alentejanos. A brief catalog of the exhibition will also be available, with texts by various authors.
The exhibition is on display at the ISEG Library until September 30, 2026.
ISEG has once again organised a series of workshops, Money Matters, a financial literacy initiative aimed at secondary school students, developed in partnership with the São João do Estoril School Group.
Throughout the 2025/2026 school year, the programme involved around 160 students, with practical sessions dedicated to essential topics such as investment, taxation, budget management and financial decision-making. The initiative sought to help young people understand fundamental concepts for their personal lives and future careers.
The closing session took place at ISEG on 15 April and was attended by the Minister of Education, Science and Innovation, Fernando Alexandre, and included the awarding of diplomas to the participants.
With this second edition, ISEG strengthens its commitment to the promotion of financial literacy and its connection to the community, helping to prepare young people for the challenges of the future.
At ISEG / ISEG Executive Education, we continue to believe that knowledge is an agent of transformation. We prepare professionals and leaders to face the challenges of a constantly evolving world, with an approach centred on people, innovation and positive impact.
We promote critical thinking, encourage a diversity of perspectives and value the proximity between students, members of faculty and organisations. More than training, we empower people to act, decide and lead with purpose.
To once again be recognised among the finalists of the Human Resources Awards is a source of great pride and validates our ongoing commitment to excellence, skills development and valuing human capital.
As previously, Human Resources magazine invites its readers to vote for the companies they consider to have performed best in various areas related to People Management.
Voting is now open. You can vote until 3 May HERE.
Join us as we share the main results, innovations and lessons learned from the SustInAfrica research project, highlighting how sustainable intensification approaches can improve productivity, resilience, ecosystem services, and market development in West and North Africa, and how these results can be taken forward into policy and practice.
SustInAfrica is an EU-funded Horizon 2020 research project which aims to empower West and North African smallholder farmers and small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to facilitate sustainable intensification of African farming systems, and to develop and deploy a reference framework on agricultural practices and technologies. Through seven interlinked work packages (WPs), the project is developed in 5 North and West African countries: Egypt, Tunisia, Niger, Ghana, and Burkina Faso.
The project's overarching approach is to assess the environmental, economic and social impacts of tested practices and technologies, and to develop strategies and sustainable business models that enable their scaling and adoption.
🎤 Our Speakers:
Idalina Dias Sardinha, Lisbon School of Economics & Management (ISEG) - WP1: Baseline analysis & monitoring system's design of farming systems.
Michael Schirrmann, Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy (ATB) Germany - WP2: Smart farming technologies for plant production.
Kwame Agyei Frimpong, University of Cape Coast, Ghana - WP3: ‘The targeted design & implementation of demonstration trials for resilient & sustainable agricultural production & delivery of ecosystem services’.
Adam Standring, Lisbon School of Economics and Management (ISEG), Portugal, WP4: Education & training approaches to sustainable agriculture.
Paul Wagstaff, Self Help Africa in Ireland - WP5: Sustainability, replicability and exploitation of successful practices.
🎙️ Moderated by: Giles Young, Senior Scientist at The Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), and Project Manager of SustinAfrica.
Register here