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University welcomes new students with 300 activities

Diário de Aveiro10 September 2026 at 10:00

The university is holding a Welcome Week to receive new students. The event runs until September 11 and includes a total of 300 planned activities.

Among the planned activities, the traditional mega picnic stands out as one of the most anticipated initiatives by students arriving at the institution for the first time.

This integration week aims to facilitate the adaptation of new students to academic life, offering various social and networking activities.

The initiative marks the beginning of the academic year for students entering the university during this period.

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