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'Funchal Sempre Melhor' Highlights 20% Increase in Higher Education Scholarships
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'Funchal Sempre Melhor' Highlights 20% Increase in Higher Education Scholarships

dnoticias.pt14 September 2026 at 12:43

The municipal group 'Funchal Sempre Melhor' states that Funchal is a municipality that supports knowledge and has placed education as a strategic priority. The Madeiran city council states that the increase in scholarships for higher education students is a reflection of this investment in education.

The statements were made near the Jesuit College, in the city of Funchal. Vera Duarte, representing the municipal group, highlighted the importance of this support for higher education students.

According to the responsible party, in the next Municipal Assembly session, the revision of the scholarship regulations will be discussed and voted on. This revision includes a 20% increase in this financial support for students.

The proposed increase aims to reinforce the municipality's commitment to education and access to higher education for students from Funchal, representing a significant investment in the academic development of the local community.

Why this matters

Higher education students and their families in Funchal will be directly affected by this 20% increase in scholarships. This decision follows the municipality's declared investment in education as a strategic priority and will be voted on at the next Municipal Assembly.

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