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University of Évora and patrons supported 81 students in economic hardship in 2025/2026

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 17:34

The University of Évora and a group of patrons supported 81 students in economic hardship during the 2025/2026 academic year. The total financial support provided amounted to 177,470 euros. This amount was made possible thanks to the contribution of 16 patrons, which include both private and public institutions and entities. The program aims to help students in economic difficulties continue their studies at the institution.

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The 81 supported students directly benefit from conditions to continue their studies at the University of Évora, avoiding school dropout for economic reasons. The total amount and the number of patrons involved demonstrate a strengthening of the partnership between the institution and the private sector in the Alentejo region.

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