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    Universidade Nova de Lisboa

    Master in Process Development and Monitoring

    Lisbon, PortugalTaught in PortugueseOpen to international students

    About Master in Process Development and Monitoring

    Universidade Nova de Lisboa offers a master's program called Process Development and Monitoring. This program is located in Lisbon. Students will learn about Green Chemistry and Biotechnology. They will study how these fields help develop and optimize processes. This is relevant for the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

    The program is a master's degree. Universidade Nova de Lisboa is the awarding institution. The program is based at the Campus de Campolide in Lisbon.

    About Universidade Nova de Lisboa

    Universidade Nova de Lisboa, also known as NOVA, is located in Portugal. It is a public university. NOVA offers a Pre-University Programme called SUPERNOVA. This programme is designed for international students. It helps them prepare for higher education in Europe. The programme provides academic skills for bachelor's degrees. It also offers access to NOVA or its partner universities.

    The university is known for its global and civic mission. It aims to serve society through excellent teaching and research. NOVA is committed to a strong sense of community. It respects human rights and values honesty and integrity. The university also emphasizes public service and inclusion. NOVA is part of the EUTOPIA alliance. This alliance connects ten European universities with shared values.

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