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More than 11,000 Vacancies for the 2nd Phase of the Competition for Access to Higher Education; There Are Still Places for Aerospace Medicine and Engineering

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Updated list of places available for the 2nd phase of the national competition for access to higher education results from the non-registration of 4500 students who were placed in the 1st phase but who ended up not enrolling

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The 2nd phase of the national competition for access to Higher Education ends on September 20. See here the vacancies available, according to the editorial published this Monday, September 1, by the Institute for Higher Education.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Updated list of places available for the 2nd phase of the national competition for access to higher education results from the non-registration of 4500 students who were placed in the 1st phase but who ended up not enrolling

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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According to data from the Directorate-General, there are 345 vacancies at the University of Coimbra (including 25 in Nursing) and 540 at the Polytechnic University of Coimbra

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In total, there are 69 courses without vacancies available for the second phase

·Portugal
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Around 4500 students placed in the first phase were not enrolled, freeing up places for the second phase. Check here for available vacancies.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Computer Engineering and courses of the Polytechnic University of Bragança lead available places, while Medicine has exhausted vacancies in the first phase.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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