DO YOU WANT TO BE THE FACE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LISBON?
Do you proudly wear your ULisboa shirt and want to show it off to the World?
Are you that friend who is always talking about academic life and how great it is studying in Lisbon?
Every time you see your cousin, do you try to persuade him into studying at the biggest Portuguese University?
TO APPLY, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS:
CHOOSE A (GREAT) PHOTO
RECORD A SHORT VIDEO TELLING US ABOUT YOURSELF AND WHY YOU WANT TO JOIN
APPLY UNTIL 24th SEPTEMBER
Being a ULisboa ambassador is a great way of getting to know the inner workings of the University, allowing us to learn more about how everything comes together.
It’s also an excellent opportunity to network, not only with those who work daily to keep the University running smoothly, but also with fellow students from other degrees. It’s an experience that gives us tools for the future and enriches us personally.
Being a ULisboa student ambassador is both an honour and a responsibility. It means I represent not only myself, but also the image of the University and that of my degree. By playing this role, I have the chance to show the world ULisboa’s academic excellence, cultural diversity and student life. To me, it's simultaneously a learning and personal growth process, and a platform to support and help others.
Representing the University of Lisbon as an ambassador is an honour.
Being an ambassador has contributed to my growth, not only through meeting students from all sorts of backgrounds, but also by allowing me to feel more comfortable in expressing my ideas and presenting my image through photos and videos.
I have always felt welcomed by colleagues, professors and the academic community in general, and I’m grateful to now be one of the voices showcasing the remarkable and inclusive student integration of ULisboa.
The challenge of being an ULisboa ambassador is, without a doubt, worth it. Being able to share what ULisboa is like through my own experience is a privilege. ULisboa has all the resources for its students to succeed, both personally and academically. For this reason, being an ambassador means returning everything ULisboa has given me.
