Universidade Nova de Lisboa - Notable Professors and Students

Notable Professors and Students

People who have been awarded a degree by the New University of Lisbon or otherwise have attended or lectured in this university, include:

  • António Câmara, professor and entrepreneur.
  • António Chagas Rosa, composer.
  • Armando Vara, minister, politician, and banking executive. (did not graduate)
  • Carmona Rodrigues, professor, engineer, and politician.
  • Eduardo Condorcet, actor, musician, theatre director and film director.
  • Laura Gonçalves, Top 10 Finalist of Miss Universe 2011 Representing Portugal
  • Maria José Caldas, professor and entrepreneur.
  • Miguel Telles Antunes, palaeontologist.
  • Miguel Vale de Almeida, anthropologist, LGBT activist, and professor.
  • João Mário Grilo, film director and professor.
  • José Luís Peixoto, writer.
  • José Rodrigues dos Santos, writer, professor and journalist.
  • Octávio Mateus, paleontologist and biologist.
  • Ricardo Costa, journalist. (did not graduate)
  • Sunderasan Prabhakar, organic chemistry professor.

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