A unique interdisciplinary program, combining the knowledge and experience of renowned health and communication professionals to foster the development of skills that address communication challenges in the sector.
The existence of a Postgraduate Program in Communication in Health is essential in an increasingly interconnected world filled with information.
In a sector where clarity and accuracy of communication can save lives, this program plays a vital role in training professionals capable of translating technical and scientific knowledge for diverse audiences, positively influencing public health decisions and individual behaviors.
By combining in-depth health knowledge with effective communication strategies, the Postgraduate Program empowers students to combat misinformation, strengthen health campaigns, promote healthy behaviors, and bridge the gap between specialists and society.
It aims to be a valuable opportunity for developing skills that not only expand the professional horizons of each participant but also contribute to making a significant impact on collective health and well-being.
The learning objectives aim to deepen students’ knowledge and develop competencies related to the principles and best practices in health communication, ensuring strategic planning and evidence-based approaches.
In particular:
The target audience of this Postgraduate Program includes all professionals who use or will use communication as a tool for health prevention, management, and promotion of health and well-being in various contexts, including:
The Postgraduate Program in Health Communication combines theoretical and practical classes, webinars with national and international experts, and student-led seminars, organized into seven thematic modules (see below).
It also includes four practical workshops that develop specific skills such as graphic design, the use of data visualization tools, the creation of clear and engaging narratives, and the implementation of effective strategies for communication with the media and the general public.
Throughout the program, students will receive guidance in developing a health communication project for a real-world context/case, with the final work presented at a concluding seminar before a panel of relevant entities in the field of health communication.
There is a possibility for students’ developed content to be featured in media outlets.
Ana Figueira (FCSH NOVA) | Ana Margarida Barreto (FCSH NOVA) | Débora Miranda (Health Communication Consultant) | Ivone Ferreira (FCSH NOVA) | Mónica Menezes (FCSH NOVA)
Planeamento Estratégico e Avaliação
Literacia em Saúde
Campanhas de Sensibilização e Mudança Comportamental
Comunicação com Utentes
Relações Públicas e Mobilização Social
Comunicação de Crise e Catástrofe
Redes Sociais e Comunicação Digital
Workshop I - Storytelling
Workshop II - Data Science e Visualização de Informação
Workshop III - Comunicação de Evidência
Workshop IV - Media Trainning
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Online
Friday | 17:30 - 21:10
In-person or online (previously defined in the schedule)
Saturday | 9:30 - 13:10
The course will run for 5 months (February-June) in a hybrid model, with synchronous online classes (75%) and in-person classes (25%).
The in-person classes will take place at the ENSP NOVA facilities on Avenida Padre Cruz, in Lisbon. The online classes will be conducted in a virtual classroom created for this purpose. The Moodle platform will be used to provide all resources to support students, as well as for the submission of assessment assignments.
Applications must be submitted exclusively online by completing the application form available on the Application Portal.
- 21 January
- 23 January
30 January - 3 February
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Payment can be made in full at the time of enrollment or according to the following installment plan:
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