Postgraduation Enology
The Postgraduate Course in Oenology is developed in close connection with the wine industry. The curriculum offers a multidisciplinary and complementary approach in several areas, namely production, planning, quality control, commercialization, and marketi Read more
Course formatIn-Person
Hours240h
Credits40 ECTS
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2ª Edição
2ª Edição
Coming SoonStart date 5 Feb, 2027End date 24 Jul, 2027Application start 30 Apr, 2026Application end 4 Feb, 2027
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What will I learn in this course?
What will I learn in this course?
The Postgraduate Course in Oenology is developed in close connection with the wine industry. The curriculum offers a multidisciplinary and complementary approach in several areas, namely production, planning, quality control, commercialization, and marketing. It develops scientific skills with a high practical component through laboratory classes, internships, and visits to wineries. This will allow students to develop in-depth knowledge in problem solving and in improving and adapting to the evolution of manufacturing processes, new technologies, testing, and even the creation of wineries in the global wine sector.
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Entry requirements and conditions
Entry requirements and conditions
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Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
The aim is for students to acquire professional skills through specialized and up-to-date training at both a scientific and technological level, associated with different techniques in winemaking, marketing, communication, quality, management, the environment, research and development, and legislation.
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Main reasons for choosing this course on ULusófona
Main reasons for choosing this course on ULusófona
- Develops advanced technical and scientific skills in viticulture, oenology, and sensory analysis, preparing qualified professionals for the wine sector.
- Complies with the requirements of Law No. 59/2009 and may be considered for the professional title of Winemaker, subject to evaluation by the Technical Commission.
- It allows for the professional enhancement and reorientation of graduates, boosting employability in wineries, cooperatives, agri-food companies, and laboratories.
- It promotes direct contact with the wine sector through partnerships with producers, research centers, and wine representative entities.
- It has a specialized teaching staff with recognized experience in the field of oenology, ensuring practical and up-to-date training.
- It offers a specialization that is valued nationally and internationally, strengthening the competitiveness of professionals in the global wine market.
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Program
Program
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Analytical Strategies and Techniques to Foster Wine Quality
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Cellars and Equipment
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Health and Safety in the Winery
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Introduction to Viticulture
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Microbiology
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Project
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Sensorial Analysis
4 ects -
Wine Conservation, Stabilization and Packaging
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Wine Management, Marketing and Selling
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Winemaking Techniques
4 ects
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Course Team
Course Team
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Career opportunities and career prospects
Career opportunities and career prospects
The Postgraduate Course in Oenology prepares professionals to work in multiple areas of the wine sector, including: Professional oenological activity, subject to recognition of the qualification by the Technical Commission provided for in Law No. 59/2009; Production and process management in wineries, cooperatives, and wine companies; Specialized consulting in winemaking, viticulture, and wine quality improvement; Work in oenological laboratories, namely in the analysis and quality control of wine products.
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Observations
Observations
Assessment Methods: Priority is given to continuous assessment, which is calculated as a weighted average of theoretical and practical knowledge in each course unit. If the student does not pass the continuous assessment, a final exam is taken, and the final grade will be that of the exam. Schedule Evening, Daytime Scheduled Hours 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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