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Employment and Inclusion Project. Disability and Illness in Society 5.0 – E&I

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN) 2030 Agenda include the realization of the concept of decent work and the guarantee of adequate levels of workplace protection for people in more vulnerable situations, particularly workers with disabilities (SDG 8.5).

Project’s email address: employment.inclusion@ulusofona.pt

Project Youth 4 True Green (Y4TG)

Youth 4 True Green Project: Empowering Young Consumers for the Ecological Transition

The European Green Deal establishes as one of its fundamental goals the transition to a circular economy. Achieving this objective requires the implementation of measures that prevent companies from making misleading claims about the environmental merits of their products, a practice known as greenwashing.

The life of the criminal offence - Portugal/Germany/Brazil Comparative Law Project

Start: January 2025 /Anfang: Januar 2025

This project aims to establish a trilateral dialogue between Portugal, Germany and Brazil on the General Part of the Penal Codes. As these countries share a common conceptual and dogmatic language, the aim is to carry out a comparative law analysis of the main dogmatic concepts of the general offence theory, in order to provide a narrative that explores not only the similarities, but also the differences, thus contributing to the development of the criminal law dogmatics of the three countries and to a better application of criminal law.

TrabJus 2.0 – Sustainability and Social Justice

Under the established TrabJus brand, the "Sustainability and Social Justice" project emerges as a space for the convergence of ideas and interests, promoted by the Francisco Suárez Center for Advanced Studies in Law (CEAD). This initiative is designed to address, in an interdisciplinary manner, issues directly related to labor law, procedural labor law, occupational health and safety, and social security law, while also welcoming researchers from related fields.

Jean Monnet Module - Data.PT

The Faculty of Law, through CEAD Francisco Suárez, is proud to announce the launch of the Data.PT project, funded by the Erasmus+ program through a Jean Monnet Module. This innovative project aims to promote the in-depth study of data regulation and related European Union public policies, contributing to a greater understanding and development of effective regulatory strategies.