Portugal

Jumps will rise by inflation from the school year 2027/28. Students contest

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Briefings

A government announced that tuition fees for undergraduate courses will increase starting the 2027/28 academic year due to inflation, following seven years of frozen rates. The state plans to transfer an additional 47 million euros to higher education institutions to support this adjustment.

Key points

• Tuition fees for undergraduate courses will increase starting the 2027/28 academic year due to inflation.
• The government plans to transfer an additional 47 million euros to higher education institutions to support this adjustment.

Context

This policy change follows seven years of frozen tuition fees for undergraduate courses, with the government explicitly planning to reinforce transfers to higher education institutions.

Limitations

The evidence is a single article from October 2026 stating the planned increase and transfer amount. No specific dates for the increase, inflation figures, or student reaction details are provided in the source.

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