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More than 40 companies are located in the ‘Rumo’ of the students of the Catholic Port
Publication: ECO
Author: Susana Pinheiro
Source published: 06/11/2026, 21:00:10 UTC
Briefing created: 07/11/2026, 08:13:25 UTC
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Briefings
The University of Porto's Católica hosts a 2026 employment fair called 'Rumo' on November 11-12, bringing 64 companies from banking, technology, and industry to the campus. The event offers student access to internships, jobs, and direct recruiter contact across diverse sectors including finance, healthcare, and law. Isabel Braga da Cruz, the university's rector, confirmed the initiative aims to connect students with professional opportunities and highlight valued skills. The fair covers multiple career paths and is open to students in arts, biology, law, economics, health sciences, and theology.
Key points
- The Católica University of Porto is hosting the 'Rumo' employment fair on November 11-12, 2026, featuring 64 companies from banking, technology, and industry sectors.
- The fair includes direct contact with recruiters and internship opportunities across diverse fields such as finance, healthcare, and law, with participation open to students in arts, biology, law, economics, health sciences, and theology.
Context
This event is part of the University of Porto's annual employment fair initiative, designed to bridge the gap between students and the job market. The fair aims to provide students with a comprehensive view of professional opportunities and the challenges they will face, fostering direct connections with key industry players.
Limitations
The evidence covers only the 2026 event scheduled for November 11-12. It does not specify the total number of companies or the exact number of students participating. The scope is limited to the specific sectors mentioned (banking, technology, industry) and does not include data on past years or future projections.
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