List of Studies
- Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics Department
- Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering, (EUR-ACE SCD accredited)
- Computers and Telematic Engineering
- Information Technologies and Systems
- Chemistry Department
- Biochemistry
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemistry, (Chemistry Eurobachelor Label accredited)
- Physics Department
- Physics
- Physics Engineering
- Ceramics and Glass Department
- Materials Engineering
- Sciences for Education Department
- Basic Education
- Psychology
- Biology Department
- Biology
- Biology and Geology
- Environment Department
- Environmental Engineering
- Sea Sciences
- Communication and Arts Department
- Design
- Music
- New Communication Technologies
- Management and Industrial Engineering Department
- Economy
- Industrial Management and Engineering
- Management
- Tourism
- Civil Engineering Department
- Civil Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering Department
- Mechanical Engineering
- Geosciences Department
- Geological Engineering
- Languages and Cultures Department
- Languages and Business Relations
- Languages and Editorial Studies
- Languages, Literature and Cultures
- Translation
- Mathematics Department
- Mathematics
- Health Sciences Autonomous Section
- Biomedical Sciences
- Justice and Political Sciences Autonomous Section
- Justice Technician
- Public Administration
- Higher Education School of North Aveiro (ESAN) (polytechnic sector)
- Technology and Product Design
- Administration and Accounting Institute of the Aveiro University (ISCA-UA) (polytechnic sector)
- Accounting
- Finances
- Justice Technician
- Marketing
- Public Administration
- Higher Education Technological and Management School of Águeda (ESTGA) (polytechnic sector)
- Commerce
- Documentation and Archives
- Electrical Engineering
- Information Technologies
- Public and Local Management
- Secretariat Technician
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