Universidade Europeia seeks to promote student participation in academic life through activities outside the classroom, in student clubs and associations, competitions, awards, among others.
University activities are extracurricular activities open to the entire academic community. In addition to organising workshops, lectures and conferences, our institution organises the following types of activities: cultural, sports, educations, cooperative and leisure.
By participating in these activities, the student will gain a broad view of the world that will enrich their education and make them stand out when they leave the University to forge their professional and personal paths.
One way to join the community and get to know other students, learn and develop skills is through participation in the student association or groups. Student groups are created and managed by and for the students.
These groups aim to offer a dynamic, fun and, above all, student-focused academic experience.
Universidade Europeia’s Students Association (AEUE)
AEUE is body representing the students of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology and the Online Faculty, which has the aim of helping students in different contexts and carrying out activities of an academic or recreational nature. AEUE by Students for Students!
Angolan Students Association (NEAUE)
The NEAUE is an organisation of Angolan students from Universidade Europeia that aims to represent the institution’s Angolan student community and foster cooperation and good relationships between students, faculty, management and administration. This is achieved through activities such as: colloquia, seminars, study visits, cooperation and agreements with companies or professionals in the area.
HRM Student Centre (NGRH)
NEGRH aims to be the voice of HRM students. Its main objective is to work with students to start a project that improves the practice and quality of teaching and increases the level of education and involvement with the Human Resources area.
Association of Psychology Students at Universidade Europeia (NEPUE)
NEPUE is a structure led by students of the Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Psychology at Universidade Europeia and aims to strengthen the connection between the students and the professional world, as well as to provide a more enriching and inclusive academic experience.
Association of Law Students at Universidade Europeia (NEDUE)
NEDUE represents students attending the Law Degree at Universidade Europeia, by defending their rights, duties and interests. This centre carries out activities related to Law, such as seminars, workshops and study visits, in order to promote the legal, civic, scientific and cultural training of students. Currently, it promotes the Law course with other associations, namely the National Council of Law Students ("CNED") and the Portuguese Arbitration Moot Association ("PAMA").
Nucleus of Management Students at Universidade Europeia (NEG-EU)
The NEG-EU is responsible for representing all Bachelor’s and Master’s students in Management at Universidade Europeia. Its mission is to make the academic experience an unforgettable experience by promoting the civic, technical and cultural training of students.
Tuna da Universidade Europeia
Tuna da Universidade Europeia emerged in 2013, following changes in the University itself and inherited from its previous version, Tunilingus (Tuna Académica do ISLA Lisboa), the spirit, passion for music and bohemianism.
Internally we cultivate camaraderie and unity, living every day governed by our motto: "Alis Volat Propriis" - Fly with your own wings - the fruit of the independence that characterises us.
ELSA
The European Law Students' Association of the Universidade Europeia, also known as ELSA U.Europeia, is a local branch of ELSA.
Its objectives are to represent members of ELSA Portugal and defend their interests; to develop leading activities to a greater connection with and integration of students into the professional environment, and the legal, civic, cultural and academic realities; and to promote the legal, civic, cultural and scientific training of its members, as well as their cooperation in the academic and professional field; and cooperate with all national and foreign organisations in activities related to its objectives, and whose principles do not contradict its Statutes.
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The entity responsible for processing personal data is ENSILIS, EDUCAÇÃO E FORMAÇÃO UNIPESSOAL, LDA. (hereinafter ENSILIS) with NIPC 504 669 788 and headquartered in Quinta do Bom Nome, Estr. da Correia 53, 1500-210 Lisbon.
ENSILIS has formally appointed a Data Protection Officer, with the following communication channel enabled to communicate with them: dpo@universidadeeuropeia.pt.
ENSILIS seeks to apply the best market practices in terms of data protection and information security.
Likewise, it seeks to adopt the appropriate technical and organizational measures necessary to guarantee the confidentiality, integrity, availability and resilience of the Personal Data for which it is Responsible for Processing.
Without prejudice to the foregoing, applicable legislation will prevail over this Policy if – and to the extent that – it exceeds its standards, or imposes more stringent requirements and, finally, provides a greater degree of protection.
In cases where this Policy provides a greater degree of protection than applicable law or provides additional safeguards and rights for Data Subjects, this Policy will apply.
The Portuguese National Law on the Protection of Personal Data (Law no. 58/2019, of 8 August, hereinafter referred to as “LERGPD”) and the General Regulation on Data Protection (Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council of April 27, 2016, hereinafter referred to as “GDPR” or “Regulation”) ensure the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of Personal Data and the free movement of such data.
In legal terms, personal data is considered to be any “information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (“data subject”); An identifiable natural person is considered to be a natural person who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier, such as a name, an identification number, location data, electronic identifiers or one or more specific elements of the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person”.
This document describes the way in which ENSILIS defines itself internally and complies with applicable legislation on the protection of personal data, but may, however, be complemented by other procedures on Data Protection, which are defined and disclosed by ENSILIS, through the several channels available.
This Policy is intended to serve as guidance, whenever there are doubts regarding the processing of personal data in the different realities with which Data Subjects may be related.
In this sense, this Policy is intended for anyone who wants to understand how ENSILIS processes and protects the Personal Data of its Subjects, namely:
During the collection process, only the data absolutely necessary to fulfill the purpose of the informed collection, or related purposes, will be requested and under the assumption of the basis of lawfulness explained to the Data Subjects.
Personal Data may only be processed for specific purposes – or others, but only when related – communicated to the Data Subject at the time the data was originally collected. They will be:
ENSILIS, for the management and organization of the reception on its facilities, the library and the control of its facilities using video surveillance, collects and processes personal data, to:
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Library
Other facilities - Video surveillance
ENSILIS collects and processes personal data for the management of:
ENSILIS collects and processes personal data for the management of:
This processing sees as its main data processing activities the management of:
This processing sees as its main data processing activities support in:
ENSILIS collects and processes personal data for the management of:
In no case will Personal Data of racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, data relating to health and sexual life, genetic or biometric data be directly requested, except when, at the times in which the request occurs, the User Data Subject freely expresses their will and consent, or this is a legal obligation of ENSILIS.
Only fields marked with * will be mandatory fields, either arising from an existing legal obligation for that purpose, or in compliance with pre-contractual and contractual obligations.
The legal basis for this processing of Personal Data is:
If the Data Subject has to provide Personal Data from third parties, he/she guarantees that he/she is legally qualified to do so, that he/she has informed the person concerned about the processing of his/her data and undertakes to provide him/her with this Privacy Policy. In this case, the Data Subject will be solely responsible for complying with these obligations and applicable information duty.
ENSILIS may share data with entities in the group of companies that make up ENSILIS.
ENSILIS will use companies that provide services, namely cloud storage, email management, systems management and IT security, website development and maintenance, network security, hygiene and safety, among others.
Likewise, ENSILIS may share data with public entities that have legal legitimacy to process the data in question, such as DGES, Public Administration, Trade Union Entities, Banking Institutions, Insurance Companies, Travel Agencies, Training Entities, as well as auditors internal and external ENSILIS.
In any of the cases mentioned, ENSILIS declares that it has signed the respective Personal Data Processing Agreements with each service provider with access to personal data, in order to guarantee that the data will be processed in accordance with current legislation on protection. of Personal Data.
ENSILIS may also have to transmit Personal Data to entities that have legal legitimacy to process the data in question, when legally applicable.
The Data Subject declares and guarantees that he or she is at least 18 years of age.
If the student is a minor, they must be accompanied by their parental guardians to make informed decisions related to the contractual relationship with ENSILIS.
If consent is requested for any processing activity of a minor student, the minor student must ask their parental guardians to read and competently sign/manage the requested consent.
7. International Data Transfers
Personal Data may only be transferred to another entity outside the European Economic Area (EEA), if this transfer is in accordance with the principles of Data Protection and the other rules established in this policy and in the applicable laws and deliberations in matters of Protection. of Data.
As such, such a transfer can only occur if it is in accordance with the purpose for which the data was collected and if the transfer is necessary for that purpose.
When implementing this policy, ENSILIS will respect legal requirements that will impose specific conditions on International Transfers of Personal Data.
Therefore, Personal Data can only be transferred from an EEA country to countries outside the EEA (“third countries”) when the European Commission considers that they guarantee an adequate level of protection.
If the third country does not offer this level of protection, Personal Data may, as a general rule, only be transferred to that country if the data exporter and importer implement any of the appropriate guarantees set out in article 46, paragraph 2 and 3 GDPR.
Even so, the probability of ENSILIS making these transfers will be residual and, if it exists, it will do so by applying additional requirements.
Data Subjects have the prerogative to exercise the following rights:
Personal Data is processed with the level of protection legally required to guarantee its security and prevent its alteration, loss, unauthorized processing or access, taking into account the state of technology.
Access to the Personal Data of Data Subjects will always be carried out under the commitment of:
Personal Data will only be stored and processed for the period that is necessary or mandatory to fulfill the purposes described above, applying appropriate conservation criteria to each processing and in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory provisions and even the prescription of civil and criminal liability.
After the respective data retention period has elapsed, they will be deleted or made anonymous, when they should not be kept for a separate purpose that may prevail.
ENSILIS is not responsible for any acts or omissions of third parties, particularly regarding links to third-party websites/applications and their contents.
In the event of a merger, split, transformation, dissolution or insolvency of ENSILIS, Personal Data may be transmitted to third parties, as a commercial asset, always in compliance with applicable law and maintaining Data Subjects their rights, particularly regarding consent provided and the rights of opposition, access, rectification, erasure, limitation and portability.
In case of possible legislative changes, ENSILIS reserves the right to change this Policy at any time, so you should consult it whenever you use this application.
The Data Subject has the right to submit a complaint, if they consider there is a basis for doing so, in matters of Personal Data Protection, to the competent Supervisory Authority.
ENSILIS will update this document periodically, this being version 2.0.
The updates will be carried out as appropriate, seeking to respond to legislative changes, business needs and the development of the state of the art and technology, in order to keep the Data subject informed, so you should consult it regularly, if you want to know more information about how your data will be processed
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