The successful completion of the International Studies Programme will grant you the Master’s Degree in International and European Law at the Porto School of Law of Universidade Católica and a specific International Studies Programme Diploma.

Students are required to be in Porto during the two academic semesters of the International Studies Programme. During the dissertation semester students are not required to be in Porto, since supervision may be carried out using online tools. On the other hand, this is a period when students may do practitioner or research internships.
The public discussion of the dissertation is face to face.

Access to the diploma is granted to those who pass the courses and seminars of the academic part of the programme, write their dissertation in English or, after authorization, in another foreign language, and obtain approval after the discussion of the dissertation. You will also obtain a Master's degree in International and European Law.

Merit Scholarships are awarded every semester.
Applicants with an application score equal to or greater than 15.00 (on a scale of 0 to 20) are eligible for a merit-based scholarship. Eligible students must submit a request to the School Board by February 15 in accordance with the stipulations present in the regulation.
This information does not exempt applicants from consulting the Regulation of the Merit Scholarships for Masters of Porto Faculty of Law, Universidade Católica Portuguesa

Yes. Successful completion of the International Studies Programme will grant you a Master’s degree in Law: International and European Law at the Porto School of Law of Universidade Católica.

Therefore, you can apply for CEJ, if you also hold a degree in Law.