Student Guide FPUL

::LIBRARY::Mondays to Fridays, from 9.15am to 7pmSaturdays from 9.15am to 12.45 pm

The Library offers FP students the services and reference and informational resources they need for their academic trajectory. Its docu-ment collection includes over 35,000 books, hundreds of theses, over 1,300 paper journals and more than 1,100 audiovisual and mul-timedia documents. To sign up in the library simply go to the front desk and show your reg-istration paper.

• You may request up to 3 documents (including audiovisual documents) for up to 1 week (1st Cycle students) or 2 weeks (2nd and 3rd Cycle students). If the document you are looking for is out, you can always reserve it. You can renew your loan by telephone, via email or person-ally.

• Document copying and printing implies purchasing and loading a card at the ma-chine at the entrance of the Library.

• Interlibrary loans, both national and foreign.

• Consulting locally and borrowing multi-media and audiovisual documents.

• Loans of audiovisual materials and resources (computers equipped to view cd-rom’s and dvd’s), namely TVs, videos, audio recorders, video cameras and sup-plementary material.

• Computers for reference research and for consulting multimedia documents.

• Research on the SIBUL catalogue – Inte-grated System of Libraries of the Univer-sity of Lisbon.

• Research on major, full-text data bases specifically purporting to the fields of Psychology and Education (over 3,000,000 scientific articles), via the inte-grated portals Ebsco and B-ON, at the UL Campus, or via VPN if you are away from the University buildings. To access VPN follow the instructions in http://www.ul.pt/vpn.

• Access to the UL Repository, which comprises the scientific production of the university, including full-text theses.

• Support and guidance in reference research.

• Training sessions for users.

For more information see the library user’s guide, available on the FP site (www.fp.ul.pt), or go to the library.

::ELECTRONIC SERVICES::

• Google Docs: this product allows you to share documents with several users and co-edit them simultaneously. With Google Docs you can create and edit text documents, presentations and spreadsheets that are stored online and may be shared and edited by a set of us-ers simultaneously, thus avoiding various versions of the same document to be produced. http://docs.campus.ul.pt

• Forms: with this tool, you can create forms or inquiries and administer them in a matter of minutes and with practically no difficulty at all!

• Sites: now you can create personal sites for students, teachers, groups, events, departments, tasks, and so on. You just have to click on the link below, use your campus username and start creating sites. There are a series of pre-built templates to make it easier to start developing your site, but if you prefer to, or if you’re an advanced user, you can edit HTML. http://sites.campus.ul.pt

• Groups: the creation of a group in Google allows anyone who joins the group to share documents and participate in discussion forums. Groups can be private or public.

• Google Talk: this tool makes contact between colleagues and teachers easy, through Instant Messaging or video-conferencing.

Wireless Networkhttp://www.ul.pt/wirelessWireless broadband is available in the FP build-ing and in other buildings of the University. The conditions to use these wireless networks, in-formation on coverage maps and procedures can be found in the above address.

Acesso VPN (Virtual Private Network):

some services of the University of Lisbon, such as access to B-On (an online library where you can find the most recent and most quoted sci-entific papers), are only available if you are ac-tually at the UL Campus, in the physical space of the University. This means that at home you could not look up these papers. However, with VPN you can access all services from anywhere that has an internet connection. More infor-mation and configuration manuals available at:

http://www.ul.pt/vpn

Academic Portalhttp://fp.academicos.ul.pt

This Portal – NetP@- gives you access to a group of online services: applying for a post, registering, paying at the treasury, requesting diplomas, certificates, forms, consulting time-tables, exam maps and marks. It is essential that you consult this Portal regularly.

Campus@UL AccountVia one simple login, with your CAMPUS@UL account, you will have access to a variety of elec-tronic services provided by FP as a privileged form of communication with its students.

When you register you will be given* the ac-cess credentials to activate your Campus@UL Account.

* In attendance if you are a 1st cycle student or via the email address you provided when you applied, if you are a 2nd or 3rd cycle student. If you have not received these credentials, please contact suporte@fpie.ul.pt suporte@fpie.ul.pt.

Once you activate and configure the account, you can benefit from the following services:

Electronic mail** http://webmail.campus.ul.pt

With this service you have access to an email account with a capacity over 5GB. That will be your institutional email, through which you will receive information from the Faculty and from the University.

If you like, you can configure this account to redirect messages sent to another address that you are already using. Once you’re in your mailbox @campus.ul.pt choose: Settings > Forward> Forward and POP/IMAP> Forward a copy of the received email to… [write the ad-dress you want FP messages to be redirected to]

** The Campus email is a lifelong serv-ice that may be used even after you conclude your studies.

GOOGLE ServicesYou can access the Google Campus@UL serv-ices via the Campus mailbox. These are a group of collaborative functionalities for students and teachers to use:

• Calendar: shared with colleagues and teachers, it’s a great way to organize group work, meetings, and so on. http://calendar.campus.ul.pt

The STUDENT’s GUIDE is a welcome letter that contains useful information for this new phase in your academic life at the Faculty of Psychology (FP) of the University of Lisbon. We hope that, as you start this new academic path, you feel accompanied in the new challenges awaiting you, so that you create bonds with a new community and with new practices.

Keep up the good work! ::GABINETE DE APOIO PSICO-PEDAGÓGICO AO ESTUDANTE (GAPE)::

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: 10.30am to 12.30pm Tuesdays: 2pm to 4pm; Thursdays: 3pm to 6pm

GAPE (Gabinete de Apoio Psico-Pedagógico ao Estudante) contributes to the promotion of a successful academic trajectory, by sup-porting students in key moments of their aca-demic course in the FP.

GAPE provides students with guidance, from the moment they enter the Faculty, support-ing them during the registration process and organizing welcome activities, particularly Mentorship programs for national and foreign students, as well as workshops for the devel-opment of academic and/or psycho-social skills.

Throughout the students’ academic trajecto-ry, GAPE organizes different formative actions and activities aimed at promoting their psy-cho-social well-being and personal develop-ment, through clinical and psycho-educational counseling sessions. Specific informative ac-tions are also carried out by its team members in spaces used by students (for instance, by the Bar and Student Association), helping out in issues of their everyday lives. In certain cas-es, GAPE also offers students a clinical service of individual or group counseling.

GAPE also promotes contact with the commu-nity in order to promote proximity between students and community life, through several activities in the field of volunteering.

In the last stage of the course, GAPE follows the process of professional integration of graduates, through specific training actions and through the promotion of various activi-ties, such as group meetings and sharing ex-periences with professionals from different fields of Psychology.

GAPE works in two different spaces:

• The Reception Space at the entrance of the Bar, next to the bookshop.

• Working and individual appointment spaces next to classroom 16.

For more information see the FP site, send an email to gape@fpie.ul.pt or go to the Recep-tion Space.

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::Informations:: ::Maps::

::Contacts::

ContactS

Faculdade de Psicologia Alameda da Universidade1649-013 LISBOATelephone | +351 21 794 36 55 Fax | +351 21 793 34 08 Electronic mail | geral@fp.ul.pt Website | http://www.fp.ul.pt

To keep up to date with FP’s scientific and pedagogic activities, you should:

• Use your Campus@UL Account; • Regularly consult the FP Portal at www.fp.ul.pt.

Other Services of the University of Lisbon The Social Services of the University of Lisbon (SASUL) provide useful services for the best aca-demic experience: food at student rates in several canteens in the city of Lisbon, ULness Acade-my where you can practice a variety of sports, health center, kindergarten, university residences, scholarships, and so on.

More information available at www.sas.ul.pt

::FIND YOUR WAY::

3rd Floor

Mondays to Friday, from 9am to 8pm Saturdays from 9am to 12.30pm

::STUDENT ASSOCIATION::

::Salas de Estudo::

Mondays to Fridays, between 10 am and 4 pm

The Student Association (SA) aims to represent FP students, contributing to their integration in academic life, enriching and organizing ac-tivities in terms of the students’ cultural and social life.

Throughout the school year, the SA carries out different activities, such as conferences, debates, workshops and get-togethers, while seeking to clarify doubts and questions as they arise.

Through the SA you can become part of sports teams, supported by the UL Sports Services (desporto@sas.ul.pt) and get information about artistic and cultural activities promoted by student groups of FP and UL.

Being a member of the SA implies several ben-efits. In order to become a member, simply go to the SA with your photo and enough to pay the yearly quota (defined at the start of the year).

Services and discounts for members:

• Students’ Reprography, where you can photocopy support documentation provided by teachers of the different cur-ricular units.

• Climepsi Bookshop, stationery and Bar.• Lockers and academic products (pins,

badges, ribbons, etc.).The SA is on the same floor as the Bar.

FP offers its students study spaces to support their academic activities.

The study rooms are organized in different spaces, each one meant to meet specific pur-poses:

• Study room I, for 1st Cycle students’ indi-vidual work, for up to 50 people.

• Study room II, destined for 1st Cycle stu-dents’ group work, for up to 20 people.

• Study room III, for 2nd and 3rd Cycle

students’ individual work, seating up to 48 people.

• Study room IV, for extra use in group work, for up to 24 people.

These rooms have air conditioning, internet and wi-fi access, and a computer staff member on hand.

Copies can be made provided you buy and load a card at the machine at the entrance of the Library (the same card used to copy and print documents in the Library).

STUDENT’S GUIDE

Ficha Técnica: Edição: Faculdade de Psicologia da Universidade de Lisboa Design: SPUL, Colaboração: Inêz Pedro | Tiragem: 2000 exemplares | Lisboa, 2010 Impressão: Gráfica Tipocasi, Lda

Classrooms and Labs

Library

Technology Rooms

Study Room III

2th (Entrance)Classrooms

Auditorium

Reprography (SA)

5 Administrative and Financial Division (Treasury)

6 Academic Division

Faculty Entrance

Acess to the Garden

Study Room I and II4

1st Floor

Book Shop

Terrace of the Bar

Student Association(SA)

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