António Manuel Duarte

António Manuel Duarte is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Lisbon, specializing in Educational Psychology and Psychology of Art. He teaches modules such as Psychology of Art, Psychology of Learning, Research Seminar, Psychoeducational Interventions, and Learning and Management of Personal Competences in Higher Education. His research focuses on learning approaches, conceptions of learning, and the intersection of art with educational practices.

• Academic Leadership: Member of the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Psychology and editorial board member for multiple scientific journals.
• International Collaborations: Participates in international research groups and has consulted for UNESCO and the Organization of Ibero-American States (OEIA).
• Research Grants: Leads projects funded by the European Commission, FCT (Portugal), and Spain's Ministry of Science and Innovation, including "Developing University Students’ Well-Being through Mentoring" (2022–2024).

His scholarly output spans health humanities, rural education dynamics, and metacognitive strategies, with notable publications analyzing sensory processing cues in ancient Greek art and critical learning theories in Brazilian vocational education. While awards or specific student names aren't detailed, his 15 most recent articles reveal a thematic focus on:

• Art's role in cognitive development
• Well-being in higher education
• Medical education innovations
• Metacognition and learning strategies
• Global educational systems analysis
• Interdisciplinary psychosocial research