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Changing Student Finance

Help us understand the finance habits of university students in Portugal so that we know what to build to help.

We're a small team researching how university students think and feel about money - we want to listen - no right or wrong answers.

Fill in this short form and you might be selected for a 30-minute conversation in Lisbon. Everyone who interviews gets entered into a draw for a Starbucks gift card.

What's your name?

What is your email address?

What is your WhatsApp Phone number?

How old are you?

17 or younger

18–20

21–23

24 or older

Are you currently attending a university? Which one?

What's your student situation?

I'm a Portuguese student living at home

I'm a Portuguese student living away from home

I'm an international student (from another country, living alone)

Other

What's your main source of income right now? (Select all that apply)

Family support / allowance

Scholarship or grant

Part-time job

Student loan

Savings

Other

How would you describe your financial situation as a student?

I'm generally comfortable - I can cover my expenses without much stress

I get by, but I have to be careful

I often feel financially stretched or stressed

It varies a lot month to month

Other

How would you describe your relationship with money?

I feel in control and rarely stress about it

I think about it often but don't always know what to do

It stresses me out quite a bit

I try not to think about it too much

Do you currently use any app or tool to manage your money?

Yes, I use an app regularly (e.g. Splitwise, a budgeting app)

I use something more informal (e.g. simple spreadsheet, notes app)

No, I don't track my spending

Please fill this link with times when you are available for a 30-minute in-person conversation in Lisbon

https://timeful.app/e/b5Aaf

Anything else you'd like to share about your experience with money as a student or anything you would like us to know?

Thanks for filling this in! We'll reach out within a few days if we'd like to schedule a conversation. Either way, we really appreciate you taking the time.