Tiago Brandão Rodrigues

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Tiago Brandão Rodrigues


Minister of Education
Incumbent
Assumed office 26 November 2015
Prime Minister	António Costa
Preceded by	Margarida Mano

Personal details
Born	1977 Braga, Portugal^[1]
Alma mater	University of Coimbra

Tiago Brandão Rodrigues (born 1977) is a Portuguese politician serving as Minister of Education since 26 November 2015^[update].^[1] He has a PhD in biochemistry from the University of Coimbra. Rodrigues was elected by the Viana do Castelo constituency to the Assembly of the Republic in 2015.^[1]

References

^ ^a ^b ^c "Tiago Brandão Rodrigues". portugal.gov.pt. Archived from the original on 8 September 2018. Retrieved 8 September 2018.

Government of Portugal

Prime Minister

Luís Montenegro

Ministers

Presidency	António Leitão Amaro
Foreign Affairs	Paulo Rangel
National Defence	Nuno Melo
Internal Administration	Margarida Blasco
Justice	Rita Júdice
Finance	Joaquim Miranda Sarmento
Parliamentary Affairs	Pedro Duarte
Economy and Maritime Affairs	Pedro Reis
Culture	Dalila Rodrigues
Education, Science and Innovation	Fernando Alexandre
Labour, Solidarity and Social Security	Maria do Rosário Ramalho
Health	Ana Paula Martins
Environment and Energy	Maria da Graça Carvalho
Infrastructure and Housing	Miguel Pinto Luz
Territorial Cohesion	Manuel Castro Almeida
Agriculture and Food	José Manuel Fernandes
Youth and Modernization	Margarida Balseiro Lopes

XXI Constitutional Government of Portugal (2015–2019)

Prime Minister

António Costa

Ministers

Foreign Affairs	Augusto Santos Silva (2015–2019)
Premiership and Administrative Modernisation	Maria Manuel Leitão Marques (2015–2019) Mariana Vieira da Silva (2019)
Finance	Mário Centeno (2015–2019)
National Defence	José Alberto Azeredo Lopes (2015–2018) João Gomes Cravinho (2018–2019)
Internal Administration	Constança Urbano de Sousa (2015–2017) Eduardo Cabrita (2017–2019)
Justice	Francisca Van Dunem (2015–2019)
Minister Adjunct	Eduardo Cabrita (2015–2017) Pedro Siza Vieira (2017–2019)
Culture	João Soares (2015–2016) Luís Filipe Castro Mendes (2016–2018) Graça Fonseca (2018–2019)
Science, Technology and Higher Education	Manuel Heitor (2015–2019)
Education	Tiago Brandão Rodrigues (2015–2019)
Labour, Solidarity and Social Security	José António Vieira da Silva (2015–2019)
Health	Adalberto Campos Fernandes (2015–2018) Marta Temido (2018–2019)
Planning and Infrastructure	Pedro Marques (2015–2019) Nelson de Souza (2019; as Minister of Planning) Pedro Nuno Santos (2019; as Minister of Infrastructure and Housing)
Economy	Manuel Caldeira Cabral (2015–2018) Pedro Siza Vieira (2018–2019)
Environment	João Pedro Matos Fernandes (2015–2019; from 2018 as Minister of the Environment and of Energy Transition)
Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development	Luís Capoulas Santos (2015–2019)
Sea	Ana Paula Vitorino (2015–2019)

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