1.046 vagas em cursos gratuitos de graduação para estudar Engenharia, Logística, Computação e mais

1,046 Spots Available in Free Undergraduate Courses to Study Engineering, Logistics, Computing, and More

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Published on 17/12/2024 at 16:52

O Instituto Federal-IFG oferece 1.046 vagas em cursos gratuitos de graduação. Inscreva-se e conquiste sua vaga em engenharia, licenciaturas e mais.

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The Federal Institute-IFG Offers 1,046 Places in Free Undergraduate Courses. Apply and Secure Your Place in Engineering, Teaching Degrees, and More.

The Federal Institute of Goiás (IFG) is accepting applications UNTIL TOMORROW for the ENEM Entrance Exam 2025/1. With 1,046 places in free undergraduate courses, this opportunity covers various fields of knowledge, offering high-quality education at no cost.

This selection process uses ENEM scores (from 2013 to 2024) for classification and includes spots for general competition and affirmative actions, ensuring inclusion and diversity.

Objective and Modality of the Course

The free courses aim to train highly skilled professionals in technical and academic areas. Offered in-person, the undergraduate courses have a workload of up to 10 semesters.

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Places and Offer Locations

The total of 1,046 places is distributed among the 14 campuses of the Federal Institute-IFG. Check below the table with the locations and the number of places per course:

CAMPUS	COURSES	SHIFT	PLACES
Águas Lindas	Degree in Biological Sciences	Evening	21
Anápolis	Bachelor’s in Computer Science	Morning	28
	Bachelor’s in Civil Mobility Engineering	Morning	28
	Degree in Social Sciences	Evening	28
	Degree in Chemistry	Evening	28
	Technology in Logistics	Evening	28
Aparecida de Goiânia	Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering	Evening	21
	Degree in Dance	Evening	25
	Degree in Bilingual Pedagogy	Evening	15
Cidade de Goiás	Bachelor’s in Agronomy	Afternoon	21
	Bachelor’s in Film and Audiovisual	Evening	25
	Degree in Visual Arts	Evening	25
Formosa	Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering	Evening	21
	Degree in Biological Sciences	Evening	21
	Technology in Systems Analysis and Development	Morning	21
Goiânia	Bachelor’s in Environmental and Sanitary Engineering	Morning	21
	Bachelor’s in Cartographic and Surveying Engineering	Morning	21
	Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering	Evening	21
	Bachelor’s in Control and Automation Engineering	Morning	21
	Bachelor’s in Transportation Engineering	Morning	21
	Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering	Evening	21
	Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering	Morning	21
	Bachelor’s in Chemistry	Evening	21
	Bachelor’s in Information Systems	Evening	21
	Bachelor’s in Tourism	Evening	21
	Degree in Physics	Afternoon	28
	Degree in History	Afternoon	28
	Degree in Letters – Portuguese	Afternoon	25
	Degree in Mathematics	Afternoon	21
	Degree in Music	Afternoon	25
Goiânia Oeste	Degree in Pedagogy	Evening	25
Inhumas	Bachelor’s in Food Science and Technology	Evening	25
	Bachelor’s in Software Engineering	Evening	28
	Degree in Chemistry	Evening	25
Itumbiara	Bachelor’s in Control and Automation Engineering	Afternoon	25
	Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering	Afternoon	25
	Degree in Chemistry	Evening	25
Jataí	Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering	Evening	21
	Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering	Morning	21
	Degree in Physics	Evening	21
	Technology in Systems Analysis and Development	Evening	21
Luziânia	Bachelor’s in Information Systems	Evening	24
Luziânia	Degree in Chemistry	Evening	28
Senador Canedo	Bachelor’s in Production Engineering	Afternoon	28
Uruaçu	Bachelor’s in Civil Engineering	Afternoon	21
	Degree in Chemistry	Evening	21
	Technology in Systems Analysis and Development	Evening	21
Valparaíso	Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering	Evening	25
Valparaíso	Degree in Mathematics	Evening	25

Selection Process for Free Courses

Candidates for the free courses will be selected based on ENEM scores. There are reserved places for affirmative actions, such as public quotas for students from schools, black, brown, indigenous, quilombola, and people with disabilities. The analysis of supporting documents will be carried out via upload on the official portal of the Federal Institute-IFG.

Requirements for Application

Candidates must have completed or be in their final year of high school. It is necessary to have a personal CPF and meet technical requirements, such as internet access for document submission. The Federal Institute-IFG emphasizes that the process is entirely online and free of charge.

Registrations for Free Courses

Registrations are open until December 18, 2024 on the official IFG website. Access ifg .edu .br /estudenoifg to fill out the form and submit the documentation. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to secure your degree at an institution of excellence! ANNOUNCEMENT

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Samuel

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20/12/2024 12:21

Moro em outro estado, o curso será totalmente EAD ou se fará necessário encontros presenciais

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Francisco

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17/12/2024 19:52

Olá,
Pretendo fazer um dos cursos, mas não sou brasileiro. É possível inscrever-me?

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Francisco

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19/12/2024 06:33

Bom dia. Para estes cursos não será possível que te inscrevas pois há a necessidade de fazer o ENEM-Exame nacional do ensino médio- cuja avaliação foi em novembro. Com a nota desse exame pode-se concorrer a essas vagas.

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1,046 Spots Available in Free Undergraduate Courses to Study Engineering, Logistics, Computing, and More

The Federal Institute-IFG Offers 1,046 Places in Free Undergraduate Courses. Apply and Secure Your Place in Engineering, Teaching Degrees, and More.

Objective and Modality of the Course

Places and Offer Locations

Selection Process for Free Courses

Requirements for Application

Registrations for Free Courses

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1,046 Spots Available in Free Undergraduate Courses to Study Engineering, Logistics, Computing, and More

The Federal Institute-IFG Offers 1,046 Places in Free Undergraduate Courses. Apply and Secure Your Place in Engineering, Teaching Degrees, and More.

Objective and Modality of the Course

Places and Offer Locations

Selection Process for Free Courses

Requirements for Application

Registrations for Free Courses

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He transformed an abandoned plastic water tank into an underground house in the “hobbit hole” style, using only repurposed pallet wood, without heavy machinery or expensive labor.

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