Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) Opens 85 Internship Positions With Scholarships of Up to R$ 787.98

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 25/04/2021 at 11:16

Updated on 29/04/2021 at 11:50

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Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) Is Opening Applications for a Selection Process with 85 Paid Internship Positions

On the last Monday (19), the Office of the Rector of the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) published a selection process notice to compete for 85 positions and form a reserve list for internship opportunities. Applications for the University’s internship will be free and will be open from April 24 to 30. The scholarship value for the internship will be R$ 787.98, and in addition, selected candidates will receive transportation assistance of R$ 10 per day.

How to Enroll in the UFPB Selection Process

Applications must be submitted through an electronic form where scanned copies (in PDF) of the documents specified in the notice will be attached. The University will reserve 30% of the internship positions for Black students and 10% of the internship positions for students with disabilities.

The internship positions are distributed among the following units:

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Check Out Some Free Courses Offered by UFPB

Library Science
Law
Civil Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Renewable Energy Engineering
Chemistry (Licentiate and Bachelor)
Technology in Sugar and Alcohol Production
Materials Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Public Management
Journalism
Industrial Chemistry
Archival Studies
Radio and Television
Administration
Actuarial Sciences
Architecture
Computer Science
Digital Media Communication
Languages (Licentiate)
Mechanical Engineering
Visual Arts (Licentiate and Bachelor)
Computational Mathematics
Chemical Engineering

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Prerequisites Established by UFPB to Participate in Internship Positions

To compete for the University internship positions, candidates must meet the proposed requirements. They are:

Be enrolled and have active attendance in a degree program at UFPB;
Have a GPA of 6.0 or higher;
Have completed up to 85% and at least 12% of the course workload by the application date;
Have availability of 4 hours daily and 20 hours weekly in the internship shift;
Not have participated in internships for a period equal to or longer than two years at UFPB, except for persons with disabilities;
Not receive any other scholarship from academic programs at UFPB.

The results of the selection process will be published starting May 18 on the UFPB website, and the expected date for the start of internship activities is June 19.

Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) Opens 85 Internship Positions With Scholarships of Up to R$ 787.98

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Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) Opens 85 Internship Positions With Scholarships of Up to R$ 787.98

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