English 
Spanish 
2 min read
0 comments
Are you thinking about expanding your knowledge without spending a penny? Well then, get ready! The University of São Paulo (USP), through the Faculty of Philosophy, Letters and Human Sciences (FFLCH), is offering an unmissable opportunity for those looking to improve in various areas of knowledge.
FFLCH-USP, renowned for its academic excellence, opens its virtual doors to offer 71 free courses with a total of 4.400 vacancies available.
Classes cover a wide range of topics, from feminism and gender issues to music history and literature analysis, covering contemporary topics such as Covid-19 pandemic e police violence. Registration, which began on July 23rd, closes today, the 31st, so don't waste time!
Among the courses offered are:
- Want to learn neuroscience for free, without leaving home and with a certificate from the MEC? The Ministry of Education has released 2,5 places in a new free online course without a selection process for all of Brazil
- ITA – Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica has opened registrations for dozens of new free online courses (EAD), with certificates and without a selection process for candidates of any age and from all over Brazil
- MEC offers free English and Spanish language courses entirely online
- Registration open for free technical courses at Senai until September 23; Don't miss this opportunity!
- “Horror cinema in the 70s: fascism, work and family”, which explores how the film genre reflects and criticizes social and political aspects.
- “Introduction to contemporary literature by black authors in Portugal”, offering a perspective on black voices in Portuguese literature.
- “Indian Hindu mythology: the 'Ramayana'”, an analysis of the Hindu epic and its cultural impact.
- “Creative and reflective gamification in language and literature classes”, aimed at educators interested in innovating their teaching practices.
Those courses They are an excellent opportunity for anyone over 18 and are completely free. The selection of participants will be done by electronic draw, thus ensuring a fair distribution of places.
The initiative, in addition to offering continuing education to the public, reinforces USP's commitment to the democratization of knowledge. According to Danilo Ferreira de Camargo, head of the Culture and University Extension Service at FFLCH, this is a way for the university to fulfill its social role and adapt to the new realities imposed by the pandemic.
How to Apply
To register, simply access the official FFLCH-USP website and search for the Apolo System, where you can choose the courses you prefer and confirm your registration. There are no prerequisites for participation, and the courses will be taught by FFLCH professors, students and alumni, between August 5th and 31st.
Important: Registration is coming to an end, so hurry up to secure your spot! Click here to subscribe! ????
