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New free courses at FGV are offering vacancies in 2025. The free online courses cover dozens of areas of activity for candidates from all over the country. Don't waste time and sign up!
Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV), one of the most renowned educational institutions in Brazil, has more than 150 free online courses for you to study from the comfort of your home, with classes taught entirely remotely. Students who pass the online courses are also entitled to a certificate issued by the institution at the end of their training. These free courses at FGV are a unique opportunity for those looking to boost their resume.
Some of FGV's free online courses
Below we have separated a list of the main free courses at FGV with open registrations. For more information or to register, simply select the following on the institution's website:
- Influence of marketing factors on pricing decisions;
- Impact of IT on business;
- Public finances;
- Public policy law;
- Formation of Agricultural Prices: Microeconomic Fundamentals;
- Alignment between sales and marketing;
- Quiz: Spelling Rules Game – Recognizing Text and Context;
- Law and Sport;
- Digital Humanities;
- B2B and B2C Markets: Characteristics and Differences;
- Online Advertising and Consumption;
- Family Law;
- Microeconomic Analysis: Impacts on Market Functioning and Society;
- Introduction to the analysis of SAEB and Prova Brasil indicators;
- Active Methodologies;
- Criminal and Economic Law;
- Cyberbullying;
- Concepts of daily school life and management: common sense and knowledge;
- Ethnic-Racial Relations in Brazil: colonial period;
- Governance of the Health System in times of Pandemic;
- Social inclusion on the internet;
- Data for good;
- Real Options and Value Generation in Decision Making;
- BSC: Introduction to Strategy Creation and Execution;
- Pro-Ethics Institutions: Control Bodies;
- Introduction to International Financial Management;
- Introduction to Social Media Data Analysis;
- Digital democracy;
- Fundamentals of Neurobusiness;
- Freedom of expression;
- Linear Algebra and Data Science;
- Topics in Machine Learning;
- Leadership in turbulent scenarios: reinvigorating healthcare teams in the face of COVID-19;
- Fundamentals of International Relations;
- Rights and duties of citizens in times of COVID-19;
- Introduction to consumer relations and basic rights;
- Monitoring and Evaluation of Public Policies.
Find out how to participate in FGV's online courses
Free online courses cover a diverse range of topics and areas, from finance and education to business management and data security.
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Online courses are a partnership with Open Education Global (OEG), of which FGV has been a member since 2008. Free courses at FGV are free and open to the general public, offering the chance for human and professional development for people from various areas and levels of education.
There is also no age requirement to participate and, to take the online courses, simply fill out the registration form available at the link below.
The Getúlio Vargas Foundation does not carry out a selection process. students Enrollees will be evaluated at the end of the free courses at FGV, through objective questions as a post-test. Those who obtain a minimum score of 7 points will be able to issue the certificate.
Why take part in free online courses?
The Getulio Vargas Foundation was created with the mission of promoting the socioeconomic development of Brazil through the training of qualified administrators in both the private and public sectors. The institution's mission is to stimulate national socioeconomic development.
FGV aims to be recognized as an innovative institution, committed to national development, by training an academic elite, by generating public goods in social and related areas, ensuring its economic sustainability by providing quality services and high ethical standards.
Through its own centers, Fundação Getulio Vargas is present in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Brasília, Belo Horizonte and Campinas. The company has a presence in more than 100 cities nationwide, through a network of more than 35 institutions associated with FGV.
