Cursos de graduação gratuitos com bolsas para inclusão social é oferecido pela PUC para conquistar seu diploma em uma das instituições mais renomadas do Brasil

Free Undergraduate Courses With Scholarships for Social Inclusion Offered by PUC to Earn Your Degree at One of Brazil’s Most Renowned Institutions

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 30/12/2024 at 18:58

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The Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná (PUC-PR) opened applications for a program of full scholarships aimed at promoting social inclusion and expanding access to higher education with free courses. This year, the institution is offering more than 40 100% free scholarships divided into three specific calls, aimed at black and brown individuals, refugees, and residents of Vila Torres, in Curitiba.

This initiative reflects the university’s commitment to strengthening vulnerable communities and creating opportunities for groups facing historical barriers to accessing quality education.

Scholarships for Black and Brown Individuals

The most comprehensive call of the program offers 30 exclusive scholarships for residents of Curitiba and the metropolitan region who self-declare as black (either black or brown). To participate in the free courses, the candidate must meet criteria such as:

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Scholarships for Refugees for Free Courses

The Refugee or Humanitarian Visa Reception Program at PUC-PR offers 11 spots, distributed among the campuses in Curitiba, Londrina, and Toledo. The opportunities cover free courses such as Design, Nursing, Law, Administration, Psychology, and others.

The selection process for refugees consists of an eliminatory essay exam and document analysis. Candidates must prove refugee status recognized by Conare or humanitarian visa, in addition to presenting proof of high school completion.

Applications can be submitted until January 8, 2025, with details of the scheduled exam sent by email the day before the exam takes place.

Scholarships for Residents of Vila Torres

PUC-PR has also reserved five scholarships for free courses for residents of the Vila Torres community in Curitiba. Candidates must reside in the area defined in the call, be up to 29 years old, have a family income per capita of up to 1.5 minimum wage, complete high school, and not hold a college degree.

In addition to full exemption from tuition fees, beneficiaries receive a monthly financial assistance of R$ 400.00, intended to cover costs related to staying in the undergraduate course. The selection exam will take place on January 11, 2025, and applications can be made until December 2, 2024.

How to Apply

Details for the undergraduate program can be accessed on the official PUC-PR website, where available calls are listed. Each call contains detailed information about requirements and selection processes. This is a unique opportunity to gain an excellent education and transform your professional journey. Don’t miss it!

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Elton

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01/01/2025 21:17

Sou favorável às políticas de cotas para pessoas pretas, pardas e refugiadas, pois reconheço sua importância na promoção da equidade. No entanto, considero injusto impor limites de idade para o acesso à educação superior. Tenho 41 anos, não sou graduado e gostaria muito de poder ter a oportunidade de voltar à sala de aula.

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Marcelo

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01/01/2025 16:11

Para refugiados sou totalmente contrário, pois acabam tirando vagas dos brasileiros. Precisamos olhar primeiro para o povo brasileiro se sobrar vaga aí sim podem incluir refugiados

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Free Undergraduate Courses With Scholarships for Social Inclusion Offered by PUC to Earn Your Degree at One of Brazil’s Most Renowned Institutions

Scholarships for Black and Brown Individuals

Scholarships for Refugees for Free Courses

Scholarships for Residents of Vila Torres

How to Apply

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Free Undergraduate Courses With Scholarships for Social Inclusion Offered by PUC to Earn Your Degree at One of Brazil’s Most Renowned Institutions

Enroll in Free Undergraduate Courses at PUC-PR. 40 Scholarships for Social Inclusion. Exams in January. Check the Details and Join!

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