Fapema In Maranhão Opens Internship Positions for Administration, Advertising, Computer Science, and More

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/02/2021 at 10:24

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Fapema Opens Various Internship Positions in Different Courses in Maranhão

The Maranhão State Research and Technological Development Support Foundation – Fapema has opened internship positions for work in strategic sectors of Fapema. Students from various courses can apply for the institution’s internship positions, available in the undergraduate student notice.

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The FAPEMA internship notice No. 04/2021 – Selection of Research and Innovation Scholarship Holders in Youth Public Policy Management – is available at http://www.fapema.br/edital-fapema-no-04-2021/, and is receiving applications for internship positions until March 19.

Fapema Internship Positions – Institution Offers Monthly Scholarship of up to R$ 1,200 and Duration of 1 Year

A total of 8 positions are being offered across various areas of expertise. During the validity of the internship, which will last 1 year, the selected candidates for the internship positions will receive a monthly scholarship of R$ 1,200. Among the requirements to apply for the notice, candidates must be at least 18 years old, enrolled in a Higher Education Institution (IES), public or private non-profit, or be a scholarship holder of ProUni or FIES linked to a for-profit IES based in Maranhão.

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Available Courses

Library Science;
Social Communication (Journalism, Public Relations, or Advertising and Marketing, Radio and TV);
Computer Science;
Information Technology;
Computer Engineering;
Information Systems;
Technology in Computer Networks;
Computer Education;
Administration;
Accounting and Law;
Public Administration.

Fapema In Maranhão Opens Internship Positions for Administration, Advertising, Computer Science, and More

Fapema Opens Various Internship Positions in Different Courses in Maranhão

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Fapema Internship Positions – Institution Offers Monthly Scholarship of up to R$ 1,200 and Duration of 1 Year

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