Federal Institute offers a stipend of R$ 1,508.42 + transportation allowance of R$ 13.40 per day to work 30 hours per week as an intern at the IFMG Rectorate.

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Published on 13/05/2026 at 19:06

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The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais offers 16 internship positions with a stipend of R$ 1,508.42 and a hybrid regime. Free registration until May 31.

Undergraduates from various fields have until May 31, 2026 to register for free in one of the most comprehensive selection processes for internships in the federal public sector in Minas Gerais. The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG) has made available 16 positions through announcement 08/2026, with a monthly stipend of R$ 1,508.42, transportation allowance of R$ 13.40 per day of in-person work, and the possibility of working in a hybrid regime. The opportunities are for undergraduate students, and the workplace is the institution’s headquarters, in the Buritis neighborhood, in Belo Horizonte.

Who can participate in the Federal Institute’s selection process?

One of the features that makes this announcement unique is the range of courses covered. Unlike selections restricted to a single area, the IFMG opened positions for undergraduates from quite varied profiles, which considerably broadens the number of eligible candidates.

Among the accepted degrees are:

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Workload, benefits, and where the intern will work

The weekly workload is 30 hours, distributed according to the demands of each sector between in-person and remote activities. This flexibility makes the opportunity compatible with the academic routine of the students.

All selected candidates will work at the IFMG Rectorate, located in the Buritis neighborhood, in Belo Horizonte. The environment offers direct contact with administrative and institutional routines of a federal agency, which represents a relevant experience for professional training in any area.

The contract has an initial duration of six months, with the possibility of renewal for up to two years. The relationship is formalized through an Internship Commitment Term (TCE), signed between the student, IFMG, and the affiliated educational institution.

Available positions by area at the Federal Institute

The table below lists all the open positions by IFMG in announcement 08/2026, with the required courses and the number of opportunities in each area:

Area	Positions	Minimum requirement
Architecture and Urbanism	2	Enrolled from the 6th semester
Administration	1	From the 3rd semester (with graduation timeline allowing at least 12 months of internship)
Journalism	1	From the 2nd to the 6th semester of Journalism or Social Communication with a major in Journalism
Audio-visual	1	From the 2nd to the 6th semester of Graphic Design, Advertising, Cinema, Multimedia Production, or related fields
Administration / Law / Accounting / Engineering / Environmental Management	1	Enrolled in any of the mentioned courses
Statistics / Mathematics / Geography / Economics / Computer Science	1	Enrolled in any of the mentioned courses
Languages / International Relations / IT / Communication	1	From the 2nd to the 7th semester
Law / Languages or related areas	3	From the 6th semester; experience in Research or Extension allows any course from the 4th
Information Technology	2	From the 2nd semester of IT courses
Teaching / Communication / Digital Media	1	From the 2nd semester
Administration / Law / Pedagogy / History / Philosophy / Social Sciences / Languages	1	From the 3rd semester, with skills in official writing
Civil Engineering	1	From the 6th semester

How the selection works and what is the schedule

The process occurs in two stages. In the first, the committee evaluates the documentation and titles of each candidate, verifying if the minimum requirements are met and assigning scores according to the criteria of the announcement.

Those who advance to the second phase must prepare a cover letter detailing their academic journey and motivations for the position, in addition to participating in an interview with a date to be communicated later.

The complete selection schedule is as follows:

Stage	Date
Registration deadline	31/05/2026
Announcement of the list of registrants	03/06/2026
Document evaluation result	09/06/2026
Interview call	10/06/2026
Conducting interviews	11 to 17/06/2026
Preliminary result	18/06/2026
Final result	29/06/2026
Internship start	After TCE formalization

How to apply for the IFMG selection process?

Applications are free and must be made exclusively through the Federal Institute’s contest portal, at the address portal.concursos.ifmg.edu.br, where notice 08/2026 is available in full with all the criteria, scores, and details of each position.

Questions can be sent directly to the organizing committee via email at concursos@ifmg.edu.br.

Federal Institute offers a stipend of R$ 1,508.42 + transportation allowance of R$ 13.40 per day to work 30 hours per week as an intern at the IFMG Rectorate.

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais offers 16 internship positions with a stipend of R$ 1,508.42 and a hybrid regime. Free registration until May 31.

Who can participate in the Federal Institute’s selection process?

Workload, benefits, and where the intern will work

Available positions by area at the Federal Institute

How the selection works and what is the schedule

How to apply for the IFMG selection process?

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The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais offers 16 internship positions with a stipend of R$ 1,508.42 and a hybrid regime. Free registration until May 31.

Who can participate in the Federal Institute’s selection process?

Workload, benefits, and where the intern will work

Available positions by area at the Federal Institute

How the selection works and what is the schedule

How to apply for the IFMG selection process?

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