FormaSUS Announces Opening of Applications for Scholarships in Health Courses

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Published on 15/06/2024 at 17:17

Ao todo, são 16 instituições oferecendo os cursos. Essas entidades são particulares e parceiras do programa FormaSUS. (Imagem: reprodução)

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The State Health Department of Pernambuco Announced the Opening of Registration for the Formation Program of the Single Health System (FormaSUS).

According to the selection notice, a total of 59 full scholarships are being offered for higher education courses in the health area. Pay attention, as candidates have until the 25th of this month to register.

The available spots are for seven courses:

Nursing: 16 spots
Pharmacy: 3 spots
Physical Therapy: 7 spots
Medicine: 27 spots
Biomedicine: 2 spots
Psychology: 3 spots
Dentistry: 1 spot

Who Can Register

If you are wondering who can register, know that to participate, it is necessary to have completed all high school in public schools or have been a full scholarship student in private institutions.

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Institutions and Locations

In total, there are 16 institutions offering the courses. These entities are private and partners of the program, with classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening shifts. The spots are distributed across various locations:

Metropolitan Region: Recife, Olinda, and Jaboatão dos Guararapes
Mata Sul: Vitória de Santo Antão and Escada
Mata Norte: Nazaré da Mata
Agreste: Caruaru
Sertão: Serra Talhada

How the Selection for FormaSUS Will Work

According to the notice, the classification in the selection process will be based on the candidate’s final overall average. This overall average will be calculated as follows:

Enem Score: 70% of the final overall average
Proof of registration in CadÚnico: 30% of the final overall average

Calendar of the Selection Process

Finally, besides reiterating that interested parties can register until the next 25th of this month, it is important to highlight that the result of the selection process will be announced on July 26, with the enrollment period at educational institutions from July 29 to 31.

People who wish for more information about the selection process and registrations can access the official FormaSUS website by clicking here.

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FormaSUS Announces Opening of Applications for Scholarships in Health Courses

The State Health Department of Pernambuco Announced the Opening of Registration for the Formation Program of the Single Health System (FormaSUS).

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Who Can Register

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