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Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Fiocruz Opens Spots in 32 Fully Online Courses This Monday

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/01/2023 at 19:32

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Fiocruz Is Offering 32 Spots in Distance Specialization Courses (EAD). Secure Your Spot Now!

Spots in free distance specialization courses (EAD) are being offered by the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz).The online courses feature 32 spots in various areas of knowledge, check it out!

About the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation

Originally inaugurated to manufacture serums and vaccines against the bubonic plague, the institution has experienced an intense trajectory that is intertwined with the very development of public health in the country.

Under the leadership of bacteriologist Oswaldo Cruz, the Institute was responsible for the sanitary reform that eradicated the bubonic plague epidemic and yellow fever from the city. It soon surpassed the limits of Rio de Janeiro, with scientific expeditions that explored the far reaches of the country. The Institute was also a key player in the creation of the National Department of Public Health, in 1920.

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Those interested in the courses offered by Fiocruz can enroll in the course through the link provided above each of the openings. Good luck!

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Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Fiocruz Opens Spots in 32 Fully Online Courses This Monday

Fiocruz Is Offering 32 Spots in Distance Specialization Courses (EAD). Secure Your Spot Now!

About the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation

Courses Offered by Fiocruz

Enrollment for the Courses Offered by Fiocruz

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Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Fiocruz Opens Spots in 32 Fully Online Courses This Monday

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Enrollment for the Courses Offered by Fiocruz

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