Federal Institute Opens Slots in an Exclusive Program for Brazilians, Offering 9 Free Bachelor’s Degree Courses in Canada

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 23/02/2024 at 07:07

Updated on 22/02/2024 at 18:43

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Federal Institute Opens Slots in Undergraduate Courses for Brazilian Students Who Dream of Studying and Living in Canada

Opportunity knocks for students of the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Rio Grande do Sul (IFRS)! With limited slots, the chance to expand academic and personal horizons now extends to Canada, through the prestigious Emerging Leaders in the Americas Program (ELAP). Until March 5, 2024, undergraduate students from specific courses can embark on an international educational adventure, experiencing a semester of studies in a completely different culture, between January and April 2025.

This international student mobility program is a gateway for those seeking to enhance their technical and academic knowledge, developing essential intercultural skills in today’s globalized world. With slots for nine undergraduate courses, the Federal Institute RS invites its students to apply for a unique experience of studying in Canada.

The eligible courses for this international journey include Control and Automation Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, Industrial Automation Technology, Building Construction Technology, Industrial Electronics Technology, Mechanical Manufacturing Technology, and Metallurgical Processes Technology. Each of these courses has been carefully selected to ensure that participants make the most of their educational stay abroad.

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Prerequisites: Who Can Participate?

Not every student has the chance to embark on this trip to Canada. The Federal Institute RS has established specific criteria to ensure that the selected scholarship holders not only have the necessary academic performance but also the maturity and dedication to make the most of this international experience. To participate, it is essential to have completed between 20% to 90% of the workload of bachelor’s courses or between 40% to 60% for technology courses.

In addition to exemplary academic performance, with a Grade Point Average of seven or higher, candidates must demonstrate proficiency in English, be at least 18 years old by the date of the trip, and not have participated in exchanges to Canada through the Federal Institute previously. These requirements ensure that the selected students are ready to venture beyond national borders, bringing with them not only knowledge but also an insatiable thirst for learning and exploring.

Heading to Canada: Applications and Documentation

The time has come to take the first step towards this educational adventure in Canada! Applications are open until March 5, 2024, and the process is simpler than you might think.

Interested candidates must send an email to the International Affairs Office of IFRS (assuntos.internacionais@ifrs.edu.br), including all the documents required in the Proex/IFRS Notice 02/2024. This notice not only lists the necessary documentation but also provides a complete overview of the selection program, ensuring that all candidates are well-informed about the process.

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Federal Institute Opens Slots in an Exclusive Program for Brazilians, Offering 9 Free Bachelor’s Degree Courses in Canada

Federal Institute Opens Slots in Undergraduate Courses for Brazilian Students Who Dream of Studying and Living in Canada

Prerequisites: Who Can Participate?

Heading to Canada: Applications and Documentation

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Federal Institute Opens Slots in an Exclusive Program for Brazilians, Offering 9 Free Bachelor’s Degree Courses in Canada

Federal Institute Opens Slots in Undergraduate Courses for Brazilian Students Who Dream of Studying and Living in Canada

Prerequisites: Who Can Participate?

Heading to Canada: Applications and Documentation

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