Federal Institute of Minas Gerais Is Accepting Applications for Selective Process with Internship Positions Offering Salaries of Up to R$ 1,665

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Published on 31/07/2025 at 14:08

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IFMG Opens Applications for Paid Internship with Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,665, Transportation Assistance, and Spots for Undergraduate and Graduate Students.

The Federal Institute of Minas Gerais (IFMG) is accepting applications for the selection process of non-mandatory paid internships at the Rectorate in Belo Horizonte. A total of 13 vacancies are available, with 11 for undergraduate students in various fields and 2 for law graduate students. The initiative offers scholarships of up to R$ 1,665 per month, as well as benefits such as transportation assistance and personal accident insurance, making it a great opportunity for those seeking practical experience in a prestigious academic environment.

IFMG Opens Internship Vacancies with Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,665

Applications are open until August 20, 2025, and must be submitted exclusively through the IFMG website, where the complete announcement with the requirements, selection criteria, and official schedule is also available. The workload is 6 hours per day, in-person at the Rectorate’s headquarters.

Interns at the undergraduate level will receive a scholarship of R$ 1,125, while graduate interns will receive a higher remuneration of R$ 1,665 per month.

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Areas Covered in the Selection Process of the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais

The internship vacancies at IFMG encompass a wide variety of courses, offering opportunities for different student profiles. Accepted courses include:

Administration
Architecture
Graphic Design
Advertising and Propaganda
Languages
International Relations
Degrees
Digital Media
Information Technology

The two graduate vacancies are aimed exclusively at law students, reflecting the need for support in legal matters within the institutional scope.

Benefits for IFMG Interns

In addition to the monthly scholarship, IFMG offers a benefits package that makes the opportunity even more attractive:

Transportation assistance of R$ 10 per day of in-person internship, based on an average of 22 days per month;
Personal accident insurance during the internship period;
Proportional paid leave according to the internship duration, a benefit similar to vacation for employment contracts.

Why Intern at the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais?

IFMG is one of the most respected educational institutions in the country and plays a fundamental role in academic and technical training in Minas Gerais.

Interning at the Rectorate offers students the chance to experience the daily life of a federal public institution, participate in relevant projects, and acquire valuable experience for their future careers.

For undergraduate students, the experience can complement classroom learning, while for law graduate students, the internship opens up space for the development of legal competencies applied to the educational and administrative sectors.

How to Participate in IFMG’s Selection Process

Access the IFMG website by August 20, 2025.
Fill out the application form and attach the required documents listed in the announcement.
Check the requirements and selection criteria, which may include analysis of academic records and interviews, depending on the vacancy.

An Strategic Internship for Those Seeking Experience and Professional Growth

With scholarships of up to R$ 1,665, additional benefits, and the opportunity to work in a federal educational institution, the IFMG internship is one of the best options currently available for undergraduate and graduate students in Minas Gerais.

In addition to adding experience to their resumes, the experience in the public sector provides an important differentiator for future work in the job market.

Applications for the IFMG internship selection process are open, but the deadline ends on August 20, 2025. For those seeking a paid internship with benefits and the possibility of working directly in a renowned educational institution, this opportunity is unmissable.

Interested individuals should hurry to secure their application and follow the announcement to not miss any steps in the process.

Federal Institute of Minas Gerais Is Accepting Applications for Selective Process with Internship Positions Offering Salaries of Up to R$ 1,665

IFMG Opens Applications for Paid Internship with Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,665, Transportation Assistance, and Spots for Undergraduate and Graduate Students.

IFMG Opens Internship Vacancies with Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,665

Areas Covered in the Selection Process of the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais

Benefits for IFMG Interns

Why Intern at the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais?

How to Participate in IFMG’s Selection Process

An Strategic Internship for Those Seeking Experience and Professional Growth

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Federal Institute of Minas Gerais Is Accepting Applications for Selective Process with Internship Positions Offering Salaries of Up to R$ 1,665

IFMG Opens Applications for Paid Internship with Scholarships of Up to R$ 1,665, Transportation Assistance, and Spots for Undergraduate and Graduate Students.

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