Federal Institute of São Paulo – IFSP Offers 2,400 Slots in Free Higher Education Courses in SP

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Published on 29/01/2021 at 09:58

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IFSP Offers More Than Two Thousand Vacancies in Free Higher Education Courses

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo – IFSP is accepting applications for free higher education courses. Those interested in pursuing a free degree in 2021 must register for the vacancies by February 11.

Free Course Vacancies Available at IFSP

In total, there are more than 50 different course options, ranging from technological courses to bachelor’s degrees. Below, we mention just a preview of the courses being offered by IFSP; to access all available courses, please refer to the announcement.

Analysis and Development of Systems;
Aviation Maintenance Management Processes;
Biosystems Engineering;
Agribusiness Technology;
Gastronomy Technology;
Degree in Letters – Portuguese and Spanish;
Bachelor’s Degree in Agronomy;
Tourism Management Technology;
Pedagogy;
Production Engineering;
Control and Automation Engineering.

Register for the Available Vacancies

To compete for one of the free course vacancies at IFSP, applicants must have participated in the previous year’s Enem (National High School Exam) and obtained a non-zero score in the essay. Applications must be made exclusively online, on the institution’s website. There is no application fee. All courses are free.

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The IFSP

The IFSP (Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo) is a federal agency linked to the Ministry of Education.

It is present in 34 cities in the State of São Paulo with the aim of providing professional and technological education at all levels, in order to contribute to social inclusion, integrative formation, and the production of knowledge.

Today, more than 45,000 students are enrolled in in-person and distance technical courses, higher education courses, postgraduate courses, and FIC (Initial and Continuing Education) courses. Learn more about IFSP at www.ifsp.edu.br

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