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Registrations Open for Free Courses at the Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP). Hundreds of Places Available in Undergraduate Programs at Various Campuses.
The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) is open for registrations for the entrance exam for the second semester of this year. Both registrations and free courses are offered. There are 800 available places in undergraduate programs across nine campuses of the institution in the state of São Paulo.
List of Free Courses at the Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP)
Available places in undergraduate programs at the following campuses: Bragança Paulista, Campinas, Guarulhos, Campos do Jordão, Jacareí, Salto, Presidente Epitácio, São Carlos, and São Paulo. The free courses at the Federal Institute of São Paulo are distributed as follows:
Bragança Paulista
Technology in Analysis and Development of Systems – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
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Surprising opportunity in the railway sector: MRS offers a free course for assistant train driver and shunter in Juiz de Fora with a R$ 1,600 scholarship, specialized training, and the chance to join one of the largest railway operators in Brazil.
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It’s official: IFMS opens spots in free courses on artificial intelligence, drones, and app creation, expanding technological education in 2026 and preparing students for areas with high professional demand and accelerated digital transformation.
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Senai launches an unprecedented program with Petrobras and opens 2,000 spots in free courses with recognized certification, a monthly allowance of R$ 600, and training for industrial professions that continue hiring across the country.
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Petrobras and SENAI open 480 spots in free technical courses with a scholarship of up to R$ 858, meal allowance, and training in Mechanics, Welding, Metallurgy, and Industrial Automation to meet the growing demand of the industry and the oil and gas sector.
Campos do Jordão
Technology in Analysis and Development of Systems – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
Campinas
Technology in Analysis and Development of Systems – 6 semesters – Afternoon – 40 places.
Guarulhos
Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics – 8 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
Presidente Epitácio
Bachelor’s Degree in Language – Qualification Portuguese/English – 8 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
Jacareí
Bachelor’s Degree in Pedagogy – 8 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
Salto
Technology in Analysis and Development of Systems – 5 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
São Carlos
Technology in Management Processes – 4 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Technology in Analysis and Development of Systems – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
São Paulo
Bachelor’s Degree in Language – 8 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Technology in Industrial Automation – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Bachelor’s Degree in Electronic Engineering – 10 semesters – Full-time – 40 places;
Bachelor’s Degree in Geography – 8 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Technology in Analysis and Development of Systems – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Technology in Tourism Management – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Technology in Industrial Production Management – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics – 8 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Technology in Electrical Systems – 6 semesters – Evening – 40 places;
Bachelor’s Degree in Production Engineering – 10 semesters – Full-time – 40 places;
Bachelor’s Degree in Physics – 10 semesters – Evening – 40 places.
Learn How to Register for Free Courses at IFSP
The registration deadline for undergraduate courses is open until June 16. Classes start on July 24.
The IFSP Enem Entrance Exam will use exclusively the scores obtained in the National High School Exam (Enem), editions 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023, for candidate classification. Candidates cannot have been eliminated in any of the exams or received a zero score in the essay.
The Federal Institute of São Paulo (IFSP) maintains its affirmative action policy in the distribution of places in its selective process to comply with current legislation. Thus, half of the places in each program are reserved only for candidates who have completed high school entirely in Brazilian public education institutions.
What Requirements Are Considered for Public School Students?
Information declared by the candidate when registering for the selective process is used by the system to automatically define different classification lists, in which the candidate will compete with their score. For candidates who have studied entirely in Brazilian public schools, the reserve lists for free courses also consider requirements such as:
PPI if the candidate self-declares as black, mixed-race, or indigenous, PCD if the candidate is a person with a disability (according to Art. 2 of Law No. 13.146/15) and Income, if the gross income per person residing in the same household is less than or equal to R$ 1,412.00 prevailing in the three months prior to the registration date, that is, February, March, and April.
It is very important to pay attention when filling out the Registration Form and the Socioeconomic Questionnaire, as even if the candidate meets the requirements, if their answers do not identify them for the reserved places in undergraduate courses, they will compete only for the general admission places.
