Take A Free Course at The Federal Institute: 1,500 Slots Available in 100% Online Free Courses on Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience at IFB

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Published on 11/02/2026 at 15:11

Updated on 11/02/2026 at 15:14

Instituto Federal lança cursos gratuitos a distância em Inteligência Artificial e Neurociência, com 1.500 vagas, certificado e início em março de 2026. Imagem: Canva.

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Federal Institute Launches Free Distance Courses in Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience, with 1,500 Slots, Certificate, and Starting in March 2026.

Aiming to broaden access to professional training, the Federal Institute of Brasília started, in February 2026, the enrollment process for free courses in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience.

The initiative is led by the Brasília Campus, occurs entirely online, starts on March 2, and adopts a first-come, first-served selection process, without exams, to assist adults with a completed high school education.

Federal Institute Expands Offer of Free Distance Courses

This new action integrates Public Call No. 4/2026 and brings together 1,500 slots.

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Free Courses in Artificial Intelligence in Education

Among the free courses available at the Federal Institute, the course on Artificial Intelligence Applied to Professional Education stands out, offering 500 slots and a workload of 40 hours.

The content simply explains how intelligent systems can support teaching, automate tasks, and assist in the analysis of educational information.

In this way, the federal institute keeps up with current market demands.

Neuroscience Applied to the Learning Process

Another option is the course on Neuroscience in Education, which offers 1,000 slots and lasts 60 hours.

The proposal is to present how the brain learns and how this knowledge can be used to improve teaching practices.

On the other hand, this training requires a link or degree in education.

Requirements to Participate in the Federal Institute Courses

To compete for the slots in the free courses, applicants must be 18 years or older, have completed high school, and have access to the internet.

There is no evaluative stage. Therefore, classification occurs according to the order of correct submission of the application and documents.

Online Enrollment and Official Certification

The deadline to participate runs until February 22, 2026, for free, with enrollments made exclusively online, while slots are available.

Throughout the training, students who complete all proposed activities will be entitled to an official certificate.

The document is issued by the Federal Institute itself and can directly contribute to enhancing the curriculum and new professional opportunities.

ENROLLMENT IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COURSE

ENROLLMENT IN THE FREE NEUROSCIENCE COURSE

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yuri

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27/02/2026 10:38

vai abrivagas ????

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Northon

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16/02/2026 11:36

Vai abrir mais vagas?

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Alessandra

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14/02/2026 22:39

O curso deve ser muito interessante,pena não ter mais vaga.

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