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Federal Institute Offers 80 Spots in Completely Free Online Specialization Courses for Graduates of Any Field

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 02/12/2023 at 09:28

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The Specialization Courses Offered by IFMG Are 100% Distance Learning and Represent an Incredible Opportunity for Graduates

The Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Minas Gerais (IFMG) is opening its doors to 80 graduated professionals from any field seeking to enhance their skills in Management. The specialization is completely free and in the Distance Education (EAD) offers three emphases: Entrepreneurship and Business, Strategy and Marketing, and Technology and Innovation.

Structure and Course Load of the EAD Specialization Courses

The EAD Management specialization course will have a total workload of 450 hours, distributed over up to 24 months. The course classes will be taught through the Moodle system, a globally recognized Virtual Learning Environment (AVA), providing convenience for participants to balance studies with their professional and personal activities. The start date for the EAD course classes is set for March 19, 2024.

Selection and Schedule of the EAD Specialization Course

The selection of candidates will take place in stages, with a EAD exam scheduled for December 10, 2023, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (Brasilia time). The preliminary result of the first stage will be announced by December 14, 2023, with an appeal period of up to 24 hours after publication. The final result of the first stage will be known by December 22, 2023.

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Enrollments and Requirements

Enrollments are open until December 1, 2023, and interested parties can apply BY CLICKING HERE. It is essential that the candidate has completed a degree program recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC) in any area.

Great Opportunity for Graduates

The specialization offered by IFMG represents not only a valuable opportunity for professional enhancement but also highlights the institution’s commitment to promoting a quality education, accessible and adapted to current realities. The EAD modality allows professionals from various regions to participate, contributing to the construction of knowledge in Management.

If you are a graduate seeking specialization in Management, this is your chance to explore new emphases and deepen your knowledge. Don’t miss the opportunity to enroll and embark on a path of professional growth with the quality of IFMG.

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Federal Institute Offers 80 Spots in Completely Free Online Specialization Courses for Graduates of Any Field

The Specialization Courses Offered by IFMG Are 100% Distance Learning and Represent an Incredible Opportunity for Graduates

Structure and Course Load of the EAD Specialization Courses

Selection and Schedule of the EAD Specialization Course

Enrollments and Requirements

Great Opportunity for Graduates

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