Participou do ENEM? Inscreva-se agora para concorrer a 480 vagas em cursos de graduação EAD na UEM, sem precisar fazer provas!

Did You Take the ENEM? Sign Up Now for a Chance to Compete for 480 Vacancies in Distance Learning Undergraduate Courses at UEM, Without Having to Take Tests!

Written by Noel Budeguer

Published on 10/09/2024 at 11:52

Updated on 10/09/2024 at 13:33

Participou do ENEM? Inscreva-se agora para concorrer a 480 vagas em cursos de graduação EAD na UEM, sem precisar fazer provas!

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Take One of UEM’s Distance Learning Courses with Your ENEM Score, Without an Entrance Exam! There Are 480 Available Spots. Register by September 15, 2024

If you took the ENEM, State University of Maringá (UEM) is offering an unmissable opportunity: 480 spots in distance undergraduate courses, without the need for an entrance exam or other tests. Check out more information and don’t miss this chance!

Have you taken the ENEM? Take the opportunity to apply for the 480 spots in EAD undergraduate courses at UEM without going through traditional selection processes. Registration will be open from September 10 to 15, 2024. This is your chance to take an important step in your career!

UEM has released the Notice 109/2024, which offers spots for those who participated in the ENEM between 2009 and 2023 and wish to enroll in a public and free higher education course, without the need for an entrance exam or other tests. The aim is to fill remaining spots in courses previously authorized by the university.

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Studying for a degree at UEM is an excellent opportunity for professional development. The institution is recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC) for the quality of its distance courses, offering flexibility and academic excellence. This way, students can graduate without leaving home, adjusting their studies to their daily routine.

Distribution of Spots for UEM’s EAD Courses via ENEM:

UEM offers a total of 481 spots, distributed among several courses, as detailed below:

The Biological Sciences course has spots available in various cities. These are: Assaí with 16 spots, Astorga with 15 spots, Bela Vista do Paraíso with 16 spots, Cidade Gaúcha with 16 spots, Goioerê with 16 spots, Londrina with 14 spots, Nova Londrina with 16 spots, and Sarandi with 10 spots.

For the Physics course, the spots are distributed among the following locations: Bela Vista do Paraíso with 13 spots, Goioerê with 13 spots, Pato Branco with 18 spots, Londrina with 20 spots, and Umuarama with 20 spots.

Those wishing to study History can apply for spots in Astorga (13), Bela Vista do Paraíso (14), Cianorte (13), Cruzeiro do Oeste (13), Engenheiro Beltrão (13), Goioerê (15), Tamarana (8), and Umuarama (10).

The Languages (Portuguese/English) course offers opportunities in the cities of Arapongas with 11 spots, Astorga with 17 spots, Cidade Gaúcha with 16 spots, Flor da Serra do Sul with 15 spots, Paranavaí with 13 spots, São João do Ivaí with 13 spots, Sarandi with 1 spot, and Umuarama with 11 spots.

For the Pedagogy course, spots are available in Assaí (9), Astorga (9), Bela Vista do Paraíso (10), Cidade Gaúcha (10), Engenheiro Beltrão (8), Faxinal (1), Goioerê (3), Itambé (2), Jaguapitã (12), Nova Londrina (7), Paranavaí (11), Sarandi (1), and Umuarama (8).

Eligible candidates are those who participated in the ENEM from 2009 onwards and who did not score zero on any of the tests, including the essay, for the second stage of the Process of Utilizing Remaining Spots for the 2024 Distance Learning Entrance Exam.

Registration Deadline and Selection:
Interested in any of these spots? Stay tuned to the dates! Registration must be completed between September 10 and 15, 2024, on UEM’s website. To register, it is necessary to submit the Individual Results Report of the corresponding ENEM. It is important to remember that monitoring the process is solely the candidate’s responsibility.

Stay Tuned to the Notice 109/2024!

Did You Take the ENEM? Sign Up Now for a Chance to Compete for 480 Vacancies in Distance Learning Undergraduate Courses at UEM, Without Having to Take Tests!

Take One of UEM’s Distance Learning Courses with Your ENEM Score, Without an Entrance Exam! There Are 480 Available Spots. Register by September 15, 2024

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