PUC abre cursos online gratuitos para todo o Brasil com certificado

PUC Offers Free Online Courses for All of Brazil With Certificates and Conditions for MBA

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Published on 12/03/2024 at 18:11

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The Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUC-RS) is promoting a unique opportunity for those seeking personal and professional development. In partnership with UOL EdTech, the institution is offering 24 free online courses in various fields of knowledge.

The initiative from the university aims to provide access to quality education throughout Brazil, granting participants a completion certificate upon finishing the courses. UOL EdTech, recognized as the largest technology company for education in the country, has the mission of offering new solutions for both companies and educational institutions as well as individuals.

Founded in 2017, UOL EdTech is part of the UOL Group, one of the largest Brazilian companies in content, technology, services, and digital payment methods. The courses, which have a duration of 10 hours each, are taught by top-notch professors from both Brazil and abroad.

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The studies cover a variety of essential topics for the job market and personal issues, including Business and Entrepreneurship, Technology and Innovation, Education, Health and Well-Being, Communication, and Personal Development.

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Moreover, after completing one of these free courses, participants have access to special conditions to pursue a specialization or MBA in one of the more than 50 options offered by PUC-RS. This is, therefore, a unique opportunity to broaden academic and professional horizons while taking advantage of the reputation and quality of education from one of the most respected universities in the country.

Enrollment for these courses is open, representing an excellent chance for those seeking improvement and growth in their educational and professional journey.

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PUC Offers Free Online Courses for All of Brazil With Certificates and Conditions for MBA

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