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Want To Study Engineering, Business Administration, And More For Free From Home? Earn Your Degree By Taking Free Online Courses At The Federal Institute

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Published on 18/11/2024 at 03:03

Updated on 17/11/2024 at 12:13

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Applications Open for Free Online Undergraduate Courses at the Federal Institute-IFSul. Qualify in Areas Such as Production Engineering, Administration, and Internet Systems

The Federal Institute of Southern Rio Grande do Sul (IFSul) is currently accepting applications for undergraduate courses in the online (distance learning) modality, according to Notice No. 150/2024. There are several spots for courses such as Administration, Production Engineering, Environmental Management, Tourism Management, School Processes, and Internet Systems, available for the first semester of 2025. These free courses, which are part of the Open University of Brazil (UAB) program, represent an excellent opportunity for professional training.

The main objective of the free undergraduate courses is to qualify professionals for the job market, with training focused on strategic areas. The programs are offered in the online modality (distance learning), with mandatory in-person activities, totaling a workload that varies depending on the chosen course. Activities include theoretical and practical classes, forums, seminars, and assessments, ensuring a robust training for professional practice.

Available Spots and Locations

In total, several spots are offered, distributed among the in-person centers in different cities in Rio Grande do Sul. The available undergraduate courses are:

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Selection Process and Affirmative Actions

The selection process of the Federal Institute-IFSul will be based on the ENEM score, allowing the participation of candidates who took the exam in 2021, 2022, or 2023. In addition, the notice reserves 50% of the spots for graduates of public schools, also including candidates who self-declare as black, brown, indigenous, quilombolas, and people with disabilities, according to the quota categories established by the Ministry of Education.

Requirements for Application

To participate, it is necessary to have completed high school and meet the criteria of the selection process, including presentation of identity documents and proof of education. The courses in the distance learning modality require that candidates have access to the internet and a computer to follow online classes and activities.

Selection Process Timeline

Applications : from October 30 to November 22, 2024
Approval of Applications : November 29, 2024
Announcement of Final Results : December 3, 2024
Enrollment : according to guidelines and data published on the IFSul website after the results

Applications for Free Courses

Those interested in the free online (distance learning) undergraduate courses can apply directly at the in-person centers indicated in the notice or access the official link for more information. Take advantage of this opportunity to obtain a quality qualification with a diploma valid throughout the national territory! NOTICE

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Want To Study Engineering, Business Administration, And More For Free From Home? Earn Your Degree By Taking Free Online Courses At The Federal Institute

Applications Open for Free Online Undergraduate Courses at the Federal Institute-IFSul. Qualify in Areas Such as Production Engineering, Administration, and Internet Systems

Available Spots and Locations

Selection Process and Affirmative Actions

Requirements for Application

Selection Process Timeline

Applications for Free Courses

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