Want to Develop Academically in a Healthy Way? Free Online Course from USP with 10,000 Spots Supports Academic Development and Mental Health Promotion

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USP offers a free online course on neurosciences and mental health for undergraduates. The course aims to empower students in learning strategies and the promotion of emotional well-being. Hurry because the registration deadline is closing.

Registration is open for the course Neurosciences in Higher Education: Strategies for Healthy Academic Development.

This fully online and free course is intended for undergraduates from any area of knowledge, both from public and private institutions.

The goal is to enable students to apply basic neuroscientific concepts in the context of learning, helping in academic development and the promotion of mental health.

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What Will You Learn?

According to the organizers, the course is neuroeducational in nature and aims to introduce students to the basic concepts of neurosciences, applying this knowledge in the context of learning.

The goal is to enhance academic development, motivation, goal planning, as well as to promote mental health and emotional well-being.

The program is fully online, allowing flexibility for students to attend classes from anywhere. There are no specific prerequisites, making the course accessible to all interested undergraduates.

Course Details

Course Duration: September 9 to October 21, 2024
Mode: Online
Slots: 10,000
Registrations: From July 1 to 15, 2024, via the Apolo system
Coordinators: Coordinator – Fernando Eduardo Padovan Neto; Vice-Coordinator – Fabiana Maris Versuti

Selection and Approval Criteria

Selection of students will be done through the completion of an online form, which will be sent by email to those registered. The minimum attendance required is 100%, in addition to completing and submitting all proposed activities in the course. Only those who submit all requested documentation will be enrolled.

Why Is This Course Unmissable?

According to the course coordinators, this is a unique opportunity for students to learn how to apply knowledge of neurosciences in their study routines, improving not only their academic performance but also their mental health.

With a practical and accessible approach, the course promises to be a turning point in students’ lives.

As reported by USP, the goal is to empower students to become more aware and prepared to face academic challenges, promoting better stress management and greater efficiency in their studies.

Therefore, take this chance to improve your academic performance and take care of your mental health. Registrations are free and end on July 15. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from experts and apply innovative concepts in your daily study routine. Click here to register.

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Want to Develop Academically in a Healthy Way? Free Online Course from USP with 10,000 Spots Supports Academic Development and Mental Health Promotion

USP offers a free online course on neurosciences and mental health for undergraduates. The course aims to empower students in learning strategies and the promotion of emotional well-being. Hurry because the registration deadline is closing.

What Will You Learn?

Course Details

Selection and Approval Criteria

Why Is This Course Unmissable?

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Want to Develop Academically in a Healthy Way? Free Online Course from USP with 10,000 Spots Supports Academic Development and Mental Health Promotion

USP offers a free online course on neurosciences and mental health for undergraduates. The course aims to empower students in learning strategies and the promotion of emotional well-being. Hurry because the registration deadline is closing.

What Will You Learn?

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