Become An Expert In Neuroeducation At The Federal Institute Without Spending Anything! 18-Month Course At IFRJ Delves Into Topics Such As Cognition, Learning, And Applied Neuroscience; Registration Ends On The 14th

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Published on 13/09/2025 at 00:02

IFRJ abre 20 vagas para especialização gratuita em Neuroeducação. Curso presencial de 18 meses une ciência e práticas pedagógicas.

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Free Course by IFRJ in Neuroeducation Offers 20 Spots for In-Person Graduate Studies in Mesquita, Starting in 2026, Selection through Document Analysis, Letter, and Interview, and Affirmative Policies that Expand Diversity Among Participants.

The Federal Institute of Rio de Janeiro opened registrations for the free specialization in Neuroeducation, offering 20 spots, a duration of 18 months, and a start date scheduled for 2026.

Applications must be submitted by September 14, 2025. The course is in-person and takes place at Campus Mesquita.

The program does not charge tuition or registration fees, but there is a registration fee of R$ 20, payable via PagTesouro, as stated in the announcement.

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Target Audience and Participation Requirements

Aimed at professionals with a degree recognized by MEC, the graduate program accepts graduates from any field.

To finalize enrollment, the applicant must have completed their degree and graduated by the date indicated in the schedule.

Those still finishing college can apply, provided they prove completion at the time of enrollment.

Available Spots and Inclusion Policy

The total offering is 20 spots.

Twelve are for general competition and eight make up the set of affirmative actions:

Six for candidates who are black, brown, indigenous, or quilombola.
One for people with disabilities.
One for transgender people or travestis.

The distribution follows the institutional policy of the graduate program at IFRJ.

In cases of competition for reserved spots, the announcement provides a specific procedure for verification of self-declaration.

What the Course Offers

The curriculum proposal connects neuroscience, cognition, and pedagogical practices, with an emphasis on direct applications in the school environment.

The program delves into cognitive processes that impact learning, such as attention, memory, and language, and discusses the relationship between emotion and learning.

In addition to the theoretical foundation, the course encourages the use of evidence-based teaching strategies, with participation from experienced teachers and researchers in studies that connect science and education.

Who Benefits from the Specialization

Although particularly relevant for basic education teachers, the specialization also serves professionals from related fields, such as psychology, pedagogy, speech therapy, and health.

The program is interdisciplinary and requires the development of a final project that articulates theory and practice as a prerequisite for obtaining the specialist title.

IFRJ opens 20 spots for free specialization in Neuroeducation. In-person course of 18 months connects science and pedagogical practices. (Photo: mararaboni)

How the Selection Will Be

The selection process is eliminatory and classificatory. The first stage checks the mandatory documentation, according to the announcement.

Then, the letter of intent receives a score from 25 to 50 points, with elimination for those who score less than 25.

The interview is also worth 25 to 50 points and is eliminatory below 25. The final score results from the sum of the scores in these two stages.

For candidates for the reserved spots, the board conducts a specific verification that is eliminatory in nature.

Schedule Dates

The registrations will be open from August 11 to September 14, 2025. The final result and ranking are scheduled for December 18, 2025.

The enrollment will take place from January 12 to 16, 2026, according to the official schedule. If there are withdrawals, the announcement provides for reclassification until the end of February 2026.

Costs and Exemption

As it is an initiative of a federal public institution, there is no tuition or registration fee throughout the course.

However, the announcement establishes a registration fee of R$ 20, payable by GRU via PagTesouro by September 14, 2025.

The process also included a period of exemption for profiles foreseen in the announcement.

The registration is only validated after the submission of the form and proof of payment or approval of the exemption, according to the rules of the schedule.

Step-by-Step Registration

The candidate must access the selection process page on the IFRJ portal, fill out the registration form and attach the required documentation.

Next, they need to issue the payment guide with the data indicated in the announcement and pay the fee within the deadline.

It is recommended to keep the receipt and monitor the official publications on the scheduled dates for preliminary and final confirmation of registration, partial results, appeals, and disclosure of lists.

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Become An Expert In Neuroeducation At The Federal Institute Without Spending Anything! 18-Month Course At IFRJ Delves Into Topics Such As Cognition, Learning, And Applied Neuroscience; Registration Ends On The 14th

Free Course by IFRJ in Neuroeducation Offers 20 Spots for In-Person Graduate Studies in Mesquita, Starting in 2026, Selection through Document Analysis, Letter, and Interview, and Affirmative Policies that Expand Diversity Among Participants.

Target Audience and Participation Requirements

Available Spots and Inclusion Policy

What the Course Offers

Who Benefits from the Specialization

How the Selection Will Be

Schedule Dates

Costs and Exemption

Step-by-Step Registration

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Become An Expert In Neuroeducation At The Federal Institute Without Spending Anything! 18-Month Course At IFRJ Delves Into Topics Such As Cognition, Learning, And Applied Neuroscience; Registration Ends On The 14th

Free Course by IFRJ in Neuroeducation Offers 20 Spots for In-Person Graduate Studies in Mesquita, Starting in 2026, Selection through Document Analysis, Letter, and Interview, and Affirmative Policies that Expand Diversity Among Participants.

Target Audience and Participation Requirements

Available Spots and Inclusion Policy

What the Course Offers

Who Benefits from the Specialization

How the Selection Will Be

Schedule Dates

Costs and Exemption

Step-by-Step Registration

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