Unifesp Opens 600 Slots in 100% Free Online Course; With 90 Hours of Duration, This Is a Golden Opportunity for Those Who Want to Specialize Without Spending Anything

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Published on 17/07/2024 at 18:55

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Let’s Study! Unifesp Has Just Opened 600 Spots in a Free 100% Online Course on Laboratory Safety.

The Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp) has launched 600 spots in a free online course in the area of Laboratory Safety: Environmental and Occupational Aspects (Class 3 – 2024). With a duration of 90 hours, this is a golden opportunity for those who want to specialize without spending anything. Enrollment will be from 07/27/2024 to 08/11/2024, or until spots run out.

Details of the Free Course

Unifesp’s extension course is completely asynchronous, meaning you study at your own pace, without the need for tutoring. There are 90 hours divided as follows:

Introduction and Orientation: 3 hours
Module 1: Principles of Occupational Safety and Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) – 27 hours
Module 2: Biosafety – 27 hours
Module 3: Waste Management – 27 hours
Final Assessment: 6 hours

Upon completing all activities and assessments, the student receives a certificate of participation. You can’t miss out, right?

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How to Enroll

Enrollment for Unifesp’s course will be open from 07/27/2024 to 08/11/2024. But be aware: spots in the free course are limited! To secure yours, visit the website: Unifesp – More Info.

General Information

Enrollment Period: 07/27/2024 to 08/11/2024
Course Period: 08/26/2024 to 10/04/2024
Course Load: 90 hours
Mode: 100% online, hosted on the Moodle platform
Tools: Moodle, with resources such as books, pages, glossaries, quizzes, and videos
Certificate: Yes, after completing the mandatory activities

This is an unmissable opportunity for those looking to enhance their knowledge and stand out in the job market. Hurry and secure your spot!

About Unifesp

The Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp) is a benchmark in higher education in Brazil, distinguished by academic excellence and a commitment to training highly qualified professionals. Founded in 1933, the institution offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and extension courses, in addition to conducting cutting-edge research and providing community extension services. With campuses spread across various regions of the state of São Paulo, Unifesp is recognized both nationally and internationally for its academic rigor and contributions to the advancement of knowledge in diverse areas.

Unifesp takes pride in its modern infrastructure and highly qualified faculty, ensuring a dynamic and innovative learning environment. Additionally, the university has a strong commitment to inclusion and diversity, offering student assistance programs and initiatives that promote equal opportunities. Unifesp is also active in partnerships with other educational and research institutions, both in Brazil and abroad, further expanding academic and professional development opportunities for its students.

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Unifesp Opens 600 Slots in 100% Free Online Course; With 90 Hours of Duration, This Is a Golden Opportunity for Those Who Want to Specialize Without Spending Anything

Let’s Study! Unifesp Has Just Opened 600 Spots in a Free 100% Online Course on Laboratory Safety.

Details of the Free Course

How to Enroll

General Information

About Unifesp

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Unifesp Opens 600 Slots in 100% Free Online Course; With 90 Hours of Duration, This Is a Golden Opportunity for Those Who Want to Specialize Without Spending Anything

Let’s Study! Unifesp Has Just Opened 600 Spots in a Free 100% Online Course on Laboratory Safety.

Details of the Free Course

How to Enroll

General Information

About Unifesp

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