Unipampa Opens Registrations With 150 Slots For Free Distance Course In Public Administration

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 27/12/2023 at 18:18

Updated on 27/12/2023 at 18:19

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UNIPAMPA Offers Hundreds of Spots in Free Distance Public Administration Course for Those Who Have Completed High School.

The Federal University of Pampa (UNIPAMPA) is promoting a professional development opportunity with the opening of registrations for a free distance specialization course. This educational initiative is offered through the Open University of Brazil (UAB) program, reinforcing the institution’s commitment to democratizing knowledge.

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The bachelor’s degree will have a workload of 3120 hours and a duration of nine semesters. This time, 150 spots will be offered, evenly distributed among the campuses in Bagé, Restinga Seca, Cruz Alta, Rosário do Sul, and Sapucaia do Sul.

This free distance course focuses on high school graduates who reside in the regions of the campuses and are selected through an admission process at Unipampa. This training addresses the needs of contemporary public organizations, which seek managers with a holistic view of administrative actions and government policies, capable of managing at the regional, national, and international levels to contribute to the nation’s objectives.

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Those who have completed high school or equivalent, have taken the Nationwide High School Exam (ENEM) from 2010 to 2023, and have achieved at least the following scores may apply for the free distance Public Administration course:

300 points in Languages, Codes, and Their Technologies;
300 points in Human Sciences and Their Technologies;
300 points in Natural Sciences and Their Technologies;
300 points in the Writing Section;
300 points in the Mathematics and Their Technologies tests.

Those interested should read the announcement and can register on Unipampa’s website until 4 PM on January 18. The final list of candidates in order of classification based on the ENEM scores will be published on January 25.

Unipampa Also Offers Other Free Courses

In addition to opportunities in the free distance Public Administration course, Unipampa is also offering opportunities for the course in Specialization in Teaching Mathematics in High School (Mathematics in Practice).

Registrations for this specialization are already open, offering 150 spots aimed at mathematics teachers in basic education.

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Those who already hold a degree or are expected to graduate by the registration date and who have worked or can prove work in a public or private basic education school may register for this free course.

Documents such as a signed work card, a letter or statement from the school director with the institution’s stamp, a work contract, or, at the time of registration, presenting a duly filled and signed commitment letter will be accepted. It is worth noting that this course is entirely distance learning, providing flexibility for participants to balance their studies with their professional and personal activities.

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Unipampa Opens Registrations With 150 Slots For Free Distance Course In Public Administration

UNIPAMPA Offers Hundreds of Spots in Free Distance Public Administration Course for Those Who Have Completed High School.

Discover the Free Public Administration Course at Unipampa

Learn How to Register for the Free Distance Course at Unipampa

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Unipampa Opens Registrations With 150 Slots For Free Distance Course In Public Administration

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Discover the Free Public Administration Course at Unipampa

Learn How to Register for the Free Distance Course at Unipampa

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