University of Florida Offers R$ 15,000 Scholarships for Brazilians in Short Course

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Published on 25/01/2024 at 11:54

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The University of Florida Opens Applications for Scholarships in Short Courses Available for Brazilians. Apply Now!

For those interested in broadening their horizons with an international education, an unmissable opportunity presents itself: Florida Atlantic University (FAU), located just 50 minutes from Miami, is offering scholarships of up to R$ 15,000 for Brazilians in short courses. The programs at the University of Florida, which will take place in July of this year, cover various areas such as innovation, international politics, stock market, as well as mergers and acquisitions. Applications are open until February 29.

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It is important to highlight that the classes for the short courses are taught in English, from Monday to Thursday, full-time. The courses will take place between July 8 and July 25 of this year, totaling three weeks.

The scholarship programs at the University of Florida are designed for students to develop a global networking, as the classes are formed by professionals from around the world. Another differentiator is the visits to companies and talks with local executives, providing a broader understanding of the international business landscape.

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The selection process is coordinated by IBS Americas and runs until February 29. Those interested in applying and competing for one of the scholarships and waiver of the US$ 90 application fee must visit the university’s website, choose the desired program, and fill out the Application Form using the code ESTUDARFORA60.

The applicant’s information will be reviewed by the program coordination, and the results of the scholarship selection process will be communicated by IBS Americas via email or phone within a week after the submission of the form.

It is worth noting that the University of Florida is located in Boca Raton, north of Miami. The region is known for its high-quality educational institutions, with FAU leading the way. With a dynamic environment, students will have the chance to receive a world-class education. The institution is recognized as one of the Best National Universities by U.S. News & World Report.

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FAU improved by 20 positions and ranked 112th. Combining public and private, the institution jumped 53 positions and ranked 209th in another category. The scholarship programs at Florida Atlantic University enable students to develop a global networking by studying with professionals from around the world.

Another differentiator is the visits to companies and talks with local executives, thus generating a broader understanding of the international business landscape. FAU is a public institution founded in 1964 and, only in 2022, had a total of 24,229 undergraduate enrollments.

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University of Florida Offers R$ 15,000 Scholarships for Brazilians in Short Course

The University of Florida Opens Applications for Scholarships in Short Courses Available for Brazilians. Apply Now!

How to Apply for Scholarships at FAU

Compete for Short Courses at the University of Florida

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University of Florida Offers R$ 15,000 Scholarships for Brazilians in Short Course

The University of Florida Opens Applications for Scholarships in Short Courses Available for Brazilians. Apply Now!

How to Apply for Scholarships at FAU

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