State University Opens Slots in 7 Free Graduate Courses for You to Enhance Your Qualifications and Broaden Your Career Opportunities

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Published on 03/02/2025 at 21:38

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Applications Open for Free Postgraduate Courses at the State University of Amazonas (UEA)!

The State University of Amazonas (UEA) is accepting applications for eight free postgraduate courses and specializations.

This is the ideal time for professionals looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in specific areas.

Applications for some options remain open until the end of February, offering a variety of opportunities for different fields of activity.

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Medical and Health Law

The Medical and Health Law course aims to integrate health professionals with legal content, addressing topics such as civil, criminal, and ethical-disciplinary responsibility.

With a total of 62 spots, the program lasts for 18 months, and classes are held on Saturdays.

The total course load is 420 hours.

Applications are open, and more details can be found in the notice.

MBA in ESG and Sustainability

With applications open until February 14, the MBA in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and Sustainability is conducted in the evening from Monday to Friday, and on Saturdays in alternating weeks.

This course trains professionals to face complex challenges related to ESG pillars and sustainability.

Check the notice for more information.

Strategic Management in Public Safety

For those interested in Strategic Management in Public Safety, applications are open until February 24. With 60 spots available, the course is aimed at employees of the Amazonas Public Safety System. Classes occur from Monday to Saturday, including holidays.

Check the notice for details.

Occupational Safety and Health

The Occupational Safety and Health course offers 40 spots, distributed among institutions such as the Military Police of Amazonas and the Military Fire Department of Amazonas.

Applications are open until February 24.

Access the notice to learn more about the distribution of spots.

MBA in Auditing and Controllership

With 60 spots available, the MBA in Auditing and Controllership is intended for graduates in fields such as Accounting and Administration.

The program lasts for 18 months, including the preparation of the final project.

Check the notice for more information.

MBA in Research, Development & Innovation – PD&I

The MBA in Research, Development & Innovation – PD&I has 15 spots available, with applications open until February 7.

The course is open to professionals with higher education degrees, especially in the fields of administration, law, and computer engineering.

Don’t miss your chance and check the notice.

MBA in Financial and Accounting Management in the Public Sector

Finally, the MBA in Financial and Accounting Management in the Public Sector offers 45 spots and is accepting applications until February 24.

The spots are allocated to employees of the Amazonas Public Safety System.

More details can be found in the notice.

Do not miss the opportunity to specialize in one of the areas offered by UEA.

Access the notices for each course and secure your spot in one of the free postgraduate courses available.

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State University Opens Slots in 7 Free Graduate Courses for You to Enhance Your Qualifications and Broaden Your Career Opportunities

Applications Open for Free Postgraduate Courses at the State University of Amazonas (UEA)!

Medical and Health Law

MBA in ESG and Sustainability

Strategic Management in Public Safety

Occupational Safety and Health

MBA in Auditing and Controllership

MBA in Research, Development & Innovation – PD&I

MBA in Financial and Accounting Management in the Public Sector

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State University Opens Slots in 7 Free Graduate Courses for You to Enhance Your Qualifications and Broaden Your Career Opportunities

Applications Open for Free Postgraduate Courses at the State University of Amazonas (UEA)!

Medical and Health Law

MBA in ESG and Sustainability

Strategic Management in Public Safety

Occupational Safety and Health

MBA in Auditing and Controllership

MBA in Research, Development & Innovation – PD&I

MBA in Financial and Accounting Management in the Public Sector

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