State University (UEM) Offers Over 1000 Slots for Free Online Undergraduate Courses in Sciences, Administration, Education, and More

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Participe do vestibular da Universidade Estadual-UEM! São 1.050 vagas em cursos gratuitos online (EAD) de graduação. Inscreva-se e conquiste seu diploma.

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Participate in the Entrance Exam of the State University of Maringá-UEM! There are 1,050 spots in free online undergraduate courses (EaD). Sign up and earn your degree.

The State University of Maringá (UEM) announced, through Bulletin No. 045/2024-CVU, the opening of the 2025 entrance exam. There will be 1,050 spots distributed across various free online undergraduate courses (EaD). This is an excellent opportunity for those seeking continued education, professional training, or starting a new academic career.

The free undergraduate courses aim to primarily provide quality academic training to meet market demands and public education needs. The online modality (EaD) ensures flexibility for students, combining online classes, discussion forums, virtual seminars, and regular assessments. The workload varies depending on the course, with the expectation of completion within timelines set by the institution.

Available Spots and Locations

The 2025 EaD entrance exam offers 1,050 spots, distributed between general competition and affirmative policies (social quotas, quotas for Black individuals, and people with disabilities). The free online courses (EaD) will be offered at hubs located in various cities in Paraná, such as Maringá, Londrina, Paranavaí, among others.

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Selection Processes

The selection process consists of an online essay exam, which will be held on February 23, 2025. Candidates can also apply for the spots reserved through affirmative policies, and they must prove the requirements specified in the bulletin. The final classification will take the essay score into account.

Registration Requirements

To participate in the free online undergraduate courses (EaD), candidates must have completed high school and present valid identity documents. Internet access and an electronic device are necessary to take the essay exam. Those who wish to register under the quotas must provide proof of the required criteria.

Offered Free Courses

The offered courses are:

Bachelor’s in Public Administration
Technology in Public Management
Bachelor’s in Biological Sciences
Bachelor’s in History
Bachelor’s in Portuguese/English
Bachelor’s in Pedagogy

Selection Process Schedule

Registrations: January 8 to February 12, 2025
Exemption from Registration Fee: January 8 to 15, 2025
Essay Exam: February 23, 2025
Final Result: March 13, 2025
Start of Classes: April 10, 2025

Course Registrations

Registrations for the 2025 EaD entrance exam can be made on the website www.vestibular.uem.br or through the App Vestibular UEM until February 12, 2025. The registration fee is R$ 50.00, with the possibility of exemption for candidates registered in CadÚnico. Don’t miss this opportunity to earn a nationally valid degree recognized by UEM!

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Elisângela

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19/02/2025 20:34

GNT, NÃO ACREDITEM, É GOLPE. LEVARAM MEUS 50 REAIS

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Jihnatan

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31/01/2025 07:53

Não tem Maringá no edital. Sugiro revisão da postagem, pois é fakenews.

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Bruno Campos Santos

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29/01/2025 19:54

Esse vestibular pode ser feito por qualquer pessoa do Estado do Brasil ?

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State University (UEM) Offers Over 1000 Slots for Free Online Undergraduate Courses in Sciences, Administration, Education, and More

Participate in the Entrance Exam of the State University of Maringá-UEM! There are 1,050 spots in free online undergraduate courses (EaD). Sign up and earn your degree.

Available Spots and Locations

Selection Processes

Registration Requirements

Offered Free Courses

Selection Process Schedule

Course Registrations

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Available Spots and Locations

Selection Processes

Registration Requirements

Offered Free Courses

Selection Process Schedule

Course Registrations

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