Federal University Opens Selection Process For Professors With Salary Of R$ 4,485.18 For 40-Hour Workweek

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Published on 27/09/2024 at 10:51

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Federal University of Maranhão Opens New Selection Process for Teachers. Those Approved in the UFMA Public Contest Will Have Salaries Exceeding R$ 4,4 Thousand.

The São Luís Campus of the Federal University of Maranhão (UFMA) is accepting applications for a new selection process aiming to hire an adjunct professor. Two positions are being offered in the UFMA teacher contest, one in the Field of Philosophy and the Other in the Field of Nursing.

Requirements to Participate in the Selection Process of the Federal University of Maranhão

The opportunities are for Basic, Technical, and Technological Education (EBTT) Teachers, who develop activities related to teaching, research, and extension at UFMA, as well as assistance at the institution as provided for in federal legislation.

The workload for those approved is 40 hours per week and the initial salary is R$ 4,485.18. The Philosophy position is targeted at the subject of Studies and Research and requires a Degree in Philosophy. The Nursing position requires a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing with Teaching Qualification or Pedagogical Training.

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Registrations for the UFMA Contest Until October 11

The pre-registration for the selection process of the Federal University can be made from September 11 to October 11, 2024, through the website of the Integrated System for Human Resource Management (SIGRH) of UFMA. A fee of R$ 250.00 must be paid. To request registration, the candidate must attach the following documents:

Curriculum Vitae in the Lattes/CNPq Platform model (curriculum only);
Individual Taxpayer Registry/CPF (waived if included on the Identity Document);
Identity document with photo, valid nationwide;
Document proving military service status for male candidates, in cases provided by law, except for foreign candidates;
Graduation diploma(s) accompanied by the corresponding Academic Transcript. If the diploma was issued by a Foreign Higher Education Institution, it must have been validated in the country.

The UFMA contest will include selection methods such as written exam, didactic test, defense of the research project, and evaluation of titles. The research project is mandatory for the positions available for a workload of 40 hours with full dedication. The written exam, according to the announcement, will consist of an essay on a randomly chosen topic from the program developed by the academic unit promoting the contest.

About UFMA

The Federal University of Maranhão originated from the former Faculty of Philosophy of São Luís do Maranhão, founded in 1953 by the initiative of the Maranhão Academy of Letters, the Paulo Ramos Foundation, and the Archdiocese of São Luís.

UFMA operates with the mission of training qualified professionals in the state of Maranhão, capable of improving the efficacy and efficiency of public and private organizations by solving problems, generating processes of innovation and social transformation, contributing to competitiveness and enhancing productivity. The institution always acts with ethics, social commitment, sustainability, and innovation.

Federal University Opens Selection Process For Professors With Salary Of R$ 4,485.18 For 40-Hour Workweek

Federal University of Maranhão Opens New Selection Process for Teachers. Those Approved in the UFMA Public Contest Will Have Salaries Exceeding R$ 4,4 Thousand.

Requirements to Participate in the Selection Process of the Federal University of Maranhão

Registrations for the UFMA Contest Until October 11

About UFMA

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