Universidades da Argentina oferecem cursos gratuitos de engenharia e medicina sem vestibular para brasileiros

Argentinian Universities Offer Free Engineering and Medicine Courses Without Entrance Exam for Brazilians

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Published on 22/01/2020 at 19:58

Universidades da Argentina oferecem cursos gratuitos em Engenharia e Medicina sem vestibular para brasileiros

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Short on Money and Didn’t Pass the ENEM? Universities in Argentina Offer Free Undergraduate Courses Without Entrance Exams in All Fields.

Do you dream of attending university but are short on cash and didn’t do well on the ENEM? Argentina offers free undergraduate courses in every area you can imagine! SENAI and SESI Will Train 800 Thousand Young People from Bolsa Família and the Cadastro Único

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Currently, many Brazilians who cannot afford to pay for a university in Brazil, didn’t do well in the ENEM, and are looking for a job placement are finding in Argentina an intelligent way to achieve their dreams and projects.

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Today, the most sought-after courses by Brazilians are in Medicine and Engineering in the fields of IT, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Industrial, Chemical, and Petroleum. The universities also offer courses in Law, Health, and Education.

The opportunity to return to Brazil with a diploma from the 74th in the global ranking and the 1st in Latin America considerably increases job placement chances, not only in Brazil but anywhere in the world.

You can click here to learn more details about how to enroll, where to live, what documents are needed, among other questions.

Argentinian Universities Offer Free Engineering and Medicine Courses Without Entrance Exam for Brazilians

Short on Money and Didn’t Pass the ENEM? Universities in Argentina Offer Free Undergraduate Courses Without Entrance Exams in All Fields.

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What Areas of Higher Education Can I Study in Argentina?

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