USP oferece cursos gratuitos de intercâmbio, com foco em sustentabilidade, saúde e tecnologia, ministrados por professores internacionais

USP Offers Free Exchange Courses Focused on Sustainability, Health, and Technology Taught by International Professors

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Published on 27/12/2024 at 11:03

USP oferece cursos gratuitos de intercâmbio, com foco em sustentabilidade, saúde e tecnologia, ministrados por professores internacionais

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Take Advantage Of Free Courses At USP Academy! Qualify With 16 Hybrid Formations In English And Spanish. Registrations Open.

The University of São Paulo (USP) is open for registrations for the USP Academy program, which offers a unique experience for students interested in interacting with international participants. The initiative provides 16 free courses aimed at different areas of knowledge.

Details Of Free Courses

The free exchange courses offered have a minimum workload of 30 hours per week and are taught in English or Spanish. The formations cover undergraduate, graduate, and extension courses, ensuring a broad diversity of topics. The subjects feature at least two professors from USP and may include guest instructors.

Options Of Available Courses

Check out the 16 free courses offered by USP Academy:

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Benefits Of The Program

The USP Academy aims to promote academic and cultural exchange, fostering integration between USP students and international students. This experience is an excellent opportunity to expand knowledge and develop skills in a globalized environment.

Deadlines And Registration Procedures

Registrations for the USP Academy can be made until January 31, 2025. Classes will be held from February 17 to 28, in a hybrid format, combining in-person and remote activities. To register, it is necessary to complete the Learning Agreement and the Application Form, both available online.

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USP Offers Free Exchange Courses Focused on Sustainability, Health, and Technology Taught by International Professors

Take Advantage Of Free Courses At USP Academy! Qualify With 16 Hybrid Formations In English And Spanish. Registrations Open.

Details Of Free Courses

Options Of Available Courses

Benefits Of The Program

Deadlines And Registration Procedures

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