Joint Call no. 1/2024/SINTER/PROPG/PROPESQ/PROEX – AUGM XXXI Jornadas de Jóvenes Investigadores
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SINTER, PROPG and PROPESQ invite UFSC researchers to submit joint research projects to CAPES-AUGM Program
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UFSC staff ends strike and returns to work this Monday (8)
An agreement has been signed at UFSC for the resumption of activities from Monday, 8 July. Photo: Sintufsc.
The technical and administrative staff (STAEs) at the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) signed an agreement with the University’s Rector last Friday (5), officializing the end of the strike that began in March.
Following this agreement, the employees have returned to work this Monday (8). The document provides for a series of measures that will be taken by the university administration together with the staff members, through the work of committees, to meet the local demands of the strike movement.
Call no. 1/2024/SINTER/PROPG/PROPESQ – Proposals for the Establishment of Fulbright Commission Chairs in Brazil-U.S. Studies
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Call no. 2/2024/NILT/SINTER – Needs for Translation (Portuguese⇔German)
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Call no. 1/2024/NILT/SINTER – Needs for translation (Portuguese⇔English)
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SINTER releases Catalogue of Courses offered in Foreign Languages
The Office of International Relations (SINTER) announces to the university community the publication of the 2024 catalogue of courses offered in foreign languages, for both undergraduate and graduate students, at Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC). These courses are interdisciplinary in nature and within a large scope of subject areas that comprise arts and humanities; life sciences; engineering and technology; clinical, pre-clinical and health; education; exact sciences; and human sciences.
UFSC mantains parnerships with more than 300 higher education institutions all over the world and the university believes that having these courses available in other languages is important for meeting its internationalization policy, since it provides a more open space for international learning and for welcoming the foreign academic community into the institution.
For the full list of courses offered in foreign languages, click here.
