Outreach Projects for Energy Engineering Students

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On UFSC Araranguá Campus, two outreach projects are being developed at the School of Sciences, Technologies and Health by professors and students of the Energy Engineering Program, in partnership with German organizations.

  • Plant of the Planet (https://www.plant-for-the-planet.org/en/home)
    Targeted at schools in the municipality of Araranguá, it seeks to encourage environmental awareness, planting trees and climate protection. The project is taken to schools by students of the energy engineering program, taking into account that the energy sector is a major contributor of the emissions that contribute to the concentration of greenhouse gases.
  • Technology Without Borders (https://www.teog.ngo/en/?lang=en)
    Targeted at energy engineering students for the application of community projects in the region of Araranguá. The projects aim at the use of renewable energies through the implementation of social technologies.

More information can be obtained from the coordinators of the projects: Prof. Kátia Madruga (katiamadruga08@gmail.com), Prof. Claus Pich (claus.pich@gmail.com) and Prof. Reginaldo Geremias (reginaldo.geremias@gmail.com).

Applications open for the mobility program BE_a_DOC

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Image result for grupo coimbraThe program is an initiative between Europe and Brazil that offers Sandwich PhD exchange or research period in Coimbra Group (CG) Universities or in universities associated with the Coimbra Group of Brazilian Universities (CGBU). Applications are open from 10 September to 15 September 2017, and the opportunity is for postdoctoral students, researchers and professors from CG or CGBU member universities who wish to go on mobility during the first half of the Brazilian academic year 2018.

Applications can be sent until 15 September 2017.

For more information access BE_a_DOC_CALL 2017.

Arrival of new USAC study abroad group

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Image result for usacThe University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC), an international exchange program linked to UFSC since 2013 through a cooperation agreement, begins its next Summer II academic period on Wednesday, 28 June , with an orientation session at the Rectorate Building II, and intensive Portuguese language classes, as well as other classes in academic areas related to Brazil, beginning on June 29 with the participation of undergraduate students from UFSC.

The program will receive 20 undergraduate students from North American universities, 1 administrative staff member and 1 visiting professor specialized in African American Literature.