SINTER launches SINTEGRA project

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Last Wednesday, 24 May, the Office of International Relations (SINTER), in partnership with the Department of Psychology, launched the SINTEGRA outreach project. The launch was held in the School of Socio-Economic Sciences (CSE) Auditorium, from 2 pm to 3:30 pm.

The SINTEGRA project aims to meet the needs of PEC-G students at UFSC. The Programa de Estudantes-Convênio de Graduação – PEC-G provides students from developing countries with which Brazil maintains educational and cultural agreements the opportunity to pursue their undergraduate studies in Brazilian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). International students over 18 years old and preferably up to 23 years old, with complete secondary education, are selected to enrol in undergraduate programs in Brazil. PEC-G is administered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MRE) and the Ministry of Education (MEC) in partnership with HEIs throughout the country.

SINTEGRA aims to help the students in their adaptation and integration process at UFSC, discussing academic, cultural, and racial issues. Through the project, students will have greater involvement and will be able to contribute to the improvement of the university.

Applications open for the “Exámenes de certificación en español: acercamiento” course

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SINTERThe Institutional Center for Languages and Translation (NILT/SINTER) promotes the second edition of the course “Exámenes de certificación en español: acercamiento” [Getting familiar with Spanish proficiency exams].

The course introduces four Spanish proficiency exams (CELU, DELE, SIELE and LAPLE (DLLE/UFSC)), whose certificates are the most required for academic mobility and admission to graduate programs. The objective is to familiarize participants with the exam formats, the types of questions, the skills assessed, the time for completion, the assignment of grades/scores and the conditions of offer and validity of the exams.

Classes will take place between 22 June and 15 July.

Register here until 17 June.

Attention: participants must have knowledge of the Spanish language (written and oral comprehension), as the entire course (classes, materials and activities) will be in Spanish.

If you have any doubts, contact the NILT Spanish Coordinator at espanhol.nilt@gmail.com.

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How to Study in Belgium: webinar will be streamed this Thursday, 19 May

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The webinar How to Study in Belgium, promoted by SINTER, will be held this Thursday, 19 May, at 2 pm, on the UFSC International YouTube channel.

Ms. Elodie Meunier, representative from WBI, a Belgian study promotion agency, will present the exchange opportunities for Brazilian undergraduate and graduate students in Belgium, including information about scholarship programs, application criteria and ways to participe.

The event will last 1 hour and the participation is free. In addition to Ms. Meunier’s talk, the webinar will include time for questions. This is an opportunity for you to learn more about study abroad possibilities. Click here and join us there!

AUGM Escala Posgrado Program – Applications open

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The Office of International Relations (SINTER) announces that applications are open for the Escala Posgrado program of the Asociación de Universidades Grupo Montevideo [Association of Montevideo Group Universities] (AUGM), according to the Call for Applications no. 10 SINTER 2022. Four places will be offered to students regularly enrolled in an UFSC graduate program: two for master’s students and two for doctoral students.  The selected students will be exempted from paying tuition fees at the Host University and will also receive accommodation and food allowance. Applicants must send all the documentation required digitized in PDF format to augm.sinter@contato.ufsc.br until 1 June 2022.

SCHEDULE:

Event Deadline
Call for Applications 13 May 2022
Application period From 13 May to 1 June 2022
Publication of preliminary results 7 June 2022
Appeal against the preliminary results Until 8 June 2022
Final results Until 9 June 2022

UFSC holds a meeting with the Austrian university Uni-Graz

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Uni Graz/University of Graz (@UniGraz) / TwitterOn 12 May, the Office of International Relations (SINTER) held a meeting with Ms. Christa Grassauer, Ms. Doris Knasar and Ms. Petra Rabitsch, representatives of the Universität Graz (Uni-Graz).

The Austrian representatives presented their institution and discussed possible research partnerships, taking into account the research areas in which Uni-Graz stands out: climate change, market regulation, mathematics and natural sciences.

UFSC and Uni-Graz already have an agreement that allows the exchange of up to 5 undergraduate students per year between the institutions. During the virtual meeting, the welcoming actions for exchange students at Uni-Graz were also emphasized, such as the reception of international students, the study buddy program and the German language course.

AUGM Escala Gestores y Administradores – Applications open

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Applications are open for the Escala de Gestores y Administradores program, promoted by the Asociación de Universidades Grupo Montevideo [Association of Montevideo Group Universities] (AUGM). Application deadline is 31 May 2022 and the rules to apply are established in the Call for Applications no. 8 SINTER 2022.

Five places are being offered to technical and administrative staff members from the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC). One of those is reserved for SINTER’s staff, and the other four are available for staff from other university sectors that work directly in the strengthening and consolidation of the University’s internationalization process.

To be eligible, applicants must work in the institution for at least three years. They must send all the documentation required in PDF format to augm.sinter@contato.ufsc.br. UFSC will provide the selected staff with round-trip air tickets in economy class, and the host university is responsible for organizing and providing accommodation and food, following its own criteria, as described in the AUGM Call for Applications 2022.

Read the Call for Applications no. 8 SINTER 2022 to learn more.

SCHEDULE:

Event Deadline
Call for Applications 10 May 2022
Application period From 10 to 31 May 2022
Publication of preliminary results 3 June 2022
Appeal against the preliminary results Until 6 June 2022
UFSC pre-selection results Until 7 June 2022
Final results (by the host institutions on the AUGM website) July 2022
Mobility period (for selected staff) Between July and December 2022

Selection process for a doctoral scholarship at the Institutional Center for Language and Translation (NILT) – Applications open

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The Institutional Center for Language and Translation (NILT) has opened applications for doctoral students interested in working as a content producer and tutor in the Portuguese as a Foreign Language course.

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

  • Be regularly enrolled in the Doctoral Program in Knowledge Engineering and Management at UFSC. Area of concentration: Knowledge Media;
  • Do not intend to graduate during the scholarship period (until December 2022);
  • Have experience with digital platforms;
  • Be available to work 20 hours/week;
  • Have experience in the areas of instructional design, distance education, tutoring, monitoring or other pedagogical activities.

Places: 01 (one)

Scholarship amount: R$ 1100

Total hours per week: 20 hours

Application period:  From 10 to 31 May 2022

The Simplified Selection Process will occur in two stages: the first one consists in document reviewing and is a qualifying stage; the second one consists in an interview (recorded) and/or written test that will rank the qualified applicants.

For further information, read the Call for Applications no. 9 SINTER 2022.

If you have any doubts, please send an email to cbfaveri@gmail.com with the subject: “Bolsa Português Língua Estrangeira”

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About NILT:

The Institutional Center for Languages and Translation (NILT) was created to promote and foster the internationalization process of UFSC through the development of language policies and language courses with an international focus. Currently, NILT offers language courses to students, faculty and staff from UFSC, other higher education institutions and the community in general.