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Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings assess universities around the world against the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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The Office of International Relations (SINTER) announces the applications approved for the selection of a student tutor to work in an online Libras course taught in English, in accordance with the Call for Applications no. 2 SINTER/PROEX/SEAD/SEPLAN/2021, as well as the schedule for the individual interviews.
See the results here.
The Office of International Relations (SINTER) announces the final results of UFSC’s pre-selection process for the scholarship offered by the University of Luxembourg, according to the Call for Applications no. 7 SINTER 2021. The applicants approved after the analysis of the documents are the following, in rank order.
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The Office of International Relations (SINTER) announces the preliminary results of UFSC’s pre-selection process for the scholarship offered by the University of Luxembourg, according to the Call for Applications no. 7 SINTER 2021. The applicants approved after the analysis of the documents are the following, in rank order.
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SINTER, PROEX, SEAD and SEPLAN are selecting an undergraduate or graduate student to work as a Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) tutor for an online course taught in English, linked to the UFSC Virtual Mobility Program.
Access the Call for Applications no. 2 SINTER/PROEX/SEAD/SEPLAN/2021 to check the application requirements, schedule and other information.
In an ordinary session, held on 30 March, the University Council (CUn) of the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) approved the Exceptional Supplementary Calendar for the academic year 2021 for undergraduate and graduate programs. The counselors also approved, by a large majority, the opinion of the counselor Antônio Alberto Brunetta for the continuity of online teaching activities during the first and second academic semesters of 2021.
The University Council approved an extended calendar in view of the fact that the current pandemic situation is serious and there is no security for resuming on-campus classes in the near future, but the situation will be analyzed over time. “By the beginning of the second academic semester, we will be able to analyze the scenario again and take the debate back to the CUn, in case the population’s vaccination progresses faster and the pandemic numbers improve,” said Vasconcelos.
With CUn’s decision, the first academic semester of 2021 for graduate programs will begin on 14 June and end on 2 October. In the proposed academic calendar, the second semester is scheduled to begin on 25 October 2021 and end on 26 March 2022, with a holiday break period between 19 December 2021 and 30 January 2022.
For graduate programs, the academic calendars are different according to the type of course: semester courses will last for 15 or 16 weeks; quarter courses will last for 10 to 12 weeks; and two-month courses will last for 8 or 9 weeks. The suggested starting date for all types of graduate courses is 5 April 2021.
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The results of the selection process for the online extension courses’ production team were released today.
See the list of selected students here.
