The job market, nowadays, requires professionals that are more and more specialized and that go beyond a university degree. However, we know that postgraduate courses do not always fit in every student's pocket, a situation that makes it difficult for students to access this type of training.
Fortunately, public higher education institutions have opened vacancies in free specialization courses throughout Brazil. This is the case of the State University of Pará (UEPA) and Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB), which together offer 120 vacancies in specializations in the areas of Finance and the Environment.
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At State University of Pará (UEPA), there are 40 vacancies in the postgraduate course in Management and Sustainable Production of Forests. The course is taught on campus VI – Paragominas and lasts 450 class hours distributed among 14 disciplines. Classes will be held from 6:30 pm to 11 pm, on weekdays and eventually on Saturdays.
Graduate students in the areas of Forestry and Environmental Engineering, Agroindustrial Technology (emphasis on Wood Technology), Agronomy and Production Engineering may participate. Entries can be made until September 25 at the Selection Process Coordination. The start of the course is scheduled for November.
A Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) offers 80 vacancies in the postgraduate course in Financial Education. The course is aimed at teachers working in schools linked to the State Department of Education. Vacancies are distributed among the campuses of João Pessoa (40), Campina Grande (20), Pombal (ten) and Alagoa Grande (ten).
Registration is open until September 30th and can be made through the course website (http://www.ccsa.ufpb.br/ceef). Fee in the amount of R$ 50.00 is charged for participation and must be paid through the Union Collection Guide (GRU). The final result will be published on October 27th. Information can be verified by notice.