Founded in 1976, the Paulista State University Julio de Mesquita Filho (Unesp) is one of the most traditional public educational institutions in Brazil. A reference in higher education, it is among the ten best in the country, according to Folha's University Ranking (RUF).
Despite being present in several municipalities throughout the state of São Paulo, residents of other regions, and even other countries, can take courses completely online and free of charge, thanks to Open Unesp.
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The virtual learning environment is an initiative of the Rectory of Unesp, via the Pro-Rectories of Graduation, Post-Graduation and Extension, in partnership with the Nucleus of Distance Education (NEaD/Unesp).
There are more than 30,000 registered users, 73 course options, 183 e-books and 2104 teaching materials designed to provide students with the experience of building their own knowledge.
At Unesp Aberta, the digital pedagogical resources developed by the university are made available to anyone, completely free of charge. However, a negative point is that they are designed for independent studies, that is, only a few have certification.
On the other hand, a great differential is the dialog box within the courses. It allows course participants to interact, enabling exchange of experiences and discussions on the topics addressed.
The courses are of the open distance modality and have a variable workload, that is, the student can study according to his own pace of studies. In addition, there is no monitoring of tutors.
Check out some options free courses offered by Unesp:
To enroll, simply access the Open Unesp website (unespaberta.ead.unesp.br) and register by creating a login and password.
On the course page, students can check the syllabus, that is, which items will be studied, the names of the professors who prepared the content, as well as the course load.
