Monthly values ​​referring to the increase in scholarship holders are disclosed

Many students, when entering a university, resort to scholarships offered by the institution. The values ​​are diverse and depend on the classification and modality that are analyzed. Recently, the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (Capes) published the table with the new values ​​for scholarship holders. See below all the readjustments that were made.

President Lula announced the increase in scholarships

Check below the updated values ​​of the scholarships according to the modality:

Postgraduate

• Master's: BRL 2,100.00;
• Doctorate: BRL 3,100.00;
• Postdoctoral: BRL 5,200.00.

Teacher training for basic education

• Initiation to Teaching (Pibid) / Resident: R$ 700.00;
• Supervision (Pibid) / Preceptor: BRL 1,100.00;
• Institutional Coordinator (Pibid/PRP): BRL 2,100.00;
• Area Coordinator (Pibid)/ Teacher Advisor (PRP): R$ 2,000.00;
• Deputy Coordinator (PARFOR): BRL 2,000.00;
• Course Coordinator (PARFOR): BRL 2,000.00;
• General Coordinator (PARFOR): BRL 2,100.00;
• Local Coordinator (PARFOR): BRL 1,550.00;
• Trainer Professor I (PARFOR): BRL 1,850.00;
• Trainer Professor II (PARFOR): BRL 1,550.00;
• General Coordinator (UAB): BRL 2,100.00;
• Deputy Coordinator (UAB): BRL 2,100.00;
• Course Coordinator I (UAB): BRL 2,000.00;
• Course Coordinator II (UAB): BRL 1,550.00;
• Pole Coordinator (UAB): BRL 1,550.00;
• Tutoring Coordination I (UAB): BRL 1,850.00;
• Tutoring Coordination II (UAB): BRL 1,550.00;
• Trainer Professor I (UAB): BRL 1,850.00;
• Trainer Professor II (UAB): R$ 1,550.00;
• Content Professor I (UAB): BRL 1,850.00;
• Content Professor II (UAB): BRL 1,550.00;
• Teaching Assistant (UAB): BRL 1,550.00;
• Tutor (UAB): BRL 1,100.00;
• Master's Degree (Professional): BRL 2,100.00.

Increase took more than a decade to occur

After not being readjusted for 10 years, undergraduate, graduate, and initiation scholarships scientific and Permanence Grant were updated between 25% and 200%.
As reported by the Minister of Education, Camilo Santana, these readjustments were important and necessary, as each and every investment in research is a way of thinking about the country's future.

Furthermore, Santana added that, researchers deserve to be valued and increasing the value of grants will increase their self-esteem and, of course, offer a sense of hope.