Brazil is a country where it is pleasant to relax and get a lot of vivid impressions. And you can also come here to gain knowledge.
Education in Brazil has the following benefits:
- The ability to study for free;
- Great opportunity to learn Portuguese;
- Availability of improved training systems;
- An opportunity to master the most popular specialties (medicine, journalism, law, marketing, IT, administration).
Higher education in Brazil
To enter a Brazilian university, you need to pass exams and pass an interview (when preparing to enter the university, after graduating from high school, you can take private lessons).
You can enter a Brazilian university based on the results of the ENEM exam - a good result will not only automatically make the applicant a student, but also give him the right to receive a scholarship under the ProUni program (“University for all”).
If the funds allow, it makes sense to go to Brazil before admission to study the Portuguese language in short-term courses that work at the university chosen for study (for admission to the university, you will need a Celpe-Bras certificate - it confirms knowledge of the Portuguese language).
In addition, you can learn the language yourself at home, hire a teacher or go to one of the many sites to learn the language in online classes (in this case, you will have to pass an exam and receive the coveted certificate).
Higher education can be obtained by studying at public or private colleges or universities.
Having entered a public university, you can be sure that your education will not cost you anything financially (+ foreign students are provided with free housing). At public universities, students often conduct scientific research (the state invests in this type of activity). In these universities, the most demanded specialties are engineering and medicine, and in private - the humanities (jurisprudence, administration).
Federal and state universities are considered the most prestigious, so it is worth applying to the Federal University of São Paulo, the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and the Federal University of Minas Gerais. Those wishing to enter a private university should take a closer look at the Catholic University, as well as the Mackenzie and Anyambi Morumbi Universities.
Young professionals are valued in Brazil, so after graduating here, it makes sense to enroll in a master's program to master a second specialty - by doing this, you will automatically become a valuable employee for companies that are interested in multi-functional employees and are ready to pay them generous salaries.
