Undergraduate degrees, usually the first university qualification.
21 programs found
Florianópolis, Brazil
Law course that continues the Faculdade de Direito de Santa Catarina, the state's first law school founded in Florianópolis in 1932. It seeks to give technical knowledge, critical vision and social and political awareness to future legal professionals.
Tubarão, Brazil
Bachelor's course in architecture and urbanism offered in person. The page presents it as training for designing, planning and building spaces that affect people, cities and communities.
Tubarão, Brazil
Bachelor's civil engineering course offered in in-person and semi-in-person modes. It combines technical knowledge with a stated commitment to the development of Santa Catarina.
Tubarão, Brazil
In-person bachelor's course in psychology that stresses practice from the first year through extension projects and community services. The page says graduates can work in clinics, hospitals, schools and companies.
Brasília, Brazil
Daytime bachelor's course of the Department of Computer Science at the Darcy Ribeiro campus. It trains graduates in the theoretical foundations of computing and in designing and implementing systems; 214 credits (3,210 hours) with a compulsory final thesis.
Brasília, Brazil
Daytime course offered jointly with the Department of Electrical Engineering. It prepares professionals to integrate hardware and software in computing systems, including microprocessor systems, embedded electronics and data networks; 3,210 hours with thesis and internship required.
Brasília, Brazil
Evening teaching degree that prepares educators to teach computing in basic and technological education. It is offered as a course separate from the bachelor's degree, with a thesis and internship required.
São Leopoldo, Brazil
Bachelor's architecture and urbanism course built around learning by doing, with studio work supported by BIM and a model office. The page cites more than 1,800 hours of project practice.
São Leopoldo, Brazil
Bachelor's computer science course taught in simulation laboratories, with companies taking part in classes. Students join hackathons and programming marathons and begin building a professional portfolio.
