For Brazilian Students:

High School Completion:

Students must have completed high school education, typically confirmed by a high school diploma.

Enem (National High School Exam):

The Enem is a critical requirement for admission to many Brazilian universities, including UFMS. Students must perform well on the exam to be considered for university admission.

The Enem score is used for selection and may also play a role in scholarship eligibility.

Program-Specific Requirements:

Some programs may have additional requirements beyond the general Enem score, such as specific knowledge in certain subjects or higher performance in particular areas of the exam.

For International Students:

Language Proficiency:

Depending on the program, international students may need to demonstrate proficiency in Portuguese (the primary language of instruction) or English.

Portuguese proficiency can be demonstrated through recognized exams such as the CELPE-Bras (Certificate of Proficiency in Portuguese for Foreigners).

For programs taught in English, TOEFL, IELTS, or other English proficiency exams may be required.

Equivalent High School Diploma:

International students must provide an official transcript or equivalent documentation showing the completion of high school or the equivalent level of education in their country.

Program-Specific Requirements:

As with Brazilian students, international applicants should also investigate the specific requirements for the program they wish to apply to. Some programs might have additional requirements, such as portfolios for art or music programs, or a particular level of academic performance in specific subjects.

General Admission Process for International Students:

International applicants may also need to submit other documents, such as:

A completed application form.

Passport copy.

Health insurance proof (as per university policy).

Three passport-sized photographs.

A letter of intent or personal statement, depending on the program.