Yes, UFPB offers student support services including limited on-campus housing, dining facilities, health services, and academic advising. International students can also receive assistance through the university’s international relations office.

UFPB offers a wide range of degrees, including bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs in fields such as liberal arts, health sciences, engineering, business, education, and fine arts. Programs are distributed across its campuses in João Pessoa, Areia, Bananeiras, and the North Coast.

To apply, first choose your desired program and locate the application form (often found via the "Apply now" button on the university's website). Submit the completed form and follow all application steps. Be sure to gather and upload the necessary documents as outlined by the university.

The required documents can vary by program and whether the student is Brazilian or international. Generally, you’ll need academic transcripts, identification documents, proof of language proficiency (Portuguese), and any program-specific requirements. It’s best to consult UFPB directly for a complete checklist.

Some graduate or competitive programs at UFPB may require an interview as part of the evaluation. If applicable, you will be notified after your application is reviewed.

UFPB has implemented several accessibility improvements, including wheelchair-accessible entrances, designated parking areas, and efforts to accommodate students with disabilities across its campuses.

Yes. UFPB’s Industrial Engineering department houses SSTIC, a research group dedicated to health and safety in construction. They’ve even published a booklet focused on safety education in this field.

UFPB fosters a safety-conscious environment through programs like the Chemical Waste Management Program in laboratories and ongoing research on ergonomics and indoor environmental quality. These initiatives aim to improve students' physical health, posture, and well-being.

UFPB offers a wide range of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs across various fields, including liberal arts (such as Law), health sciences (such as Medicine and Dentistry), engineering and technology (such as Computer Science), business (such as Administration and Accounting), education, and fine arts (such as Music and Theater).

UFPB provides several support services, including student counseling, accessibility services (like wheelchair-accessible entrances), safety initiatives, and various cultural and extracurricular activities. The university also focuses on health and safety through research programs and ergonomic studies.

To apply as an international student, you need to choose the program you're interested in, submit an application form, and provide necessary documents (such as transcripts, proof of language proficiency, and other required documents). Be sure to check the specific requirements for your chosen program on the UFPB website or contact the International Office for further details.

UFPB offers a variety of scholarships, including research and development scholarships, merit-based scholarships, and need-based scholarships. Additionally, UFPB collaborates with external organizations like the Ayn Rand Institute and the Tobacco Harm Reduction Scholarship Programme to provide further funding options.

Yes, international students can apply for scholarships at UFPB. The university participates in international exchange programs such as PEC-G and Erasmus+, providing opportunities for international students to study abroad and receive financial assistance during their studies.

To apply for a research or development scholarship at UFPB, students need to be involved in research projects or academic initiatives. The specific application process may vary depending on the program or department. It's recommended to consult the university’s website or contact the research office for detailed instructions and deadlines.

UFPB offers a vibrant student life with a variety of extracurricular activities. Students can join clubs, societies, and engage in major annual events like academic conferences and cultural festivals. These activities allow students to explore their interests beyond academics, build networks, and contribute to the university's dynamic community.

Campus I offers a wide range of services and facilities to make student life more comfortable. These include restaurants, banks, bookstores, a farmers' market, and stationery shops. The campus also has large classrooms, libraries, and integration spaces, making it an ideal place for studying and socializing. Additionally, the Center of Medical Sciences provides air-conditioned classrooms, elevators, and a cafeteria for students' convenience.

Yes, UFPB provides significant research opportunities for students. The university has 171 research groups certified by the National Council for Science and Technology Development (CNPq), allowing students to participate in cutting-edge research. There are also scholarships available to students engaged in research projects, contributing to both academic and professional development.

Yes, UFPB offers residence halls (dormitories) for students, providing a variety of room types and shared facilities such as study rooms and lounges. Specific details on room types and amenities may vary, so it's important to check with the university's housing office for the latest information.

To apply for on-campus housing, students will need to complete an online application form, pay any applicable housing fees, and possibly submit supporting documents such as academic records or financial information. Be sure to review the deadlines and requirements on the university's housing webpage.

Yes, UFPB offers assistance to students looking for off-campus housing. The university may provide a list of recommended or approved accommodations and could have a housing office that helps students find safe and affordable places to live near the campus.

No, UFPB does not offer a specific post-study work visa program. However, international students graduating from UFPB may apply for a temporary visa to work in Brazil and potentially transition to a permanent work visa after securing employment.

Yes, demonstrating proficiency in Brazilian Portuguese is often required for work visa applications. International students can take the CELPE-BRAS exam to prove their language skills, which is generally necessary for employment in Brazil.

Graduates from UFPB can apply for a temporary work visa in Brazil. Once employed, they may be eligible to apply for a permanent work visa after fulfilling the necessary employment period and requirements.