Yes, UFPE has active partnerships with global universities and offers open access publishing opportunities through agreements with organizations like IEEE.

UFPE is especially recognized for its research and academic programs in engineering, science, and technology.

Each graduate program at UFPE publishes its own public call detailing the application requirements. These typically include knowledge tests, CV evaluation, research proposals, and possibly presentations.

International applicants usually need to submit a CV, letters of recommendation (for Master's and PhD programs), a research proposal, and a Portuguese language certificate, depending on the program.

Yes, UFPE allows “special students” to enrol in single graduate courses if they have completed or are close to completing a bachelor’s degree.

UFPE offers a range of health services through the Student Health Unit (NASE), University Staff Health Unit (NASS), and its University Hospital. These include medical, dental, psychological consultations, and access to lab and clinical analysis services.

Yes, UFPE offers free parking lots on campus, available for use by both students and university staff.

Yes, UFPE is committed to accessibility and provides wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking lots, and other accommodations to ensure inclusive access across campus.

UFPE offers a wide range of undergraduate programs across various fields, including Engineering (Biomedical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, and more), Sciences (Biological Sciences, Pharmacy, Physics, Oceanography, Mathematics), Humanities and Social Sciences (Law, Political Science, History, Philosophy, Psychology), Arts (Visual Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, Architecture), Health (Nursing, Medicine, Odontology), and more.

Yes, UFPE offers graduate programs leading to Master's and Doctorate degrees in fields such as Languages and Literature, Mathematics, Tropical Medicine, and more, supporting a wide range of academic disciplines.

UFPE provides a variety of health-related programs at the undergraduate level, including Nursing, Medicine, Odontology, Physiotherapy, Phonoaudiology, and Nutrition.

UFPE offers merit-based and need-based scholarships for international students, including the Education Future International Scholarship and the ACES Scholarships.

UFPE may also partner with various organizations to offer scholarships for international PhD students, such as the Fahrenheit Scholarship, which specifically targets international doctoral students.

Yes, graduate students can apply for scholarships from external sources, such as the National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), CAPES/Demanda Social, and the Pernambuco Research Foundation (FACEPE). The FACEPE scholarships are available when a call for applications is announced.

UFPE offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, including sports facilities like a semi-Olympic swimming pool, indoor courts, and a soccer field. Additionally, students can engage in cultural and artistic programs such as theater, music, and visual arts. There are also numerous student organizations and clubs catering to a variety of academic, cultural, and recreational interests.

Yes, UFPE provides student residences on its Recife campus, offering convenient on-campus accommodation options for students. While there are no guarantees for international students, the university’s International Office can assist in helping students find housing.

UFPE offers comprehensive health services for students, including medical, dental, and psychological consultations. The university also operates a veterinary hospital that provides services for small and medium-sized animals, offering students in veterinary fields valuable hands-on experience.

No, UFPE does not offer on-campus accommodation for international students. However, the university provides a list of local housing options, including hotels and hostels, to assist students during their initial weeks in Recife.

The Buddy Program at UFPE pairs international students with local students to help them adjust to university life. The local buddy provides support in various areas, including finding accommodation, navigating the campus, and integrating into the local community.

International students can access a list of recommended accommodation options through UFPE's International Cooperation Office. The university also offers a "Buddy Program," where local students help international students integrate into university life and assist with finding housing.

Starting September 22, 2024, Brazil introduced a new post-study work residence permit that allows international students who have completed an undergraduate or graduate program at an accredited Brazilian institution to live and work in Brazil for up to two years. To qualify, students must have secured a job offer from a Brazilian employer within six months of graduation.

Yes, you can apply for a post-study work residence permit without prior work experience. The permit is designed for recent graduates, and the main requirement is securing a job offer from a Brazilian employer that relates to your field of study.

To apply for the post-study work residence permit, you must meet the following criteria: Have a valid employment contract with a Brazilian employer. Ensure the job position is related to your field of study. Submit your application within six months of graduating from a Brazilian institution like UFPE.