FURG operates multiple campuses, including locations in Santo Antônio da Patrulha, São Lourenço do Sul, Santa Vitória do Palmar, in addition to its main campus in Rio Grande.

FURG has a strong focus on coastal and oceanic ecosystems, as well as understanding the natural, social, cultural, and historical aspects of the environment. It has expanded its programs across various fields, including engineering, political science, economics, and more.

The primary method for undergraduate admissions at FURG is through the Unified Selection System (SiSU). Additionally, the Selective Process for the Occupation of Vacant Places (PSVO) is available for students seeking to change programs, transfer, or return to their studies.

Yes, FURG has specific admission processes for indigenous and quilombola students. There is also a dedicated process for the teaching degree in Rural Education, aimed at increasing access to education for these groups.

Each graduate program at FURG has its own specific admission process. Calls for admissions are published annually for each program, so it’s important to check the specific requirements for the program you’re interested in.

FURG offers various safety measures on the Carreiros Campus, including a safety guide, police protection, student escorts, vehicle assistance, and safe storage for valuables. The campus also features a 250-hectare green space designed to enhance the well-being of students and staff.

In case of an emergency on the Carreiros Campus, students and employees can call the emergency number 200 from any landline on the campus.

If you feel uncomfortable walking to your vehicle alone, you can request a student escort. This service is available to both students and employees to ensure their safety on campus.

FURG offers a variety of bachelor's degree programs, including Oceanology, Visual Arts, International Relations, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical), and Medicine. They also offer programs in education and technology.

Yes, FURG provides graduate specializations in fields like Municipal Public Management (Distance Education), as well as various other specialized areas to cater to different professional needs.

FURG offers doctoral programs in areas such as Oceanology, Aquaculture, Environmental Education, Food Science and Engineering, and more. These programs provide in-depth study and research opportunities in specialized fields.

FURG offers a range of scholarships, including those for academic mobility, such as the Andifes Academic Mobility Program and the Santander National Mobility Program, as well as basic assistance scholarships. These include financial aid for food, housing, transportation, and support for students with children. Additionally, there are opportunities for international student exchanges through various agreements and initiatives like BRAMEX and the PEC-G/PEC-PG programs.

Yes, FURG provides several types of financial assistance for students, including housing aid, food aid, transportation aid, and preschool assistance for students with children. These support programs are designed to help students cover essential living costs while pursuing their education.

You can apply for scholarships at FURG through their official website under the "Student Assistance Programs" and "Academic Mobility" sections. Detailed instructions on how to apply for each type of scholarship are available there. Make sure to check eligibility criteria for each program and the deadlines for submission.

FURG offers a wide range of student organizations, clubs, and associations that cater to diverse interests, including academic, cultural, recreational, and professional groups. These organizations provide students with opportunities to engage in extracurricular activities, develop skills, and connect with peers who share similar passions.

FURG provides various opportunities for leadership development through campus events, student organizations, and traditions. Students can actively participate in leadership roles within clubs, attend leadership workshops, and contribute to community engagement activities that help build and strengthen their leadership skills.

The Office of Student Life at FURG offers a range of support services, including assistance with housing, dining, health, and mental well-being. Students can access resources to help manage stress, improve their overall health, and seek guidance on balancing academic and personal life.

FURG offers accommodation through its University Student Houses, which are available in several locations, including Rio Grande, Santa Vitória do Palmar, São Lourenço do Sul, and Santo Antônio da Patrulha. These houses are specifically designed for students from other cities.

Yes, FURG offers a Subprogram of Basic Assistance, which provides support in various areas including food, housing, transportation, preschool, and permanence aids. This program is designed to assist students with the financial aspects of their academic journey, ensuring they have the necessary resources to focus on their studies.

If there is no available space in the University Student Houses, students may receive a monthly allowance to help cover housing costs. This allowance is intended for students who need to find housing in areas where Student Houses are unavailable or have limited capacity.

The new post-graduation residency permit allows international graduates of accredited Brazilian institutions to stay in Brazil for up to two years to seek employment. It provides a temporary work authorization, allowing graduates to work and contribute to the economy after completing their studies.

To apply for the post-graduation residence permit, you must have completed a degree from a Brazilian institution accredited by the Ministry of Education (MEC), and you need a job offer from a Brazilian employer. Applications can be submitted up to six months after graduation.

Yes, graduates of hybrid programs can apply for the post-graduation residency permit, as long as the program included in-person assessments and is from an accredited institution recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC).