Brazil Gears Up for September’s Major Education and Science Events
A series of education and science events spanning technology challenges, fairs, and innovation weeks will engage thousands of Brazilian students and visitors this September.
- • Criciúma’s Multiverso Senac immersion from September 11-13 features student projects in technology, fashion, and multimedia.
- • Jaraguá do Sul hosts a major math and science fair from September 16-18 with 165 projects and 8,000 expected visitors.
- • Colombo’s Innovation Week from September 23-25 highlights robotics competitions and scientific exhibitions involving up to 100 teams.
- • Instituto Santos Dumont opens registrations for science fairs as part of the National Science and Technology Week in October and November.
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Several vibrant education and science events are set to take place across Brazil in September 2026, fostering innovation and student engagement. From September 11 to 13, Criciúma will host the 3rd Multiverso Senac: A Imersão, a free event for 8th and 9th graders focusing on Technology, Fashion, and Multimedia. Students will participate in hands-on projects enhanced by AI, including app development, fashion design culminating in a runway show, and multimedia video production. The event ensures comprehensive support with meals, safety measures, and medical assistance.
Meanwhile, from September 16 to 18, Jaraguá do Sul will hold the XV Feira de Educação Matemática and IX Feira de Ciência e Tecnologia at Parque Municipal de Eventos, showcasing 165 projects involving around 3,500 students. This fair expects about 8,000 visitors, with scientific experiments, mathematical displays, and cultural presentations enriching the program.
Later in the month, from September 23 to 25, Colombo’s Semana de Inovação will spotlight robotics, science, technology, and entrepreneurship at Parque Municipal da Uva. The event includes the high-profile Copa da Uva de Robótica with up to 100 teams, along with scientific exhibitions by IFPR, interactive planetariums, virtual reality experiences, and public services like Detran consultations. It serves as a bridge connecting students, educators, and tech companies.
Additionally, the Instituto Santos Dumont in Macaíba has opened registrations for its 2026 Science Fair and Scientific Shows. Scheduled for October 26 and November 26-27, these events are part of the 23rd National Science and Technology Week, with the theme "Science Delas." They invite student participation across educational levels in projects addressing topics such as health, energy, climate, and economy, with awards for outstanding initiatives.
These events highlight Brazil’s commitment to nurturing scientific curiosity, technological innovation, and creativity among youth, providing dynamic platforms to celebrate and advance education and science.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
