Brazilian universities and schools are enhancing technology education through free advanced training programs and makerspace labs equipped with cutting-edge tools, benefiting students through scholarships and practical experiences.
Free vocational and entrepreneurship courses in Tamoios have qualified over 100 women, enhancing their economic autonomy and inclusion.
Brazil launches a free bachelor’s program in science and technology while HFSE workers intensify efforts for career transition legislation in the sector.
Brazil introduces new postgraduate courses in science and mathematics for 2026, featuring free specialization at IFPA and a master's program with scholarships at UFT.
A report highlights how higher education in Brazil can significantly increase salaries for graduates.