Registration open for specialization in teaching Spanish as a foreign language
The Department of Humanities at CERES – DLC announces the opening of registrations for the specialization course in teaching Spanish…
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Deadline extended for proposing working groups at CCHLA's XXI Humanities Week
The deadline for the proposal of GTs by CCHLA research groups was extended until 10/06. As previously announced, three thematic…
CCHLA IT manager explains the problem with the internet outage in the Center
Dear academic community, We inform you that since Monday, the 30th, the connection between UFRN and RNP-National Education and…
Professor and students from the UFRN history department win awards at the regional CTRL+E event
From May 23 to 25, IMD hosted the regional event CTRL+E, Regional Congress of Technologies in Education. The objective was…
Borges is remembered during his journey at CCHLA
Philosopher Jorge Luís Borges crossed from matter to the unknown thirty years ago. Despite the time being considerable, his memory…
Public budget was discussed at a SEMAPA seminar at CCHLA
Students on the public policy course were able to deepen their knowledge in the area of public budgeting, in…
SEMAPA discusses the agricultural land market in the semiarid northeastern region in a seminar
Students on the public policy course look to Professor Fábio Fonseca Figueiredo as a tireless seeker of good topics for…
SEMAPA promotes seminar “Agricultural land markets in the semi-arid northeast”
The Society, Environment and Development research group of the Public Policy department of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and…
SEMAPA holds a seminar entitled: “Current challenges of the public budget”
Current challenges of the public budget: the vision of the public ministry of accounts of RN is the theme of…
30th edition of Bloomsday brings diverse programming
Established 30 years ago, Bloomsday began with studies on the Irish writer James Joyce carried out by retired professor Francisco…