📣 Announcement from the CCHLA Management: there will be no night classes this Friday (19)

The Management of the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA/UFRN) informs that, in accordance with Circular Letter nº 113/2026-PROGESP/Reitoria/UFRN, Circular Letter nº 65/2026-PROGESP/UFRN and MGI Ordinance nº 4.779/2026, administrative hours at the Center will close at 6:30 pm this Friday, June 19, 2026.

The measure occurs due to the Brazilian team's game at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Due to the change in opening hours, there will be no evening classes.

The CCHLA Management requests the understanding of the entire academic community and reinforces that the decision follows the institutional guidelines established by the University.

CCHLA/UFRN Management

CIRCULAR LETTER No. 113-2026-PROGESP-REITORIA-UFRN Download

Official Letter 65_2026-PROGESPDownload

MGI ORDINANCE No. 4,779Download

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