Registration for the teacher competition is open until January 2nd

Until January 2, 2020, the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN) receives applications for higher education teacher competitions. The opportunities are divided into two notices, aimed at vacancies at the Central Campus, at the Trairi Faculty of Health Sciences (Facisa), at the Seridó Higher Education Center (Ceres) and at the Multicampi School of Medical Sciences (EMCM). Interested parties can register through the Integrated Human Resources Management System (Sigrh), in the Competitions menu.
In total, the competitions open 68 vacancies for different areas of activity, which add new professionals to the Health Sciences Center (CCS), Education Center (CE), Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA), Center for Exact and Earth Sciences (CCET), Center for Applied Social Sciences (CCSA), Technology Center (CT), Biosciences Center (CB) and School of Music (EMUFRN).
The tests are scheduled for the period from April 5th to May 23rd, 2020, consisting of a written test, didactic test, memorial defense and professional performance project, followed by the qualifications test. The complete list of vacancies and other information are available in notices nº 25 and 26, which can be accessed on the website.

12/27/2019

CCHLA installs Planning Commission to raise suggestions for the return of post-pandemic activities

Last Thursday, the 21st, the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts (CCHLA) installed the Planning Committee (COMPLAN) to evaluate the proposals for resuming academic activities, bringing together representatives of teachers, departments, administrative technicians and students. According to the director of CCHLA, Maria das Graças Rodrigues, “COMLAN aims to project what the possible resumption of…

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TVU is now 100% digital

Surprise for those who watched the Festival Música Potiguar Brasileira on UFRN University TV. The perfect signal, Full HD, caught the attention of viewers, after a struggle that lasted at least two years. The struggle of the Communication Superintendency (Comunica) to put into operation the equipment acquired at least two years ago began in June, when the…

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