The Ágora Institute, at UFRN, opens selection for scholarship holders in English. Registration begins this Tuesday, 22nd, and closes on February 28th. To compete, you must send an email to anacanan2@gmail.com with the following scanned documents: proof of enrollment between semesters 3 and 6, with name, CPF and graduation record. In addition, it is necessary to send proof of knowledge of English at a minimum level of B1.2.
After the registration period, an interview will be held with candidates on March 3, at 9 am, via the Google Meet platform.
To find out about the notice, visit our website or contact us by email: anacanan2@gmail.com
Agora English Notice 22.1
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