DLLEM project debates scientific method

The extension project Explain Me, Teach Me, promoted since 2009, by the Department of Modern Foreign Languages ​​and Literatures (DLLEM), at UFRN, promotes on March 26th from 7 pm to 10 pm a round table with the theme Some Notes on the Scientific Method: the scientific field and its characteristics.
The event aims to introduce young beginners to the scientific field, discussing the main characteristics and methodological aspects, in addition to encouraging young researchers to reflect on the research process and the importance of the method in the construction of scientific knowledge.
The meeting takes place in the Ágora Institute laboratory and features the participation of professor Ricardo Ojima, from the Department of Demography and Actuarial Sciences at UFRN. Anyone interested in the topic can participate and registration takes place at the event location.

UFRN Public Policy professors publish article: Coronavirus and Metropolitan Governance

Raquel Maria da Costa Silveira¹ Lindijane de Souza Bento Almeida²  Sara Raquel Fernandes Queiroz de Medeiros³ Brunno Costa do Nascimento Silva⁴ Kassinely Souza de Melo⁵ Gabriel Rodrigues da Silva⁶ The fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) in Brazil has highlighted the discussion about the Brazilian federative pact. The multiplicity of measures adopted by federal, state and municipal…

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Popular Course debates New High School

The Cursinho Popular Dona Militana, an extension action of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), invites students, teachers and education professionals to debate the repeal of the New Secondary Education. The intention of the event, which takes place on May 24th, at 5pm, in the auditorium of the Zila Mamede Library (BCZM),…

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Proae receives new requests for student assistance grants

From February 1st, the Dean of Student Affairs (Proae/UFRN) receives new requests for the selection process for student assistance scholarship programs. The benefits, consisting of food, transportation, residence, daycare, glasses and athlete, are intended for students regularly enrolled in in-person undergraduate courses on the Natal, Macaíba, Santa Cruz, Caicó and Currais Novos campuses. The selection…

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