The University Council of Ufes approved (by unanimous consent), in a session held last Thursday (27th), the Resolution n. 28/2020, which extends the deadline for suspension of in-person activities at Ufes until December 31st, 2020.
The UFES Council of Teaching, Research and Outreach (CEPE, in Portuguese) completed this Tuesday (18th) the approval of Resolution n. 30/2020 to regulate the implementation of the Remote and Temporary Emergency Teaching-Learning System (EARTE, in Portuguese) and the choice of courses for the special semester 2020 in undergraduate courses.
Rector Paulo Vargas, in a decision (ad referendum) during a session of the University Council, extended the suspension of in-person activities at Ufes until July 31st, as a preventive measure against the new coronavirus.
The University Council, in an ordinary session held this Thursday afternoon (28th) decided to extend the deadline for suspension of in-person activities at Ufes until June 30th, as a way to prevent the contagion by the new coronavirus.
Published at www.ufes.br on April 30th 2020 – 7:40pm
Rector Paulo Vargas signed this Thursday (30th) an ad referendum decision to extend, until May 30th 2020, the deadline for reorganization of administrative and academic activities, with the suspension of in-person teaching activities at Ufes.
This decision is a way to prevent the dissemination of the new coronavirus, considering the current scenario of the pandemic.
UFES ranked third among Brazilian universities in the Impact Ranking for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations (UN). The ranking is provided by the Times Higher Education (THE) ranking, which is responsible for some of the main rankings of higher education institutions in the world. Worldwide, UFES was among the 200 best universities. THE ranks individually up to the 100th university and, after that, in groups of 100 countries or more.
The University Council of UFES, in a session that took place this Monday (6th), decided to keep its proposal for reorganization of administrative and academic activities, by extending the period of suspension of in-person teaching activities at UFES until April 30th, as a preventive measure against the new coronavirus.
Published at www.ufes.br on March 31st 2020 at 4:59pm
UFES, through its International Office (SRI), has been supporting its students and professors who are studying abroad, and foreigners who are developing activities at UFES. The activities began in January 2020, when the COVID-19 outbreak started in Europe.
In total, 34 undergraduate students and 20 graduate students from UFES are studying abroad (mainly in Europe) and 98 international citizens are studying at UFES.
During these challenging times, the International Office (SRI) has been committed to keeping its mission of promoting and managing internationalization at Ufes.
Administrative services: staff members of the International Office are working remotely, to keep the administrative routines going, and providing services to the community by email and social media.
