Graduate Scholarships

HOW TO GET A SCHOLARSHIP?

Graduate students interested in obtaining a scholarship should contact the program in which they are enrolled for information on the specific requirements and procedures. Each Graduate Program (PPG) is responsible for selecting students and awarding CAPES, FAPESC and CNPq scholarships.

Other scholarship opportunities:

  • The Supplementary Student Scholarship Program at UFSC offers scholarships to graduate students admitted through affirmative action policies. PROPG published the calls for applications and forwads them to the PPGs, which are responsible for nominating  scholarship candidates.
  • The Institutional Program for Internationalization (PrInt/CAPES-UFSC) and some international cooperation agreements also offer scholarship opportunities. For more information, visit: https://propg.ufsc.br/cin/
  • Funding agencies such as CAPES, CNPq, and FAPESC, among others, offer a variety of scholarship opportunities for researchers and graduate students in Brazil and abroad. These opportunities are managed directly by the funding agencies. Therefore, interested applicants are encouraged to check the agencies’ websites regularly.
  • CAPES and CNPQ, through the Programa de Estudantes-Convênio de Pós-Graduação (PEC-PG), also offer specific scholarships for students from developing countries that maintain cultural and/or educational cooperation agreements with Brazil. For more information, visit: http://portal.mec.gov.br/publicacoes-para-professores/30000-uncategorised/62841-programa-de-estudante-convenio.

SANDWICH DOCTORAL PROGRAM (PDSE)

NATIONAL POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH PROGRAM (PNPD/CAPES)

The CAPES National Postdoctoral Program (PNPD/CAPES) is an institutional grant program that supports postdoctoral research in Graduate Programs (PPGs) recommended by CAPES.

The number of grants offered varies according to criteria defined by CAPES, which may include the Program’s performance in the quadrennial evaluation, strategic priority areas, the region where the higher education institution is located, among other factors. The PPGs are responsible for selecting and monitoring grant recipients, as well as defining their objectives and activities.

Information about the types of grants available and additional details  on the PNPD/CAPES program can be found in CAPES Ordinance no. 086, of 3 July 2013.

For further information about grants and scholarships, contact the Scholarship Coordination Office (CBO) at bolsas.propg@contato.ufsc.br.