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Credit Transfer
This procedure allows students to transfer credits from courses taken at other universities or within the same institution to the curriculum of the program in which they are enrolled. This request must be made at the Graduate Studies Office – Block P Room 001 or via email at pos@unesc.net
Attendance Certificate
The Attendance Certificate or Academic Transcript must be requested and collected directly from the Graduate Studies Office – Block P Room 001 at pos@unesc.net
Cultural Activities
These are activities offered by the Arts and Culture Department of the University for both internal and external communities: dance, music, visual arts, and theater. You can join one of our artistic and cultural groups. For more information, contact us at cultura@unesc.net or by phone at (48) 3431.2622.
Physical Activities
These are activities offered by the Sports Department of the University for both internal and external communities:
1. Weight Training Gym;
2. Swimming and Water Aerobics.
For more information, contact us at esportes@unesc.net, or by phone at (48) 3431.2756.
AVA – Virtual Academic Environment
The AVA – Virtual Academic Environment – is a link available upon request from the course instructor on the Unesc website (https://minha.unesc.net/), and to access it, you need to use your login and password (both provided after classes begin).
Lost and Found
All items found in classrooms are directed to the Logistics Support, which registers, stores, and returns them to their owners. Items are kept for a period of 30 days. After 30 days, unclaimed items will be donated to charitable institutions.
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Academic Library
Research support for students, faculty, and the community is provided by the Unesc Library System, which includes the Central Library Prof. Eurico Back, located on the Unesc Campus.
Tuition Invoice
The tuition invoice can be accessed and printed on Minha Unesc (https://minha.unesc.net/).
Invoice (Second Copy)
Invoices must be requested on Minha Unesc, or at Centac, requesting a printout.
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Certificate of Isolated Course
After completing the isolated course, the student requests the certificate from the Graduate Studies Office. The certificate can be requested whenever an isolated course is completed.
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Isolated Courses
These are any courses that are part of the curriculum of Graduate programs that can be taken in pursuit of new knowledge and learning by individuals who already hold a higher education degree. Internship, practical courses, and courses in Graduate Dentistry cannot be taken in the isolated mode. Enrollment for isolated courses is done through the office. After this procedure, the student retrieves their enrollment and tuition invoices for the isolated course through Minha Unesc.
Withdrawal from Course
This is the student's withdrawal from the course and the institution, formally requested by the student. The request is made by the student.
The student must go to the office and obtain authorization from the supervisor. Then, they should go to Centac and make the request to the attendant, providing the information and reason for the withdrawal. Thus, the student's financial obligations are concluded.
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Mandatory, External, and Non-Mandatory Internships
An internship is a bridge to the intellectual development of the student and, inevitably, the path to preparation and subsequent entry into the job market. Unesc facilitates this process of aligning students with the needs of companies and organizations interested in individuals eager to learn and grow.
To learn more, students should visit the Internship and Employability Department located in the Student Block.
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Student Support Management
The Student Support Management at Unesc is linked to the Academic Pro-Rectory and aims, through its objectives and proposals, to assist students in reflecting on their life paths, planning their professional futures, and developing the skills and competencies necessary to deal with social realities. The Management consists of the Central Student Service (Centac), the Student Support Policy Coordination (Cpae), and the Internship and Employability Department.
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Academic Transcript
The Academic Transcript and Attendance Certificate must be requested and collected directly from the Lato Sensu Graduate Studies Department.
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My Unesc
Online Academic System – My Unesc, where you can find your Registration Data, Financial information, evaluations, and attendance. It is important to always keep your registration data updated to facilitate our contact with you.
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Debt Negotiation
If a student is unable to make their tuition payments, they can arrange to pay their debts in installments. The negotiation can be done:
a) Online on the website. Click here.
b) At the Centac facilities, Student Block, room 06 from 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM, without closing at noon.
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Diversity and Affirmative Action Policies Office
Its goal is to create and strengthen an institutional policy that articulates actions of a transversal nature and the inseparability of teaching, research, extension, management, and coexistence, promoting the appreciation of diversity and a culture of peace in ongoing dialogue with the internal and external community.
Duplicate Certificate
This is a request for the issuance of the Certificate for the second time, with any changes to personal data if the student requests it. It must be requested at Centac with the payment of an administrative fee.
Request for Course Completion Declaration
This is a declaration requested by the student at the Lato Sensu Graduate Studies Department that informs that the student has completed their undergraduate degree and is awaiting graduation.
Diversity and Affirmative Action Policies Office
Its goal is to create and strengthen an institutional policy that articulates actions of a transversal nature and the inseparability of teaching, research, extension, management, and coexistence, promoting the appreciation of diversity and a culture of peace in ongoing dialogue with the internal and external community.
SAMA – Multifunctional Learning Support Department
SAMA is the department at Unesc responsible for developing inclusion and accessibility strategies for students with disabilities, aiming for their successful retention in the institution.
Nuclei that make up SAMA:
- Psychopedagogy: provides weekly psychopedagogical support to students with learning difficulties and/or disorders.
- Psychology: provides weekly psychological support to students experiencing emotional conflicts that interfere with their learning.
Students with disabilities: provides support to students with disabilities, assisting them with specific issues related to their learning.
