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NOVA Medicine focuses on Brazilians, requests more efficient visas for students

From Público · () Portuguese

Translated from Portuguese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • NOVA Medical School aims to attract more Brazilian students to its programs, which cost up to 18,000 euros annually.
  • The institution's pedagogical council president highlighted the desire to cater specifically to Brazilian applicants.
  • This initiative reflects a broader effort to increase international student enrollment and potentially enhance the school's global profile.

NOVA Medical School is actively seeking to increase its enrollment of Brazilian students, according to Pedro Carreiro Martins, president of the school's Pedagogical Council. The institution is keen on attracting applicants from Brazil for its various medical programs.

Martins indicated that the school is focusing its efforts on the Brazilian market, suggesting a strategic approach to international recruitment. The annual tuition for these courses can reach up to 18,000 euros, a significant investment for prospective students.

This focus on Brazilian students is part of a larger strategy by NOVA Medical School to expand its international student body. By tailoring recruitment efforts and potentially offering specific support or pathways, the school aims to become a more attractive destination for medical education among Brazilian aspirants.

The institution wants to attract Brazilian students to its courses, which cost up to 18,000 euros per year.

— Pedro Carreiro MartinsStating the school's goal and the associated cost for Brazilian applicants.
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Originally published by Público in Portuguese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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