In Brazil, the decision to choose a degree after high school is a crucial step for many students in search of their academic and professional future. To assist in this important choice, the Ministry of Education (MEC) evaluates and disseminates information about the most popular higher education courses, including data on competition in selection processes.
Most popular higher education courses
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Check now which are the most disputed graduation options in the country:
1. Medicine
Graduation in Medicine has remained an extremely competitive choice, attracting students eager for a prestigious career with a significant social impact.
2. Right
The Law course is also among the most sought after, due to the diversity of career opportunities and the professional stability it offers.
3. Administration
The Administration area emerges as a popular option, thanks to its versatile training and the wide possibilities of acting in different sectors of the economy.
4. civil Engineering
Civil Engineering attracts many students due to the growing construction and infrastructure sector.
5. Psychology
With the growing demand for mental well-being, Psychology has also stood out as a competitive area.
6. production engineering
Production Engineering has gained space in the job market due to its multidisciplinary approach.
7. Architecture and urbanism
The demand for Architecture and Urbanism has increased, driven by the possibility of designing spaces and contributing to urban development.
8. Dentistry
Dentistry is also a competitive option in the health area, due to the demand for oral care.
9. mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering attracts students interested in technology and innovation.
10. accounting sciences
Finally, Accounting Sciences are sought after due to the importance of accounting in companies and the need for qualified professionals in financial management.
Entry Forms
In the Brazilian educational scenario, several opportunities are offered to students to enter universities.
With varied methods, such as the entrance exam, Sisu, quota programs, selection processes, transfer and student financing, the country seeks to promote inclusion and diversity in higher education.
