History
UEPG was created by the State Government through the Law 6.034, November 6, 1969, and Decree no 18.111, January 28, 1970, which resulted in the incorporation of the already existing faculties that were working independently, such as the State College of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters of Ponta Grossa, the State College of Pharmacy and Dentistry of Ponta Grossa, the State College of Law of Ponta Grossa and the State College of Economic Sciences and Administration of Ponta Grossa.Campus
UEPG currently has three campuses, two located in the city of Ponta Grossa and one located in the city of Telêmaco Borba, both in the state of Paraná. The university's main campus is located in downtown Ponta Grossa, and the administrative building is located in the Uvaranas area. The Uvaranas campus has, among other facilities, a running track, a soccer field, multisport courts, a heated pool, an astronomical observatory and a library, the Central Library Professor Faris Michaele, with over 90.000 copies.Academics
Divisions
Agrarian and Technological Sciences *Civil Engineering * Agronomy * Software Engineering * Materials Engineering * Food Engineering * Computer Engineering * Zootechnics Life Sciences * Biology * Physical Education * Nursing * Pharmacy * Medicine * Dentistry Humanities and Arts * Visual Arts * History * Education * Languages and Literature (Portuguese/English, Portuguese/Spanish and Portuguese/French) * Music Exact Sciences * Mathematics * Physics * Geography * Chemistry * Chemical Technology Social Sciences * Administration * Economics * International Trade * Social Service * Accounting * Journalism * Tourism LawHealthcare
UEPG administers the Regional University Hospital of Campos Gerais, which attends to patients from 12 cities of Parana. The hospital has 168 beds: 6 in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (ICU); 4 in the Pediatric ICU; 20 in the Adult ICU; 2 in the Neonatal ICU; 32 in Internal Medicine; 63 in Surgery and 41 in Nursery.Rankings
In 2017,Admissions
The admission process for prospective students happens through an entrance exam called vestibular or through the Serial Selective Process ( pt, Processo Seletivo Seriado, PSS), a three-stage process composed of tests similar to the vestibular. Each stage happens in one of the three years that constitute the Brazilian High School system. The vestibular can be taken by anyone that wishes to study at the university, but the PSS can only be taken by high school students.Economic impact
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