

The education and training I received from USP prepared me well for a career that took me outside of Brazil. The education not only met but I believe exceeded my expectations as well as international standards.
View moreThis university is recognized as the best in the country and appears in several world rankings. The teaching and study program are truly high-quality, and the postgraduate programs also produce a great deal of content and articles.
The quality of the facilities, the expertise of the professors, and the end-of-life experience make this a university that opens doors to a professional’s future.
A key point for prospective students is that, due to its high level of excellence, studies cannot be limited to the classroom alone. USP trains self-directed learners, and therefore, continuous study is necessary throughout the undergraduate program.
It’s a place with people from everywhere, you learn not only about what you are studying but also about being a citizen. Life on campus is great and students are also helpful with each other, it’s a place I’d definitely recommend
View moreQualified professors, cutting-edge technology, infrastructure, a campus with diverse research and study facilities, opportunities for sports, professional opportunities—all the support students need to achieve their goals.
View moreMy experience so far has been very positive. I study Information Systems at EACH (School of Arts, Science, and Humanities), and networking there is incredibly beneficial, both with people from other places and backgrounds, and with the different courses there, because everyone studies in the same building and has common subjects. A very positive aspect is the great personal, academic, and professional opportunities, whether through events, lectures, or knowledge exchange with other students and professors. In my program, the professors are generally very good and knowledgeable in their fields, although some lack in their teaching ability. The infrastructure is good; my campus is relatively new and constantly undergoes some renovations. The common areas are good, and the cafeteria has good, cheap food, 2 reais, and the entire campus has free Wi-Fi, the library has space for study and a huge variety of books, the access to the campus is great, there is a train station literally in front
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