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Minimum Passing Grade

The minimum passing grade, at least in the public universities, is usually 5 out of 10, as opposed to 7 out of 10 as indicated in the article. 189.19.173.121 (talk) 01:43, 22 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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Bologna x Brazilian

The current degree equivalence of this article is misleading and could cause prospective students or professionals seeking to validate their education to lose time and money because of misinformation.

Since there is no official international agreement that correlated both programs, one could argue that a Bologna masters would roughly correspond to a Brazilian bachelors. Also, beyond that, it gets really hard to measure up the different systems and although European universities usually recognize Brazilian degrees, not all Brazilian universities will automatically recognize European degrees and some may require additional classes in order meet a minimum curriculum to issue a Brazilian equivalence degree. There has been talks about reducing the duration of Brazilian higher education to match the Bologna Process, but there is nothing official yet.

https://www.dw.com/pt-br/o-processo-de-bolonha-sob-o-ponto-de-vista-brasileiro/a-3597144-0

http://www.observatoriodaimprensa.com.br/diretorio-academico/pros-e-contras-do-tratado-de-bolonha/

https://www.bresil.campusfrance.org/diplomas-creditos-equivalencias

http://www2.unemat.br/revistafaed/content/vol/vol_15/artigo_15/115_138.pdf

https://repositorio.ufsc.br/bitstream/handle/123456789/36929/Aspectos%20do%20reconhecimento%20de%20diplomas%20estrangeiros%20Um%20estudo%20na%20universidade%20federal%20de%20Santa%20Ca.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

Proposed correlation: Bologna 1st cycle total education: 3 years Brazilian "tecnólogo" total education: 3 years

Proposed correlation: Bologna 2nd cycle total education: 5 years Brazilian bachelor total education: 5 years

Proposed correlation: Bologna 2nd cycle + partial 3rd cycle: 6 years Brazilian "latu sensu" specialization total education: 6 years

Proposed correlation: Brazilian masters total education: 7 years Bologna 3rd cycle total education: 8 years

Proposed correlation: Bologna 3rd cycle + post doc: 9-10 years Brazilian doctorate total education: 11 years — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2804:14C:5B72:9CFC:642E:18C2:811D:A4DF (talk) 03:42, 21 July 2020 (UTC)[reply]