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Entry paths

Join CEDIS

Entry paths for research, supervision, and collaboration at CEDIS/UnB.

Institutional partnerships

Public institutions, private organizations, and civil society

According to the agreement

Path for institutions that want to collaborate with CEDIS in research, development, and innovation.

Path for institutions that want to collaborate with CEDIS in research, development, and innovation.

Master's

Graduates in computing or related areas

24 months

Master's path in Applied Computing focused on applied research and technological output.

Master’s path in Applied Computing focused on applied research and technological output.

Outreach and volunteering

Students, staff, and external community

Variable

Participation in outreach, volunteering, and applied development with social impact.

Participation in outreach, volunteering, and applied development with social impact.

PhD

Master's degree holders in related areas

48 months

PhD in Applied Computing with scientific depth and applied impact.

PhD in Applied Computing with scientific depth and applied impact.

Propose a project

Academic community, institutions, and potential partners

According to scope

Channel for suggesting new research, development, innovation, or outreach projects with CEDIS.

Channel for suggesting new research, development, innovation, or outreach projects with CEDIS.

Undergraduate Research

UnB undergraduates from any program

12 months

The main entry path for undergraduate students who want to start researching at CEDIS.

The main entry path for undergraduate students who want to start researching at CEDIS.

Undergraduate Thesis

Software Engineering students

2 semesters

Path for developing an undergraduate thesis linked to active CEDIS projects.

Path for developing an undergraduate thesis linked to active CEDIS projects.
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Talk to CEDIS directly

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