
Over Half of Salvador's Public Schools Affected by Shootouts
A recent study found that more than half of Salvador's public schools were affected by shootouts, with some schools experiencing over 40 days of disruptions.
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A recent study found that more than half of Salvador's public schools were affected by shootouts, with some schools experiencing over 40 days of disruptions.

Several US universities, including Arizona State University, have introduced undergraduate programs in content creation, offering specialized courses in podcasting, studio production, and on-camera presence. While critics question the legitimacy of such degrees, supporters argue they provide valuable skills for digital careers.

A federal court has suspended penalties imposed by Brazil's Ministry of Education on medical schools with poor results in the first Enamed exam, citing lack of transparency. The decision follows appeals from university associations and affects 107 courses initially flagged for sanctions.

The University of São Paulo (USP) is hosting a free lecture on the relationship between brands, media, and consumers as part of the 'Academia LED | Globo Ads na Universidade' program.

The University of São Paulo (USP) has launched a new course in partnership with Globo Ads, with a free public lecture taking place on August 10.

Universities are shifting their focus from solely technical knowledge to a more holistic approach that includes socio-emotional skills.

The Academia LED Globo is hosting a free lecture at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on content production.

The University of São Paulo (USP) remains the top Latin American institution in the 2026 Shanghai Ranking, placed within the world’s top 150. American and British universities continue to occupy the highest positions, while Brazil contributes a total of 14 universities to the top-1000 list. France improves its standing, entering the top ten nations represented.