UFMG Information
Undergraduate entrance examination (2010)
- Candidates:62,011
- Openings:6,600
- Candidates/openings ratio:9.04
Teaching programs
- Undergraduate: 75
- Doctorate: 57
- Master's: 66
- Post-Baccalaureate: 79
- Medical Internship: 38
- Distance Courses:9
University population
- Undergraduate: 24,552
- Post-Baccalaureate: 5,918
- Master's: 3,814
- Doctorate: 2,880
- Medical Internship: 315
- Primary/Secondary and High School: 1,591
- Total UFMG students: 37,479 (2009)
Research
- Research groups : 732
- Research topics : 2,540
- Scientific publications : 11,814 (2007)
- National patents : 270
- International patents : 97
- Contracts of Technologic Transfer: 30
- Registered Trademarks and software: 68
- Royalties Revenue (2004-2009): R$ 1,064,686.01
Degree held by Professors
- Bachelor: 69 (3%)
- Post-Baccalaureate: 85 (3,6%)
- Master's: 318 (13,4%)
- Doctorate: 1,904 (80%)
International Affairs
- Partner institutions: 156
- International agreements: 218
- Foreign students: 430
- Visiting students: 185
- UFMG students abroad: 206
- International mobility programs: 71
Territory
- Total area: 8,775,579 m2
- Built area: 620,735 m2
- Campuses: 3
- Academic units: 20
- Special units: 3
Publications (yearly)
- UFMG University Press
- New titles: 32
- Issues of Vestibular 2004: 16
- Revised and expanded editions: 5
- Catalogs: 1
- Reprints: 10
- UFMG Diversa Magazine: 150.000 year
- UFMG Newsletter: 368,000 copies
UFMG's annual budget
- R$ 1,078,315,210.14
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