Program Overview

Graduation in Letras-Libras

The Graduation in Letras-Libras program adopts the inclusion of 210 hours of academic, scientific, and cultural activities (AACC) for curricular integration, which corresponds to 14 credits. These activities involve participation in various extracurricular activities, such as seminars and events, scientific initiation, monitoring projects, and extension projects, among others. The program requires students to complete these activities from the moment they enter the university, and it is desirable that they cover all areas of their academic trajectory.

Academic, Scientific, and Cultural Activities (AACC)

The AACC activities are designed to contribute to the holistic formation of the student, promoting the articulation between teaching, research, and extension as an essential pedagogical principle for the exercise and improvement of the teaching profession and educational practice. To integrate the 14 required credits, students must prove their participation in various activities through relevant documentation, specifying the completed workload.

Program Details

• The program's academic, scientific, and cultural activities are designed to be completed throughout the student's academic trajectory.
• The activities include:
  • Seminars and events
  • Scientific initiation
  • Monitoring projects
  • Extension projects
• Students must complete 210 hours of AACC activities, which corresponds to 14 credits.
• The program's collegiate approved a new table of AACC activities for curricular integration, including new activities and revising credits for already suggested activities, effective from the date of the collegiate's 13th meeting, held on November 28, 2024.

Requirements

• Students are required to present their certificates from the 9th period of the course onwards.
• The program requires students to participate in various AACC activities to complete the 14 credits required for curricular integration.

Institutional Information

The Graduation in Letras-Libras program is offered by the Faculty of Letters at the Federal University of Minas Gerais. The program's collegiate is responsible for approving the curriculum and ensuring that students meet the requirements for graduation.