Federal University of Triângulo Mineiro

The Federal Triangle University of Minas Gerais (UFTM), located in Uberaba, Minas Gerais, Brazil, is a prestigious federal public university. Its history traces back to the Uberaba Medical School founded in 1936, and it was officially upgraded to a federal university in 2005, adopting its current name. As a federal institution, UFTM upholds the tradition of Brazilian public education, providing tuition-free, high-quality higher education to all students, including international students, and is committed to promoting regional and national development through teaching, research, and community service. UFTM has an outstanding reputation and deep tradition in the health sciences, particularly its leading medical and nursing programs in Brazil. In addition, the university offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a wide range of disciplines, including biological sciences, engineering (such as civil engineering and food engineering), and humanities (such as psychology and history). The university actively engages in research activities, encourages student participation in various research projects, and collaborates closely with the local community to translate academic achievements into social benefits, serving the development of Uberaba and the surrounding area. Uberaba, a key city in the Minas Gerais Triangle region, offers students a rich learning and living experience. UFTM's vibrant campus environment and comprehensive facilities provide excellent conditions for learning and research. While Portuguese is the primary language of instruction for international students, the university is committed to creating an inclusive international environment that encourages cultural exchange. Choosing UFTM means receiving a high-quality Brazilian public education in an academically vibrant and culturally diverse environment.