Admission
How can I enter the Automotive Engineering program?
Admission to the Automotive Engineering program can take place in two ways. One of them is through the traditional entrance exam, which is done at the end of the year (note that applications for the exam generally end at the end of September or beginning of October). There are 25 seats for the first semester and another 25 seats for the second semester. The second way to join the program is through the Unified Selection System (Sisu). Information about the calls for applications are posted on the Coperve website: Vestibular UFSC.
In addition to admission through the exams, students who are already attending an engineering program or another program in the area of science can apply for external transfer (if you study at another university) or internal transfer (if you are already a student at UFSC), provided that there are seats available in the program. Seats and application calendars are published here.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office (
) or the Program Coordinator!
For more information, access: www.joinville.ufsc.br/seja-ufsc/
Knowledge Required to Enter the Program
To enroll in the Automotive Engineering program and make the best use of it, the student must have a good background in mathematics, physics (mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism), chemistry and computers.
Entrance exams from previous years, since 1998, are available on the Permanent Commission of the Vestibular (Coperve).
