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It details bachelor-level and postgraduate-level study structures, credit workload equivalencies, course registration constraints, and grading and reassessment rules. The sheet also explains final assessment expectations, language requirements for Portuguese- and English-taught courses, and estimated costs of living including housing, food, public transport, and mandatory document fees.","FEAUSP  \nFACT SHEET  \n2026  \nCONTACTS  \nFE AU SP International Coordinators  \nProf. Dr. André [Chagas-achagas@usp. br](Chagas-achagas@usp. br)  \nProf. Dr. Renata [Spers- renatag@usp. br](Spers- renatag@usp. br)[ ](Spers- renatag@usp. br)[Prof. Dr. Andson Braga-abraga@usp. br](Prof. Dr. Andson Braga-abraga@usp. br)  \nFE AU SP International Coordinators  \nWilton Oliveira, Marcio Fernandez Cuzziol, Yasmim Carnevale  \nContact Us:  \nFor incoming and outgoing students, all exchange activities, agreements:  \n[cc int fe a @ usp. br](cc int fe a @ usp. br)[ ](cc int fe a @ usp. br)FE A U SP site  \n+ 5 5 1 1 3 0 9 1 6 0 7 5  \nACADEMIC CALENDAR 2026  \nBachelor classes and final exams  \n1 st Semester: February 23 – July 4  \n2 nd Semester: August 3 – December 12  \nPost-Graduate classes  \n1 st Semester: March 10 – July 11 (2025)  \n2 nd Semester: August 4 – December 11 (2025)  \nWelcome Session for Exchange Students  \n1 st Semester: February 21 (2025)  \n2 nd Semester: July 31 (2025)  \nNomination  \n1 st Semester: November 15  \n2 nd Semester: May 1  \nApplication  \n1 st Semester: November 30  \n2 nd Semester: May 15  \nAPPLICATION PROCEDURES  \nOnline Nomination  \nPartner universities will receive a link for the Online Nomination in March and in  \nSeptember . Nomination  \nshould include students ’ full name, email address, gender, level and area of studies .  \nOnline Application  \nAfter the nomination, students will receive by email a link for the Online Application, where they must fill out a form and upload a number of documents (photo, passport, transcript of grades, CV, diploma) , according to their level of studies .  \nACADEMIC INFORMATION: BACHELOR LEVEL  \nFull time programs  \nBusiness Administration, Economics, Accounting and Actuarial Sciences  \nWorkload  \nWe recommend students to complete 12 USP credits per Semester . Therefore, we consider 1 USP credit equivalent to 2.5 ECTS. Most FEAUSP courses are 2 or 4 credits:  \none or two classes of around 2 hours per week, in a semester of 15 weeks . Few courses are 6 or 8 credits  \nCourse Registration  \nThere are a limited number of spots available in each course, and registration is done on a first come, first served basis . Therefore, we are not able to guarantee that all students will be placed according to their first preferences, and we expect some flexibility on their choice of courses . First year and most second year core courses are usually not available for Exchange Students .  \nGrading System  \nGrading system at USP ranges from 0.0 to 10.0. To pass a course, a student must fulfill two conditions: minimum score of 5.0 and minimum attendance of 70% . Students with grades between 3.0 and 4.9 , and minimum attendance of 70% will be able to apply for a reassessment.  \nFinal Assessment  \nExchange Students must take their exams in the same conditions as regular students .  \nThey are not authorized to organize exams individually with their professors . All students are expected to take their exams during the official periods ( normally the last two weeks of each semester)   \nACADEMIC INFORMATION POST-GRADUATE LEVEL: MASTER AND DOCTORAL  \nFull time programs  \nBusiness Administration ( Strategy; Finance; Human Resources; Marketing; Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Technological Management ; Sustainability, Organizations, and Society)  \nEntrepreneurship ( Professional Master, only)  \nEconomics ( Development Economics, Economic Theory) Accounting & Controllership  \nWorkload  \nCourses are 8 USP credits ( semester long) or 4 USP credits (intensive and two-month long) . Few intensive courses are 2 USP credits . All courses consider contact hours and research time . We recommend 16 to 24 USP credits per semester .  \nCourse Registration  \nMaster ' s courses at FEAUSP are research-focused, meaning lots of reading, writing, and research. Master ' s and PhD students are in the same classes . 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