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It outlines academic calendar dates for first and second semesters, orientation and exam periods, and notes that undergraduate instruction is conducted in Portuguese. The document specifies required application materials, language and nomination letter guidance, and practical steps for submitting through UNESP’s online system. It also summarizes estimated living costs, health insurance expectations, visa and work-permit notes, accommodation arrangements, and key contact details for the International Office.","UNESP Fact Sheet  \nGeneral Information  \nName: UNESP – Universidade Estadual Paulista  \nAddress: Rectory-Rua Quirino de Andrade, 215-6º andar Centro-São Paulo-SP  \nCountry: Brazil  \nWebsite: [unesp.br/international/](unesp.br/international/)  \nAcademic information  \nTerm begins-ends Orientation period  \nClasses begin-end Exams begin-end  \nFirst Semester  \nMarch-July  \nOne week before classes  \nMarch-July  \nOne week after classes end  \nSecond Semester  \nAugust – December  \nOne week before classes  \nAugust – December  \nOne week after classes end  \nFaculties offering exchange opportunities Faculty/Department/School  \ne.g. Business, Physics Department …  \nAttachment  \nBachelor Yes/No  \nMaster Yes/No  \nResearch Yes/No  \nOnline Course Handbook:  \nFull-time study load for one Possible. Need to find a UNESP professor to follow  \nterm: the activities.  \nLanguage(s) of instruction: All undergraduate classes are taught in Portuguese.  \nLanguage courses for exchange students:  \nAll undergraduate classes are taught in Portuguese.  \nApplication procedure  \nApplication deadline (First Semester):  \nApplication deadline (Second Semester):  \nRequired documents:  \nLanguage requirements:  \nWebsite for incoming exchange students:  \nNovember 01st  \nMay 15th  \n1) Passport copy;  \n2) Academic record (English – Portuguese – Spanish);  \n3) Curriculum Vitae (English – Portuguese – Spanish);;  \n4) a Nomination letter from the International Office of your home University, signed and stamped, acknowledging your candidature for an exchange period at UNESP. (English – Portuguese – Spanish); None. We strongly recommend students to know basic Portuguese (Or even Spanish) to follow classes. [unesp.br/international/](unesp.br/international/)  \nEstimated Costs  \nAverage cost of living per month:  \n500 US dollars in country side cities.  \n700 US dollars in capital city – São Paulo  \nHealth insurance: Students must have an international health insurance  \n– including repatriation.  \nMiscellaneous  \nAccommodation arranged  \nby partner university Additional information on accommodation:  \nVisa requirements:  \nWork permit:  \nAny other relevant information:  \nNo university accommodation.  \nInternational Office at the campus may help the student to find a place to stay.  \nStudent Visa – Temp IV. Verify specification details regarding your country.  \nNo.  \nUNESP is a multi campus university. We have 34 faculties in 24 different cities among São Paulo State.  \nContact details  \nInternational Office:  [http://unesp.br/portal\\#](http://unesp.br/portal#) !/arex/apresentacao4165/equipe/  \nIncoming Officer:  \nCamila Marconi  \n(11) 5627-0436  \n[cmarconi@reitoria.unesp.br](cmarconi@reitoria.unesp.br)  \nStudents must be nominated by their home university and also make an application at our online system. Follows instructions:  \nFor applications, you will need to create a login and fill the necessary information at the website: [https://sistemas.unesp.br/arex/publico/trocarIdioma.aplicar.action?idioma=US](https://sistemas.unesp.br/arex/publico/trocarIdioma.aplicar.action?idioma=US)  \nFor information regarding the undergraduate courses and classes offered by UNESP, access: [https://sistemas.unesp.br/arex/publico/selecaoCursos.buscaCurso.action](https://sistemas.unesp.br/arex/publico/selecaoCursos.buscaCurso.action)  \nAt our system, you will find information about the classes we offer on the courses we have at UNESP and also the campuses among São Paulo State.  \nIn general for an application, you are going to attach the following documents:  \n1) Passport copy;  \n2) Academic record;  \n3) Curriculum Vitae;  \n4) a Nomination letter from the International Office of your home University, signed and stamped, acknowledging your candidature for an exchange period at UNESP.  \nThe student must choose the course, the campus and the subjects to develop a study plan.  \nAt the tab “Personal Data”, please insert your contacts and address of your home country. 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