The Federal University of Amapá (Unifap) has opened applications for its Academic Master's program in History, offering 14 positions with a focus on inclusivity for indigenous and specific collective candidates.
The Federal University of Amapá (Unifap) is currently accepting applications for its Academic Master's program in History, which is set to commence in the first half of 2026. A total of 14 slots are available, including 12 regular admissions and 2 reserved for indigenous candidates and those from specific community groups. The application process is free and is open until April 17, 2026, with submissions required to follow the guidelines outlined in the official announcement.
Among the regular slots, 25% are designated for affirmative action, targeting admissions for individuals who identify as Black, Brown, Quilombola, Indigenous, and those with disabilities, including individuals on the Autism Spectrum. This initiative aims to enhance diversity and representation within academic programs, allowing broader access for underrepresented communities in higher education. The inclusion of such quotas reflects a commitment to social justice and equality in educational opportunities.
Candidates eligible for the program must hold a recognized undergraduate degree from the Ministry of Education (MEC) in Brazil. This master's program seeks to foster critical thinking and in-depth knowledge of historical contexts and narratives, equipping students to contribute meaningfully to academic discourse and society as a whole. By establishing equitable access to graduate education, Unifap is positioning itself as a forward-thinking institution dedicated to both academic excellence and social responsibility.
