📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Education (MEC) is offering 2,442 scholarships for the University for All (ProUni) scholarships for the second half of 2025. Of these, 1,540 are whole (100%, free) and 902 are partial (50%, paying half the monthly fee). The offer of scholarships by municipality can be accessed on the page, in Bag Consultation.
Courses - The undergraduate course with the largest amount of scholarships offered in the state is administration, with 164 scholarships, 127 full and 37 partial. After him, the two courses with the largest offers are: Law, with 157 scholarships (112 full and 45 partial), and Physical Education, with 146 bags (106 full and 40 partial).
Check out the list of 10 courses with more scholarship offers in Piaui:
Course
Full bags
Partial scholarship
Total
Administration
127
37
164
Right
112
45
157
Physical education
106
40
146
Civil engineering
36
61
97
Pedagogy
80
12
92
Psychology
55
36
91
Nursing
55
28
83
Accounting sciences
66
15
81
Pharmacy
53
24
77
Dentistry
43
23
66
Registration - Registration is free and can be made from June 30 to July 4, exclusively through the internet, through. The disclosure of the result will happen in two calls, the first on July 7 and the second on the 28th of the same month. The was released last Tuesday, June 24.
Brazil - This edition of the program offers 211,202 scholarships in private institutions across the country. Of these scholarships, 118,147 are whole and 93,055, partial. The candidate may apply to run for full scholarships (if his per capita monthly gross family income does not exceed 1.5 minimum wage) or partial (if his per capita monthly gross family income does not exceed the amount of 3 minimum wages).
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Prouni 20 years - Created by the Ministry of Education (MEC) in 2004, the University for All Program (ProUni) celebrates 20 years of existence in 2025, with more than 3.5 million students benefited between 2005 and 2025. Of these, 2.5 million received full scholarships (100%), which make the tuition of the free course for the student. The other beneficiaries obtained partial scholarship, of 50% of the tuition fee of the course. They are offered by Prouni for undergraduate courses in private institutions across the country.
In these two decades, women (56%) and black (55%) were majority among the policy public. In addition, according to the 2023 Higher Education Census, when analyzing the effects of PROUNI on the higher education completion rate, 58% of participants were graduated. In all, 1.46 million fellows completed their undergraduate courses. Among students who do not participate in the program, the percentage drops to 36%. The data emphasize the social impact of ProUni on the access and completion of higher education by vulnerable groups.
Currently, the program benefits 632,503 students, enrolled in 1,851 private higher education institutions in Brazil. Of this total, 533,790 have full bag.
MEC Communication Advisory, with information from the Secretariat of Higher Education (SESU)
