More than 300 UEA students take the Enade test in Manaus

Manaus (AM) – More than 300 students from Nursing, Medicine, Dentistry, and Civil, Computer, Control and Automation, Production, Electrical, Forestry, Mechanical and Chemical Engineering courses at the State University of Amazonas (UEA) held this Sunday (26/11), the National Student Performance Exam (Enade) test. The event serves to compose the profile of the exam participant, as well as to support the evaluation processes of undergraduate courses and higher education institutions. Furthermore, it allows the National Institute of Educational Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep) to know the conditions for offering courses and the quality of higher education in Brazil.

The acting rector of UEA, Prof. Dr. Kátia Couceiro, accompanied the students as they entered the exam and emphasized that the university is committed and committed to UEA’s performance in the exam results. “We are creating a task force to help our students successfully complete Enade. We follow the action of the Dean of Education and Graduation (Prograd) together with the quality and course coordinations and we want UEA to be in the ranking of the best universities in terms of teaching quality in Brazil”, she pointed out.

The general coordinator of Education Quality at UEA, Prof. Dr. Raimundo Barradas accompanied the group of students and positively evaluated UEA’s preparation for the test. “We had more than a year and a half of preparation by Prograd’s technical teams, talking and aligning all doubts with the course coordinators and guiding, above all, the students from a technical and psychological point of view. We recently held a meeting with the course and quality coordinators, which further corroborated our actions, and we hope that our students carry out a good evaluation”, he emphasized.

Meeting with students from the Nursing course, student Heloísa Nunes dos Reis Rosa, prepared for the test by buying Nursing books, as in addition to Enade, she is preparing for competitions and residency. “So, it was used both for Enade and for residencies, which will also be held at the end of the year, and competitions. I put everything together and separated it into modules to study. I’m nervous, of course, but confident,” she emphasized.

For Vinícius Moura Costa, a Civil Engineering student, preparation took place over 12 months and with the application of model tests. “We had meetings between students and teachers. In addition, of course, to the five years of preparation on the course itself, as it is an area that demands a lot, but which also gave a lot of return. I believe I am quite prepared and confident”, he assessed.

sabout Enade

The National Student Performance Exam evaluates the performance of graduates of undergraduate courses in relation to the programmatic contents provided for in the courses’ curricular guidelines; the development of skills and abilities necessary to deepen general and professional training; as well as the level of updating of students in relation to Brazilian and global reality.

In 2023, Enade will evaluate bachelor’s degrees in the areas of agronomy, architecture and urbanism, biomedicine, nursing, environmental engineering, civil engineering, food engineering, computer engineering I, control and automation engineering, production engineering, electrical engineering, forestry engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, pharmacy, physiotherapy, speech therapy, medicine, veterinary medicine, nutrition, dentistry and zootechnics.

Higher technology courses in the areas of aesthetics and cosmetics, environmental management, radiology, hospital management, occupational safety and agribusiness will also be evaluated.

*With information from consultancy

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