The candidate of the Mental Health Graduate Program must establish an early contact with the mentor in order to define the research project. To do so, the student should consult the link RESEARCH LINES<\/a> in the main menu of this site, and consider the lines of research of interest and then make contact with the professors and verify their availability to supervise new students.<\/p>\n The documents for registration, the number of places available, mentors available, items of the curriculum which are evaluated, the grade attributed to each item and the final average for approval, the topics and the literature indicated for the selection process will be published in an edict. Registration will be held at the secretariat of the program, within the period established by the Graduate Committee.<\/p>\n The English proficiency test must be taken before candidate selection, as it is an preliminary requirement.<\/p>\n The disclosure is made by publication in the national official journal (Di\u00e1rio Oficial<\/a>), through the site http:\/\/cpg.fmrp.usp.br<\/a> \u00a0and sent by mail to other Faculties in the country. Access to the Graduate program will be decided through a selective process.<\/p>\n The following documentation must be presented (Original documents accompanied by 2 copies):<\/p>\n Only exams acknowledged by the Graduate Committee of FMRP-USP (TEAP, TOEFL,\u00a0ALLUMINI,\u00a0and\u00a0CAMBRIDGE\u00a0IELTS) will be accepted for the English language proficiency test, and students will be considered approved achieving 60% or higher of the maximum score for the master degree and 70% of maximum grade for the doctoral degree.<\/p>\n A student may also be considered proficient in the English language if he\/she presents comprobation of one full cycle of study (elementary school, high school or university), or at least one year of internship or course in an educational\/research institution in an English speaking country.<\/p>\n The exam acknowledged by the Graduate Commission of FMRP-USP for proficiency in the Portuguese language is CELPE-BRAS. Students who achieve 60% or more of the maximum score will be approved.<\/p>\n A student may also be considered proficient in the Portuguese language if he\/she presents comprobation of one full cycle of study (elementary school, high school or university), or at least one year of internship or course in an educational\/research institution in a Portuguese speaking country.<\/p>\n For further information on the English proficiency exam visit\u00a0http:\/\/www.teseprime.org<\/a><\/p>\n\n
1st stage: English proficiency exam (TEAP) and Portuguese proficiency exam (CELPE-BRAS) \u2013 preliminary<\/h4>\n