Where is Campus Rolim de Moura?

Campus Rolim de Moura concentrates on forestry, education, and social sciences, aligning with the region's timber industry and educational expansion needs.

• Bachelor's in Forestry Engineering: Emphasizes sustainable logging, reforestation, and forest management in Amazonian contexts.
• Bachelor's in Pedagogy: Focuses on early childhood education and curriculum development for rural settings.
• Bachelor's in Sociology: Studies social structures, inequality, and community organization in agrarian societies.
• Bachelor's in Anthropology: Explores indigenous cultures, ethnography, and cultural resource management.
• Bachelor's in Library Science: Trains in information management, digital archives, and literacy promotion.
• Technician in Forestry: Practical skills in silviculture and environmental assessment.
• Master's in Social Sciences: Advanced research on land conflicts and social movements.
• Specialization in Indigenous Education: Pedagogical approaches for native language instruction.
• Extension in Sustainable Forestry: Workshops on carbon credits and eco-certification.

Equipped with arboretum and social labs, the campus supports fieldwork in nearby forests and community surveys. Extension projects include tree-planting campaigns and cultural festivals. Courses in Philosophy integrate ethics into environmental decision-making. The program highlights gender studies in rural labor dynamics. Partnerships with timber companies provide real-world training in compliance with Brazilian forestry laws. Graduate offerings in History examine colonization impacts on local identities. These initiatives prepare graduates to mediate between economic interests and conservation, fostering resilient communities. Rolim de Moura's location aids studies on rubber tapping heritage and modern agroforestry, blending traditional knowledge with scientific methods for holistic regional development.