Federal University of São Paulo
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Federal University of São Paulo
Federal University of São Paulo International Relations Office January/2010 CAIDI / DGI 1 Brazil in Latin America 2 The City of São Paulo in Brazil UNIFESP The city of São Paulo 3 The City of São Paulo Fifth largest metropolitan population, behind Tokyo, Mexico City, Seoul and New York The skyline of São Paulo city 4 The City of São Paulo Considered the cultural capital of the country, has 80 museums, exceptional theatrical productions, exciting night life and excellent gastronomy. Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo Museu de Arte de São Paulo – MASP Sala São Paulo 5 The City of São Paulo Museu Paulista 6 The City of São Paulo Teatro Municipal de São Paulo 7 The City of São Paulo Sala São Paulo – inside view 8 The City of São Paulo Parque Ibirapuera 9 The City of São Paulo Estaiada bridge “Octávio Frias de Oliveira” Ref.: Official Tourism Site from the city of São Paulo http://www.cidadedesaopaulo.com/sp/en 10 Cost of living in São Paulo Approximate costs (2010) Private accommodation R$ 950 – R$ 1.800 R$ 440 – R$ 660 Meals R$ 118,80 – 176,00 Transport TOTAL R$ 1.508,80 – R$ 2.636,00 1 € = R$ 2,59 (cotação 29/01/10) 1 litre of milk R$ 1,80 1 litre of water R$ 1,40 Bread R$ 0,30 1 Kg rice R$ 2,50 1 coffee (espresso) R$ 2,00 1 meal (canteen) R$ 10,00 1 meal (restaurant) R$ 12 – R$ 20 Bus R$ 2,70 (bus/1 trip) R$ 2,55 (underground/1 trip) R$ 4,00 (bus + underground) Journals R$ 2,50 Cinema R$ 7,00 (students) 11 Federal University of São Paulo Campus Vila Clementino – Edif. Leitão da Cunha Campus Guarulhos – central building Campus Diadema – future headquarters Campus Vila Clementino Hospital São Paulo Campus São José dos Campos – Technological Institute Campus Baixada Santista – Ana Costa Unit 12 Federal University of São Paulo The beginning – Escola Paulista de Medicina • 1933 – Founded as a Medical School Escola Paulista de Medicina • 1994 – Thematic University on Health Sciences • 2005 – Process of expansion – 5 new undergraduate courses and 1 new campus • 2007 – 9 new undergraduate courses and 3 new campuses • 2009 – 29 undergraduate courses in all fields of knowledge, 6 campuses and 1 Advanced Unit 13 Federal University of São Paulo 6 Campuses and 1 Advanced Unit 14 Federal University of São Paulo São Paulo – campus Vila Clementino Founded in 1933 Courses: • Biomedical Sciences • Health Informatics Technology • Medicine • Nursing • Ophthalmic Technology • Radiology Technology • Remedial Therapy New Vacancies / Year: 328 Students Enrolled: 1.409 Academic Staff: 590 15 Federal University of São Paulo Santos - campus Baixada Santista Established in 2005 Courses: • Nutrition • Occupational Therapy • Psychology • Physical Education • Physiotherapy • Social Work New Vacancies / Year: 340 Students Enrolled: 783 Academic Staff: 99 16 Federal University of São Paulo campus Diadema Established in 2007 Courses: • Environmental Sciences • Biological Sciences • Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences • Chemical Engineering • Pharmacy and Biochemistry • Teaching Degree (Biological Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry) • Chemistry New Vacancies / Year: 650 Students Enrolled: 646 Academic Staff: 101 17 Federal University of São Paulo campus Guarulhos Established in 2007 Courses: • Art History • History • Language Studies • Education • Philosophy • Social Sciences New Vacancies / Year: 930 Students Enrolled: 1.425 Academic Staff: 102 18 Federal University of São Paulo campus São José dos Campos Established in 2007 Courses: • Computer Science • Computational Mathematics • New course: Science and Technology* (Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, Materials Sciences Engineering, Energy Engineering, Control and Automation Engineering) New Vacancies / Year: 150 Students Enrolled: 282 Academic Staff: 14 * operation in 2011 19 Federal University of São Paulo São Paulo – Santo Amaro Unit Av. Adolfo Pinheiro Terminal de Ônibus Santo Amaro Marginal Pinheiros Operation in 2010 Extension’s activities: • UATI (University of the Third Age) • Sports Medicine • CUJA (Preparatory school) • Pirado (Capacitation and orientation programme to the first work experience) 20 Federal University of São Paulo campus Osasco Av. dos Autonomistas Operation in 2011 Courses: • • • • • Accounting Sciences Actuarial Sciences Administration Economic Sciences International Relations Rodo Anel Mário Covas 21 Federal University of São Paulo UNIFESP in numbers Academic Staff* 906 Non Academic Staff 1.927 Undergraduate Students 4.454 Undergraduate Courses Graduate Students 3.153 Post-Doctorate 226 Doctorate 1.410 Master 1.585 Professional Master 158 Graduate Programs 44 Professionals under Specialization 6.783 Specialization 6.186 Refresher 597 Specialization Courses 218 Refresher Courses 31 Major Programme in Medical Residency at federal level Top Federal University in Brazil in 2008 and 2009, according to MEC ‘s ranking (Ministry (Ministry of Education) Education) 29 Medical Residents 675 Medical Specialties * 93.7% doctorates and post-doctorates 66 22 Federal University of São Paulo UNIFESP in numbers Scientific Production (2008) No. Indexed Articles Complete papers 2.512 Abstracts 155 Complete papers 211 Abstracts 768 Full text 26 Chapters 669 Others * 12 Meeting Annals Books Others** Theses 2.299 632 * co-author, translation, collected writings, etc. ** patents, technical or product development, etc. 23 Universidade Federal de São Paulo HU - Hospital São Paulo in numbers HU - Hospital São Paulo in numbers (2008): No. Total of available beds 778 Outpatient care attendance 789.507 Emergency room attendance 248.540 Emergency room attendance (private medical insurance) 17.343 Inpatient admissions 25.596 Nº of surgeries performed 10.457 Laboratory exams Imaging exams % of attendance (Public Health Service) Nº of public employees Hospital São Paulo • Cornerstone - 1936 • First teaching hospital in Brazil 2.561.172 337.979 95,7 2.031 Federal University of São Paulo Scientific Production, an overview In the context of Latin America, Brazil has the best scientific production. The State of São Paulo has the 2nd largest scientific publication in Latin America. Brazil invests 1% of its GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in research. This represents the half percentage invested by OCDE countries, but the same amount invested by China. In the last two decades: • Brazilian participation in world scientific publication increased from 0,6% to 2,6%; • The number of PhDs in Brazil grew by ten times, going from 1000 to almost 10,000 professionals a year; • The scientific production of the top Brazilian Universities has doubled while UNIFESP’s health publications has increased almost four times. 25 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Basic Sciences Molecular Biology • Cell cycle and cellular signaling pathways • Glycobiology and glycomics • Neurobiology • Proteases and Inhibitors (kinin and angiotensin systems) • Structural biology • Tumor markers Microbiology, Immunology and Parasitology • Enteropathogenic bacteria: virulence factors • Immunobiology of cancer • Immunobiology, molecular and cell biology of Trypanosoma cruzi 26 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Basic Sciences Psychobiology / Pharmacology • Psychological, Anatomical, Pharmacological, Biochemical and Molecular Bases of Learning • Memory, Stress., Anxiety and Mood Disturbances on Animal Models and on Healthy Volunteers • Neurological / Psychiatric diseases • Clinical and Epidemiological Basic Research on Psychoactive Drugs • Studies on Sleep Deprivation Morphological Sciences • Aging and Cancer Biology • Cell Biology and Ultrastructure • Molecular Genetics and Citogenetics 27 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Basic Sciences Pathology • Prognostic Factors of Neoplasias • Pediatric Pathology • Degenerative, Inflammatory and Metabolic Disorders Medical Informatics • Healthcare Informatics • Medical Informatics • Web-Based Learning • Bioinformatics 28 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Clinical Departments Nephrology • Acute renal failure • Chronic renal disease • Immunology and kidney transplantation Infectious Diseases • Antimicrobial resistance mechanisms • Antimicrobial resistance surveillance programs • Bacterial molecular typing • Exploiting the genetic diversity of HIV in Brazil and relationship with pathogenesis • Surveillance programs on emergent fungal pathogens and antifungal pathogens Neurology • Dementias • Neuro-oncology • Physiopathology of epilepsies 29 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Clinical Departments Endocrinology • Pathogenesis, diagnostic and screening of diabetes mellitus • Physiology and disorders of pituitary hormone axes • Thyroid physiology and diagnostic evaluation of patients with thyroid disorders Gastroenterology • Endoscopy • Acute and chronic hepatitis / liver fibrosis • Tumor markers in gi cancer Pediatrics • Allergy with emphasis in epidemiology of asthma • Gastroenterology diseases in infants • Infection and Immunization with emphasis in Human Immunodeficiency virus • Neonatology with emphasis on pain 30 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Clinical Departments Rheumatology • Endothelial cells function and rheumatic diseases • Molecular Biology in rheumatic diseases • Rehabilitation in Rheumatology Psychiatric and Psychological Medicine • Epidemiology and social psychiatry • Psychological and psychiatric interventions • Psychiatric diagnostics methods Cardiology • Experimental and Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Heart Failure, Cardiomyopathies and Heart Transplantation • Hypertension and Electrocardiography • Congenital and Rheumatic Pediatric Cardiology 31 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Clinical Departments Emergengy (Clinical & Therapeutics) • Systematical reviews • Evidence Based Medicine • Evidences in diagnosis and treatment of sleep disturbances • Cochrane Review. In: the Cochrane Library, Issue 4, 2007 Internal Medicine • Endothelial dysfunction in heart and liver (diabetes mellitus) • Influence of environmental pollution in human health • Physiopathology and therapeutical approach of neurological lesions Dermatology • Immunopathology of allergic reaction • Development of technical surgical procedures and their applications as new therapeutic approaches • Occupational dermatology 32 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Surgical Departments Ophthalmology • Bioengineering applied to occular diseases • Epidemiological surveys • Molecular and cell biology of occular diseases (corneal and retina) • Stem cells • Uveites Plastic Surgery • Ecto and mesodermal tissue regeneration • Cellular biology in melanoma • Quality of life as analysis method in plastic surgery Urology • Influence of the oxidative stress on the bladder dysfunction • Stem cells for stress urinary incontinence • Spermatogenesis and men fertility 33 Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Surgical Departments Gynecology • Gene expression and polymorphisms in menopause • Endometriosis • Differential expression of genes and polymorphisms in estrogen and progesterone dependent diseases Otorhinolaringology • Pathophysiology of the larynge • Respiratory disturbances in sleep • Biohistocompatibility of implantable materials Obstetrics • Repercussion of the maternal, placental and fetal arterial hypertension and its treatment in pregnancy • Immunological and molecular biology evaluation of maternal unit and gestational annexes • Biophysical evaluation of maternal unit • Ultrasonographic and laboratorial evaluation of fetal morphology and biometry 34 and its deviations Federal University of São Paulo Research Programs – Surgical Departments Cardiovascular Surgery • Ischemia, reperfusion and tissular inflammation • Non-invasive evaluation of the vasculopathy Ortophedics & Traumatology • Bone, Joint and Muscle Trauma • Articular instability of the knee • Stem cells 35 Federal University of São Paulo Other Research Programs Nursing • Nursing and clinical health care • Health care in the collective dimension • Foundations, methods, processes and instruments in health and nursing • Administration, management and education in health and nursing Nutrition • Nutrition and health in specific populations • Nutrition in clinical and surgical specialties • Biochemistry and Physiology of Nutrition 36 Federal University of São Paulo International Agreements Country Institution Germany Max-Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine Chile Universidad de La Frontera CRUB – CRUCH (The Council of Rectors of the Brazilian Universities and The Council of Rectors of the Chilean Universities) Spain Universidad de Valencia Universidad de Vigo Universidad de Sevilla USA Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians Division of Clinical Informatics (DCI) France Laboratoire de Santé Publique et Informatique Medicale (Université Paris Descartes/Paris 5) Université de Bretagne-Sud 37 Federal University of São Paulo International Agreements Country Institution Netherlands University of Groningen University Medical Center Groningen India Men-Tsee-Khang (Tibetan Medical & Astrological Institute of his Holliness the Dalai Lama) Italy Universitá degli studi di Palermo Portugal Universidade do Porto Universidade de Lisboa United Kingdom Institute of Psychiatry – King’s College (University of London) Molecular Research Council – Human Genetics Unit (Scotland) Research and cooperation activities with more than 200 countries around the world. 38 Federal University of São Paulo Mobility Program Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window Coordination: University of Porto Portugal Coordination: University of Santiago de Compostela Spain 39 Federal University of São Paulo University Networks ANDIFES /CRIA – National Association of the Federal Higher Education Institutions’ Officers / International Relations Commission www.andifes.org.br AULP – Association of Portuguese Speaking Universities www.aulp.org IAU – International Association of Universities www.iau-aiu.net 40 Federal University of Sao Paulo University Networks FAUBAI – Forum of the Brazilian Universities Assessories to International Matters www.belta.org.br/faubai/br Coimbra Group of Brazilian Universities www.grupocoimbra.org.br Inter-American Organization for Higher Education www.oui-iohe.qc.ca 41 Federal University of São Paulo Organization and Contacts International Relations Office Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Benjamin Israel Kopelman Officer: MSc. Vera Raquel Aburesi Salvadori Address Rua Botucatu, 740 – 4º andar Vila Clementino 04023-900 São Paulo – SP BRAZIL Telephone + 55 11 5576 4766 Fax + 55 11 5576 4765 E-mail [email protected] Web www.unifesp.br/reitoria/orgaos/assessorias/assint/ 42 Federal University of São Paulo Thank you! 43