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Dom Bosco Catholic University
Coat of arms of the university
UCDB
Type	Private, non-profit
Established	November 24, 1961^[1]
Affiliation	Roman Catholic Church
Chancellor	Dom Bosco
Rector	Ricardo Carlos
Location	, ,
Campus	Urban
Colors	Red and Blue
Sports	Football, poker, shot put, launching the disc, javelin, jump
Website	www.ucdb.br

The Dom Bosco Catholic University (Portuguese: Universidade Católica Dom Bosco, UCDB) is a private, non-profit Catholic university, located in Campo Grande, the capital of the State of Mato Grosso do Sul, in Western Brazil. It is maintained by the Catholic Archdiocese of Campo Grande.

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The Salesian mission of Mato Grosso do Sul introduced the first center for higher education in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul in 1961. Located in Campo Grande, the Dom Aquino School of Philosophy, Science and Letters, offered courses in pedagogy and literature, focused on training of educators, mentors, and change agents in society of the state. Gradually the Salesian Mission created new schools including the School of Law in 1965, the School of Economics, Management, and Accounting in 1970, and the School of Social Work in 1972. In subsequent years, courses were added in History, Geography, Science (Biology and Mathematics), Philosophy, and Psychology, and a Graduate School was opened.

Aiming to become a University, the Salesian Mission received approval from the Ministry of Education and Culture for the integration of the schools with a unified regimen of study.^[2] On December 20, 1989, the Salesian Mission filed its Consultation Letter with the Federal Education Council, demanding recognition as a University under the name Dom Bosco Catholic University. The Consultation Letter was approved^[3] on February 21, 1991. The university next would be monitored to ensure the maturation of its academic and administrative staff. On October 27, 1993 the monitoring period was completed and the schools became Dom Bosco Catholic University.^[4]^[5]

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^Foundation Day
^opinion No. 1.907/76, approved by the Federal Council of Education at its plenary session of June 6, 1965, judging the MEC Case No. 13.718/75 (cf Document, No. 175, p. 312-313)
^Opinion No. 000113
^UCDB - History
^Ordinance No. 1547 of the Ministry of Education and Culture

External links[edit]

Official website(in Portuguese)

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Catholic University of Petrópolis
Coat of arms of the university
UCP
Motto	Non excidet
Motto in English	Not be extinguished
Type	Private, non-profit
Established	December 21, 1961^[1]
Affiliation	Roman Catholic Church
Chancellor	Dom Filippo Santoro
Rector	José Luiz Rangel Sampaio Fernandes
Vice rector	José Maria Pereira
Location	, ,
Campus	Urban
Colors	Orange and Blue
Sports	Football, poker, shot put, launching the disc, javelin, jump
Website	www.ucp.br

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The Catholic University of Petrópolis (Portuguese: Universidade Católica de Petrópolis, UCP) is a private and non-profit Catholic university in Petrópolis — the capital of the State of Rio de Janeiro for nine years and the largest city of the highlands of the state. It is maintained by the CatholicArchdiocese of Petrópolis.

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History[edit]

Internal garden in the main building.

Created in 1953, the Catholic University of Petrópolis was the first institution of higher education in the city of Petrópolis. It began with the creation of civil society Petropolitana Catholic Colleges at the initiative of the then DiocesanBishop Dom Manoel Pedro da Cunha Cintra. The first course offered by the new institution was law, installed in 1954 in a building in the Retiro district. In 1956, with the acquisition of the building where he worked for a long time, one of the finest hotels in the region, the Orleans Hotel, Barão do Amazonas Street, the schools of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters and, later, Industrial engineering were created.

In 1961, the merger of three colleges resulted in the founding of the Catholic University of Petrópolis. The institution was recognized by Decree 383 of December 20, 1961 and published in the OfficialGazette on December 21, 1961. The university was formally installed on March 11, 1962 and then experienced a strong expansion with the opening of new courses. In the late '60s, the university purchased the School of Notre Dame de Sion, Benjamin Constant Street used its space for its administration and much of their students. In the new campus, the School of Application was founded; it aimed to provide training field and research for students of the School of Education.

In the early '70s, the institution became a postcard of the city with the opening of the FlowerClock in front of the set Dom Manoel Pedro da Cunha Cintra, Barão do Amazonas Street. The space created during the ceremonies commemorating the Sesquicentennial of Independence was later one of the main tourist attraction in the region. Around this time, the university has gone through major changes, emphasizing the acquisition of the first computer in 1974, with installation of the Data Processing Center and the inauguration of the Center for Physical Education in 1976. The '80s brought the conquest of the granting of UCP FM Radio and later, the CulturalFoundation Dom Manoel Pedro da Cunha Cintra.

The 1990s marked the recognition of the university for the whole community. Among the major projects that had the participation of the institution are the signature of an agreement between the university and the city to revitalize the historic center of Petrópolis and integration of the university to the project Petrópolis-Tecnópolis. Today the UCP, which in its more than 50 years has trained over 18,000 professionals in different fields, offering 36 undergraduate courses, including 8 technicians, post-graduate and master.^[2]

Unities and courses[edit]

Undergraduate Degree[edit]