Law School of Fluminense Federal University
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| Type | Public university |
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| Established | June 03, 1912 |
| Director | Prof. Dr. Edson Alvisi Neves |
| Location |
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| Campus | Urban |
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The Law School of Fluminense Federal University is a teaching unit located at Rua Presidente Pedreira, nº 62, in the neighborhood Ingá, in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro.
The institution is among the best and most traditional schools of legal education in Brazil. Approaching its centennial, the excellent results in bar exams [1] and the efforts of its young researchers put the Law School of UFF in a leading position in Brazilian legal research.
Undergraduation
- Title:
Bachelor in Law
- Duration:
From 10 to 16 semesters.
Graduation
Titles: Master or Ph.D. in law
- Program of graduation in law and sociology
- Program of graduation in administrative justice
- Program of graduation in constitutional law
Title: Specialist in law
- Program of specialization in public administration
- Program of specialization in private law
- Program of specialization in civil suit
- Program of specialization in financial and tax law
Law and politics
Brazil government
Executive branch
Brazil Presidents
- Ranieri Mazzilli, 25th President of the Brazil
Cabinet of Brazil
- Nelson Hungria, Minister Supreme Federal Court
- Oliveira Viana, Minister Federal Court of Accounts
- Waldemar Zveiter, Minister Supreme Federal Court
- João Augusto de Araújo Castro, Ambassador to the US and United Nations, and Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Brígido Fernandes Tinoco, Ministry of Education
- Ewald Sizenando Pinheiro, Minister Federal Court of Accounts
- Geraldo Montedônio Bezerra de Menezes, Minister and president Superior Labor Court
- Celso Barroso Leite, Minister Ministry of Social Security, also served as Officer of the National Social Welfare Department and hired by the ILO - International Labor Organization to structure the Social Security System of Angola in Africa.
References
- ↑ "UFF é a universidade do estado do Rio que mais aprovou alunos no 4º Exame Unificado da OAB". Retrieved 17 October 2011.
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