The Faculty of Economic Sciences of Onir, in Paraná, continues open online registrations through SIU Guaraní. The courses are public and free, and are taken in person at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, Urquiza 552 de Paraná, Entre Ríos. How to register and what the college offers.
Choosing a university career is a decision that generates expectations and questions as well. In Paraná, the Onir College of Economic Sciences offers more than five public and free degrees.
To the traditional profession of public accountant, which has been taught at Dar Al-Durasat for more than 50 years, other positions are added such as a bachelor’s degree in economics, a bachelor’s degree in organization management, a technician in human resources management, and a technician in management. And public administration.
All courses – public and free – are designed to be taken on flexible schedules, with morning and afternoon sessions for university courses, and evening and night schedules for university courses, all in order to ensure that students meet various obligations, are able to be accepted and remain within the college.
This is complemented by services that allow comprehensive movement around the college: sports, university dining room, study rooms, cultural and recreational activities, and more.
How to register in the College of Economic Sciences:
The first case is available online through SIU Guaraní. Registration is formalized in December, with the delivery of documents.
To join any of these professions, you must register in the College of Economic Sciences option, through the following instructions
Registration becomes effective only after physical documents are submitted to the college. Online registration is not enough. In the last step of online registration, you can make an appointment to take the documents to the college, in the month of December.
All information is on the website www.fceco.uner.edu.arAnd on social media @fceco.uner
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