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IFPI may stop offering spots for 19 courses in 2027, union denounces

Portal O Dia13 September 2026 at 13:09

The Union of Federal Education Servers of Piauí reported that the Federal Institute of Piauí (IFPI) may stop offering spots for 19 courses in 2027. The information has not yet been confirmed by the institution.

According to the report, the measure may affect courses in Mathematics, Chemistry, Computing and Physics. A total of 14 campuses of the institution may be impacted by the decision.

The union expressed concern about the effects that the reduction of spots may cause in the professional training of these areas. The entity is awaiting an official position from IFPI on the matter.

So far, the institute has not commented on the possible suspension of offers for the mentioned courses.

Why this matters

IFPI students and teachers across 14 campuses may be directly affected by the reduction of spots in STEM courses. The possible elimination of fundamental courses such as Mathematics, Chemistry, Computing and Physics may compromise the training of essential professionals for the state of Piauí, especially in regions that depend on these public education offerings. The decision, if confirmed, represents a significant change in federal education policy in the region.

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