Academic year Academic year Spring Term, 2025: February 10th to July 16th Fall Term, 2025: August 4th to December 19th Exams week In each semester, there are 3 weeks of tests (A1, A2 and Substitute Assessment): Spring Term, 2025: (A1) April 12th to April 26th; (A2) June 16th to June 26th; (Substitute Assessment) July 5th to July 12th; Fall Term, 2025: (A1) September 20th to September 27th; (A2) November 17th to November 27th; (Substitute Assessment) December 6th to December 13th. Credit System FGV does not work with the ECTS system, but rather with hour credits. The courses offered by FGV EPGE usually have a load of 60h (approximately 5 to 6 ECTS) or 30h (approximately 3 to 4 ECTS). Students are graded on a scale from 0 (minimum) to 10 (maximum). The passing grade is 6 (six). For more information about credit equivalence or classification, do not hesitate to contact us by email. Courses The Undergraduate courses are taught in the morning, between 7:30 am and 12:50 pm. The courses offered in English are the following ones. The list may change. It is important to check when registering which courses are actually offered that semester. To access the full curriculum, click here Spring Term, 2025: Microeconomics I 60 hours Principles of Corporate Finance for Utilities 60 hours Competition Policy Economics 60 hours Labor Economics 60 hours Applied Microeconomics 60 hours Fall Term, 2025: Topics in Fiscal Policy - Theory, evidence and the case of Brazil 30 hours Green Finance 30 hours Political Economy 60 hours Environmental Economics 30 hours Quantitative Finance (online) 30 hours FGV EPGE exchange students can enroll in EPGE’s graduate level (professional and academic courses) and in other FGV courses, such as Law, Business, Digital Communication. The offer of these courses must be checked every semester. If it is of interest to the student, he or she must communicate it to the International Office, so that we can check availability and offer.
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