Questões da banca AOCP

O Plano de Desenvolvimento Institucional da UFABC (2024-2033) enfatiza que a participação dos estudantes em projetos de pesquisa é fundamental para a formação de profissionais qualificados, representando a forma pela qual a universidade devolve à sociedade os investimentos públicos que nela são realizados. Como iniciativa para promover a interação entre universidade-empresa, surge, como projeto-piloto do CNPq na instituição, o

Um técnico de assuntos educacionais (TAE) lotado na diretoria de relações internacionais foi designado para trabalhar na comissão de execução do Plano Institucional de Internacionalização. Entre suas atribuições, está a organização da documentação daqueles estudantes que se candidataram para realizar intercâmbio institucional por meio dos acordos de cooperação internacional entre instituições de ensino superior. Considerando o cenário apresentado, assinale a alternativa que apresenta corretamente a ação de internacionalização da UFABC.

The Institutional Internationalization Plan of your university seeks to address the criticism that internationalization often deepens the 'social gap' and promotes the 'commodification of education,' as high costs limit most students' access to physical mobility (study abroad). The University has limited resources to finance long-term student scholarships.
Picture that you are tasked with developing a practical and sustainable initiative under the umbrella of 'Internationalization at Home' (IaH) to ensure that all undergraduate students have an intercultural and international experience.
Which of the following initiatives aligns best with the objective of promoting comprehensive and inclusive internationalization using hybrid approaches?

The University’s Administration prioritizes Internationalization at Home (IaH), dedicating its budget to the explicit goal of benefiting the majority of students and ensuring a global dimension for all, especially those unable to afford travel.
Which of the following actions, proposed by the Office of International Relations, COMPROMISES the core mission of inclusivity and mass access central to IaH? 

Consider this:
“The spread of English can constitute ‘linguistic imperialism,' imposing cultural and linguistic norms from the 'inner circle' (e.g., UK/USA) onto the 'expanding circle' (e.g., Brazil), a process referred to as 'linguicism.’ This occurs because scientific and technological information is primarily accessed through English, often presupposing the idealization of its source culture.”
To promote and develop Global Citizenship among undergraduate students, while actively fighting this risk of linguicism in the curriculum, which strategic action should the person in charge of the Internationalization project prioritize when advising faculty on curriculum reform and the use of English in content courses?

The university currently requires a standardized test (like TOEFL ITP) for student exchange eligibility, despite the academic critique (as seen in the texts) that such tests focus on “standard written English grammar” and operate based on a 'tacit acceptance of colonial models' by upholding the native/non-native binary.
You are tasked with proposing reforms that align the university's practices to advance Internationalization at Home (IaH). Therefore, which strategic action should be prioritized to replace the current standard assessment and genuinely align the university’s proficiency evaluation with Translingualism and a critical, decolonial internationalization?

In the context of Educational Affairs and institutional policy, Internationalization at Home (IaH) is fundamentally distinguished from traditional physical mobility models by which core theoretical mechanism that ensures global, inclusive access for all students?

Take this statement into consideration:
“This is the typical situation nowadays in all multilingual societies where groups are expected to acquire two powerful languages with no recognition of the existing proficiency in the languages which they already possess. The focus on language rather than on content, on the how rather than on the what as condition for participation, lead to serious injustices, especially as content can be delivered in any language with appropriate infrastructure such as translations or multilingual instruction.”
Which linguistic and curricular policy action should be prioritized to go against the injustice caused by the excessive focus on form/language, ensuring that content remains accessible to all?

Globalization is a multifactorial force that simultaneously projects outward into the global arena while creating 'renewed pressures for local autonomy and increased regionalism.'
Based on that information, which approach most effectively manages this dual impact of globalization (global engagement vs. local autonomy) in the higher education curriculum? 

Assinale a alternativa que apresenta uma das diretrizes do Plano Nacional de Pós-Graduação (PNPG) 2025-2029.