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Almost 4,600 students in need are competing for the new scholarship

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Briefings

In October 2026, Brazil's Ministry of Education launched a new scholarship program for displaced students, with 4,551 applicants and 8,953 requests for the displaced student status. This initiative aims to provide housing support to students displaced by the pandemic, though the specific impact on enrollment rates remains unverified.

Key points

• 4,551 candidates applied for the new scholarship program in October 2026.
• 8,953 requests were received for the displaced student status, which includes housing support.

Context

The Ministry of Education in Brazil introduced this scholarship to assist students displaced by the pandemic, with a focus on providing housing support through the displaced student status.

Limitations

The evidence only reports the number of applicants and requests received; it does not specify the final number of students awarded the scholarship or the actual impact on enrollment rates.

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