There are 32 openings for the American College 2+2 undergraduate program. Students will study in Brazil for two years and then transfer to a partner university in the United States.

Hayek Global College, an international business school, is currently accepting applications for the American College, a groundbreaking dual-degree undergraduate program between Brazil and the U.S. In this 2+2 model, students will study in Brazil for the first two years and then transfer to one of the partner universities in the United States to complete their bachelor's degree. Available programs include Computer Science, covering IT-related fields, and Business, which includes Administration, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Marketing, International Relations, among other areas. 

Among the American partner universities are Cumberland University, Kentucky State University, Alfred State University, Fort Hays State University, and others.

Hayek Global College offers 32 spots, and the selection process will take place in two stages:  

Stage 1 (eliminatory): Scheduled selection process, with dates and times chosen by the candidate based on the official calendar.  

Stage 2 (qualifying): Evaluation of the academic record, student portfolio, video pitch, and a simulated class activity.
 

Applications are open until October 16th at the following link:
https://www.hayekcollege.com/american-college](https://www.hayekcollege.com/american-college)

  

To apply, students must have completed high school and be fluent in English. The full admission notice is available on the website:

https://www.hayekcollege.com/sites/default/files/2024-09/Edital_HayekAmericanCollege_25-1-PT.pdf

 

About Hayek Global College

Hayek Global College is an international business school based in Brasília. Its academic model is 100% in English, in-person, using active learning methodologies and project-based learning, enabling students to interact with professors from different parts of the world. The program also incorporates the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) model, connecting students in the classroom with professors and peers from institutions worldwide, fostering international networking opportunities and broader cultural understanding.
 

 

 

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