The University’s Commitment to Food Security and Sustainability

As an institution dedicated to the well-being of its community, the University of Maranhão (Uema) has been at the forefront of promoting food security and sustainability. Recent research conducted by Uema has highlighted the importance of agroecology in ensuring a secure food supply for generations to come.

Food security is a pressing concern worldwide.

The study’s findings underscore the need for a holistic approach to food production, one that prioritizes the health of both people and the planet. This sentiment is echoed in the university’s broader mission to foster sustainable development and promote social responsibility.

In related news, Uema students recently participated in the 54th EXPOIMP, where they gained valuable experience and insights into the latest innovations in agriculture and food production.

Students at the 54th EXPOIMP

Furthermore, the university has announced the opening of registrations for the Post-Doctoral Scholarship Program, offering opportunities for talented researchers to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in this critical field.

The university’s commitment to food security and sustainability is evident in its institutional communication guidelines, which emphasize the importance of promoting environmentally responsible practices and ensuring the well-being of its community.

In a related development, the university recently received a delegation from the State Planning and Management Secretariat (Seplan) and the Maranhão Institute of Education, Science, and Technology (Imesc) to discuss strategic planning and collaboration in areas such as education, research, and innovation.

Strategic planning for a sustainable future.

The university’s administration department has also teamed up with the Proplad and Progep programs to offer training for servers, focusing on capacity building and professional development.

Academics from the administration department at the Timon campus recently held an introductory lecture, marking the beginning of a new semester and reaffirming the university’s dedication to providing quality education.

Last but not least, Uema has paid tribute to the first graduates of its Agronomy course, celebrating their achievements and acknowledging the importance of their contributions to the field.

Agronomy graduates at Uema.