Welcome to the Curitibanos Campus
The Curitibanos Campus was established in 2009 with the mission of generating and disseminating knowledge through professional education, while contributing to regional needs and the broader development of society.
Today, the campus has more than 1,000 undergraduate and graduate students, 80 permanent faculty members, and 50 technical-administrative staff members.
The campus currently offers four undergraduate programs: Agronomy, Forest Engineering, Veterinary Medicine, and Medicine. It also offers three graduate programs: the Master’s Program in Agricultural and Natural Ecosystems, created in 2016; the Master’s Program in Conventional and Integrative Veterinary Medicine, created in 2020; and the Master’s Program in Agricultural and Forest Biotechnology, created in 2025.
The campus infrastructure includes an experimental farm, an experimental forest area, a veterinary clinic, and more than 20 teaching and research laboratories distributed across different campus units.