State University of Campinas

Unicamp is responsible for 8% of academic research in Brazil, 12% of national postgraduate studies and maintains leadership among Brazilian universities with regard to patents and the number of articles per capita published annually in journals indexed in the ISI/WoS databases. The University has approximately 34,000 students enrolled in 66 undergraduate courses and 153 graduate programs.

Located in the State of São Paulo, Unicamp has three campuses — in Campinas, Piracicaba and Limeira — and comprises 24 teaching and research units. It also has a vast health complex (with two large hospital units on the Campinas campus), as well as 23 interdisciplinary centers, two technical colleges and a series of support units in a universe where around 50,000 people live together and thousands of people develop research projects.