of the European Union. She had the opportunity to be in touch with students and prominent teachers and researchers. Alexandre Uehara, Jonathan Yuji Kimura, Amanda Garcia, Bruno Ibarra and Nahid Chicani Annual Report 2014 59 INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO Student of the Law school attended international event European Law Moot Court Competition. The Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco, through its Law course, attended the international event promoted by its institutional partner Centro de Estudos de Direito da União Europeia, at Universidade do Minho, in Braga, Portugal . The student of the FRB Law course, Gloria Roberta Caixeta, participated in the organization of the regional final round of the European Law Moot Court Competition, from Centro de Estudos em Direito da União Europeia in the Universidade do Minho (CEDU/UMinho) in Braga, Portugal. It is a competition in COOPERATION AGREEMENT WITH MEIJI UNIVERSITY Students from Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco got to know the University of Meiji, Japan. Three students from Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco were selected to participate in the International Cooperation Agreement between the Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco and University of Meiji. They traveled to Japan to visit the university and the Japanese companies and government. The Selection Committee approved the students Bruno Ibarra de Oliveira, from the Technical which participants take part in simulated court proceedings in European Union Law. The event was attended by more than 40 educational institutions. The ELMC is considered the most prestigious moot court competition within the field of EU Law. This is an event that promotes the study of EU Law and receives the support of European Institutions and hundreds of European and North American universities get involved. Gloria Roberta Caixeta was in charge of organizing and keeping up with all the representatives teams Gloria Roberta Caixeta - Law student at FRB marketing course, and Amanda Garcia Michelini and Jonathan Yuji Kimura, of the International Relations course. The selection criteria took into account the interest area of the students research. As part of the process, the candidates took a test and had an interview in English. The selected candidates were those who presented well based research topics related to Japan. The Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco also received a delegation of students from the University of Meiji. Engaged in group talks, the visitors and students of Rio Branco International Relations and Foreign Trade courses could exchange information on economy, foreign trade and politics, besides sharing personal experiences.
Annual Report 2014
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