Reconhecimento de diplomas da Ambra no Brasil

Possibility of validation of master’s or doctoral degrees from Ambra University in Brazil.

The validation of foreign degrees in Brazil is a formal process that enables the holder of a foreign degree to use it in Brazil as if it were a Brazilian degree for all legal purposes. Validation affirms that a foreign degree, already valid in its country of origin, is also considered equivalent to a Brazilian degree by the Brazilian government.

According to Brazilian legislation, the correct formal term for validating master’s and doctoral degrees is "reconhecimento" (recognition), while for undergraduate degrees, the appropriate term is "revalidação" (revalidation or validation). However, in everyday usage, both terms are often used interchangeably to refer to the validation of any foreign degree in Brazil.

We’ve compiled the most frequently asked questions about the validation of American master’s and doctoral degrees from Ambra University in Brazil, and we’re here to clarify all your questions.

Click here to view the list of all completed diploma validation processes for Ambra University in Brazil on the Brazilian Ministry of Education (MEC)'s Carolina Bori Portal.

https://plataformacarolinabori.mec.gov.br/consulta-publica/instituicaoestrangeira/listar-processos-finalizados/32787

The 5 most common questions about diploma revalidation/recognition in Brazil

Is the Master’s degree from Ambra University recognized in Brazil?

Ambra is an American institution, licensed in the United States by the Florida Department of Education (FL-DOE) under license CIE-4001. Like any U.S.-based institution, our degrees are American.

If this is important to you, it is possible to request validation of a master’s or doctoral degree in Brazil. Ambra has successfully had several master’s degrees validated in Brazil, and you can view the list of approved validation processes submitted through the Carolina Bori Platform maintained by the Brazilian Ministry of Education.

Learn more details in the overview video about the validation of Ambra University’s master’s degrees in Brazil.

Is it necessary to have the master’s degree from Ambra University recognized in Brazil?

It depends. If you’re pursuing a master’s or doctoral degree to gain professional recognition, deepen your knowledge, build valuable networks, increase your earnings in the private sector, qualify for new roles in companies and private organizations, internationalize your résumé, add more value for your clients, solve complex problems, or expand your portfolio of services, then recognition of the degree in Brazil is not strictly necessary.

However, if the individual intends to use the degree for government official purposes, such as proof of qualification for public positions and civil service exams, qualification bonuses in public sector roles, or teaching at public or private institutions based in Brazil that require a nationally recognized master’s or doctoral degree, then it will be necessary to seek formal validation of the degree in Brazil.

The good news is that, currently, all of our master’s graduates who have sought the validation of their degree in Brazil have had their degrees successfully validated, with no record of denials. Learn more by watching the live session on the recognition of Ambra University’s master’s degrees.

Where can I find information about Ambra University master’s degrees that have been validated in Brazil?

Some institutions use the Carolina Bori Platform to manage the administrative procedures required for the validation of foreign degrees in Brazil. On the other hand, other institutions handle the process internally, using their own independent methods and procedures.

Currently, Ambra University has had master’s degrees validated in Brazil through both available pathways. You can view the recognized degrees online from institutions registered on the Carolina Bori Platform., maintained by the Brazilian Ministry of Education.

Validations carried out independently by higher education institutions are not available for public consultation.

Check out the testimonial from one of our master’s graduates who successfully had their American master’s degree from Ambra University validated in Brazil:

Does Ambra University assist with the validation process?

Yes, we provide extensive support.
Once a student completes the program and expresses interest in pursuing validation of their degree in Brazil, Ambra offers full assistance within our reach to help ensure that the graduate has their degree officially validated in Brazil. Through personalized consulting and guidance, Ambra alumni who choose to seek degree validation receive support from the initial application all the way through the follow-up stages of the process.

Learn the details of how this process works in the video:

Does Ambra have any agreements or partnerships for the validation of master’s degrees in Brazil?

Ambra maintains academic relationships with several Brazilian higher education institutions. These partnerships can help with the validation requests, as the Brazilian institution is already familiar with Ambra University’s legitimacy and academic quality.

We are always seeking partnerships to help facilitate the validation process for our students’ master’s and doctoral degrees. Regardless of whether a partnership is in place, all of our graduates who have pursued degree validation in Brazil have been successful, and their degrees have been officially validated.

You are not limited to Brazilian institutions that have academic partnerships or have previously validated master’s degrees from Ambra University. It is possible to submit a request for validation of a foreign degree to any public or private university in Brazil that offers a master’s or doctoral program in the same or a similar field. The request will be evaluated according to the internal regulations of the university reviewing the application.

Some Testimonials of Real Cases of Recognition/Revalidation

Case de revalidação – Aline Aby Azaar

Case de revalidação – Luciana Severo

Case de revalidação – Shellsy Moslay

Case de revalidação – Sérgio Barros

Case de revalidação – Arinéia Machado

Case de revalidação – Júlio Praseres

Case de revalidação – Melissa Bisconsin

Case de revalidação – Herbert Ferreira

Case de revalidação – Josias Gadelha

Case de revalidação – Marcelo Rocha

Case de revalidação – Euclides de Almeida

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