"As a consequence, several generations of Nottingham-trained specialists have furthered awareness of Brazilian culture from international intellectual and political perspectives throughout the period of the country's emergence as one of the most prominently recognised economic, social and cultural players. The University is deeply honoured to receive this most recent accolade".
The Nottingham team teach a wide variety of subjects relating to the Portuguese language, Brazil, and Portuguese-speaking countries in Africa. Graduates of the programme have gone on to teach at universities in Cambridge, London, Manchester, Aveiro (Portugal), Minho (Portugal), and Brazilian universities in Florianópolis, Manaus, Minas Gerais, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Caterina and São Paulo.
Now in its third year, the Brazilian International Press Awards recognise the promotion of the Portuguese language and Brazilian art, culture and communication.
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