Institute of Biosciences

I'm a Biology student, and what I can say is that the building is well-structured. In theory, we should have Biology classes there, but we don't. Furthermore, for those pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biology, it's nearly impossible to use the academic secretary's office, since the course's class times and the building's closing times don't coincide. The INBIO building is the only one in the university, designated for a specific faculty, which I see closes at 5 p.m., so neither full-time students nor evening students can use it. Furthermore, we don't have any classes in it. The building is used for a thousand things, including housing collections, teachers' offices, and coordination, but classes, which would be its main purpose, are not. Furthermore, theoretically, our CABIO should have its own classroom in the building, but, once again, the schedule makes this impossible, in addition to the allegations of a lack of rooms. In short, it's a building with excellent infrastructure and a lot of potential, but it's not very useful for academics.

Wonderful

My workplace...

This one is very nice after the renovation, I hope it is functional and practical internally too.

Old buildings nestled in a lushly wooded area on the UFMS campus. These buildings house the Biological Sciences programs, the most highly regarded in MS.