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A few meters from the Campus Brotas, the General Coordinator is located in a central neighborhood of the city. The building houses the institution's Rectory, as well as our Management and Quality Center (NGQ) and our Planning Advisory Board (ASPLAN).&nbsp; In the Coordination's gardens, there is a bronze statue of the late Professor Humberto de Castro Lima, former general coordinator of the FBDC. It is an environment surrounded by nature and historical landmarks of our academic community. Here, our students can contact the Institutional Academic Relationship and Internationalization Center (REAI) and the Research Ethics Committee (CEP). The General Coordination also includes the Distance Learning Nucleus (NEAD), the Educational Technologies Development Center (CEDETE), the Communication and Marketing Nucleus (NUCOM), the Evaluation Committee (CPA) and the Department of Infrastructure (DEPIN).
 In this building are also located the Commercial and People Development, Administrative and Financial, Legal, Communication and Marketing, Institutional Development and Social Impact Business coordinations.

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With three pavilions and a modern structure, this campus is located in a central neighborhood of the Bahian capital. Are 9 laboratories, 23 rooms of class e 2 auditoriums to provide the ideal environment for academic and social development. Also on Campus Brotas, students, teachers, employees and the external public have access to a complete library with comfortable facilities and an up-to-date collection. The campus also houses the Medical Center of Bahiana – Teaching-Care Outpatient Clinic, the Community Outpatient Clinic and the Physiotherapy and Psychology Clinics, which serve the population of Salvador and function as practice fields for students. <a style="color: #007bff; text-decoration: underline;" href="https://en.bahiana.edu.br/laboratorios-de-ensino-campus-brotas/">Discover the teaching laboratories.</a>

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Surrounded by a vast green area, this campus has 20 laboratories, 37 classrooms e 3 auditoriums. The library is also open to the outside community, with comfortable spaces for reading, studying and socializing. The environment has a modern and complete infrastructure, ample parking and social center with cafeteria. The Cabula Campus is also home to the Dental Center of Bahiana, where the Teaching-Care Outpatient Clinic is located, a field of practice for the quality training of dentistry students, from the 4th semester of the course, under the supervision of professors and has ability to serve up to 120 patients simultaneously. It also has the Ontological clinic providing private and accessible service to the population, performed by highly qualified professionals. <a style="color: #007bff; text-decoration: underline;" href="https://en.bahiana.edu.br/laboratorios-de-ensino-campus-cabula/">Discover the teaching laboratories.</a>

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Students of the Health and International Perspectives curricular component, of the Master's in Medicine and Human Health and members of the Diversity and Health Psychology Research Group visited, on March 2, the exhibition "Um defeito de cor", at the National Museum of Afro-Brazilian Culture. Brazilian (MUNCAB). The activity was an initiative of the coordinator of the Professional Master's Degree in Psychology and Health Interventions, Dr. Mônica Daltro, also a professor of the discipline and leader of the research group. “The Health and Intersectional Perspectives discipline of the Postgraduate Program in Medicine and Human Health and the Psychologist, Diversity and Health research group will, this year, be dedicated to the meanings of health and how care practices are permeated by racist narratives, sexist, patriarchal and colonial. The visit to the museum aimed to raise students' awareness of the importance of Afro-Brazilian culture in ways of caring and the power of colonial narratives in erasing this culture”, explains Mônica Daltro. For research group member Mítian Fonseca, the trip helped the student have a different view of their own reality. "We are located in a territory with a majority of Afro-Brazilian ethnicities. Having taken this trip to the museum, at the invitation of Professor Mônica, was an opportunity to learn a little about the history of black people who were brought to Brazil, snatched from their reality and that here they built another reality. With this, we learn to look at people in a more humanized way, with a greater concern regarding the discrimination that our population suffers, observing the role of health, which is also to insert who is excluded”, he declares.

The meeting brought together academics from the Masters in Medicine and Human Health and members of the Diversity and Health Psychology Research Group.

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