Academic Index Last updated: June 22, 2026

21 Best Universities in Brazil for Broadcast Journalism

Focusing specifically on Broadcast Journalism, our data science engine identified the 21 most influential universities in Brazil. Our methodology evaluated 2.02M subject-specific papers and 29.44M citations to find the strongest faculties. This targeted approach bypasses general university reputation, directly revealing the strongest programs.

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1

Belo Horizonte

Federal University of Minas Gerais

For Broadcast Journalism

#1 in Latin America #124 in the World

17% Acceptance

45,038 Enrollment

1927 Founded

2

Sao Paulo

University of Sao Paulo

For Broadcast Journalism

#3 in Latin America #199 in the World

9% Acceptance

97,964 Enrollment

1827 Founded

3

Niteroi

Fluminense Federal University

For Broadcast Journalism

#4 in Latin America #277 in the World

15% Acceptance

67,329 Enrollment

1960 Founded

4

Brasilia

University of Brasilia

For Broadcast Journalism

#6 in Latin America #366 in the World

10% Acceptance

25,494 Enrollment

1962 Founded

5

Rio de Janeiro

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

For Broadcast Journalism

#7 in Latin America #379 in the World

10% Acceptance

67,329 Enrollment

1920 Founded

6

Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo State University

For Broadcast Journalism

#9 in Latin America #407 in the World

35% Acceptance

97,964 Enrollment

1976 Founded

7

Porto Alegre

Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

For Broadcast Journalism

#10 in Latin America #439 in the World

18% Acceptance

67,329 Enrollment

1934 Founded

8

Florianopolis

Federal University of Santa Catarina

For Broadcast Journalism

#13 in Latin America #510 in the World

15% Acceptance

25,494 Enrollment

1960 Founded

9

Campinas

State University of Campinas

For Broadcast Journalism

#27 in Latin America #862 in the World

15% Acceptance

97,964 Enrollment

1966 Founded

10

Sao Paulo

Federal University of Sao Paulo

For Broadcast Journalism

#29 in Latin America #890 in the World

16% Acceptance

30,000 Enrollment

1933 Founded

11

Maceio

Federal University of Alagoas

For Broadcast Journalism

#26 in Latin America #856 in the World

47% Acceptance

23,744 Enrollment

1961 Founded

12

Sao Paulo

Pontifical Catholic University of Sao Paulo

For Broadcast Journalism

#20 in Latin America #695 in the World

50% Acceptance

30,000 Enrollment

1946 Founded

13

Goiania

Federal University of Goias

For Broadcast Journalism

#30 in Latin America #897 in the World

12% Acceptance

25,494 Enrollment

1960 Founded

14

Porto Alegre

Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul

For Broadcast Journalism

#24 in Latin America #814 in the World

11% Acceptance

15,000 Enrollment

1948 Founded

15

Sao Carlos

Federal University of Sao Carlos

For Broadcast Journalism

#15 in Latin America #585 in the World

9% Acceptance

12,446 Enrollment

1968 Founded

16

Rio de Janeiro

Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro

For Broadcast Journalism

#33 in Latin America #961 in the World

37% Acceptance

12,446 Enrollment

1941 Founded

17

Rio de Janeiro

University of the State of Rio de Janeiro

For Broadcast Journalism

#8 in Latin America #406 in the World

23% Acceptance

15,000 Enrollment

1950 Founded

18

Salvador

Federal University of Bahia

For Broadcast Journalism

#11 in Latin America #447 in the World

19% Acceptance

45,038 Enrollment

1946 Founded

19

Recife

Federal University of Pernambuco

For Broadcast Journalism

#18 in Latin America #667 in the World

17% Acceptance

23,744 Enrollment

1946 Founded

20

Curitiba

Federal University of Parana

For Broadcast Journalism

#22 in Latin America #790 in the World

15% Acceptance

25,494 Enrollment

1912 Founded

21

Campo Grande

Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul

For Broadcast Journalism

#32 in Latin America #960 in the World

15% Acceptance

25,494 Enrollment

1969 Founded