Brazilian academic studies explore diverse social and educational research

Various academic studies from Brazilian institutions have been published, covering diverse social and educational topics.

Research from Centro Paula Souza examines the environmental impacts of soybean oil refining, noting high resource consumption and improper waste disposal by the public. Another study explores the development of an educational RPG game designed to help individuals process grief. Additionally, an analysis of the socioeconomic impacts of the Brazilian Apprenticeship Law highlights how first-time employment opportunities significantly influence young people's professional trajectories.

Studies from the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB) investigate the use of podcasts as an active learning strategy in administration courses, noting improvements in student autonomy and communication. Another project focuses on sexual education for the elderly, utilizing an interactive game to promote the prevention of sexually transmitted infections among Brazil's growing aging population.