Academic mobility offers, opportunity bank, UFRN.

International Academic Mobility, presented in the Strategic Internationalization Plan of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), contributes to the institution's internationalization process. Mobility allows the student the pleasures of learning in another academic environment, thus, student academic mobility adds to the student's life in their training process, both in the educational sphere and in the personal and professional sphere. In the current model applied by the Secretariat for International Relations (SRI) regarding international academic mobility offers, it is understood that an improvement in the dissemination of offers is necessary so that there is an increase in their use, considering that today some opportunities arrive late for study and analysis, resulting in a low evaluation rate of these offers. The general objective of this work is to present an intervention proposal for the process of disseminating mobility opportunities. The proposed intervention would have as a product a Bank of Opportunities with the purpose of including offers relating to mobility. The Opportunities Bank's intuition is to store and subsequently disseminate mobility offers to the academic community in a timely manner for specific analysis. Likewise, the Bank of Opportunities has a specific focus on offers to make it easier for students to learn about all the opportunities available at that time, making it possible to take advantage of offers aimed at UFRN undergraduate students. In addition to helping the University to strengthen itself in the international context, the final product contributes to deepening a discussion on the application of the model in Public Educational Institutions based on case studies at UFRN. This work is exploratory-descriptive in nature with an applied character. Data were collected through direct observation of the work environment, document analysis, semi structured interview with the person responsible for mobility cooperation at SRI and a consultation with Brazilian HEIs regarding methods for publishing offers. After these steps, it is reinforced that the current process presents problems related to the time in which mobility offers reach specific people and the way in which exchange offers are published on the SRI website, resulting in the researcher searching for a new way to publicize these offers.