Academic calendar
2026/1 runs Feb 18, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
- Bacharelado em Teologia EaD 2026
- Bacharelado em Teologia Presencial 2026
- 2026/1Relevant now
- Bacharelado em Teologia Presencial 2026/2
Campus language
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Showing 31 of 31 terms
A
- ABIBET
- Associação Brasileira de Instituições Batistas de Ensino Teológico; the national association of Baptist theological schools to which FBP belongs.
- ABP
- Acampamento Batista Pioneiro; the campsite and retreat center where students stay during intensive course blocks and spiritual retreats.
- Ala Feminina
- The designated female wing of the campus dormitory.
- Ala Masculina
- The designated male wing of the campus dormitory.
- Alojamento
- The standard term used by students to refer to the on-campus residential housing for those in the ministerial program.
C
- Casas
- Refers to the on-campus housing units provided for married students and their families.
- CBB
- Convenção Batista Brasileira; the national convention the college is affiliated with.
- CBP
- Convenção Batista Pioneira; the regional Baptist convention that oversees and maintains the institution.
- CIBI
- Convenção das Igrejas Batistas Independentes; the denominational organization that founded and maintains the college.
- Coffee
- Common shorthand for the scheduled coffee breaks during seminars and theological weeks.
D
- DA
- Diretório Acadêmico; the student representative organization that coordinates campus activities.
E
- EBM
- EBM International; the primary international mission partner involved in campus projects.
F
- FBP
- Faculdade Batista Pioneira; the primary acronym for the college used in all student communications.
I
- Internato
- The general term for the on-campus student housing/dormitories.
J
- JUBAP
- Juventude Batista Pioneira (the youth organization frequently active on campus).
- JUBAPI
- Juventude Batista Pioneira; the youth organization of the convention often active on campus.
- JUFEMI
- Juventude Feminina Missionária; the missionary female youth organization active on campus.
- JUMAP
- Junta de Mocidade e Adolescentes da Pioneira; the youth and adolescent board that organizes major campus events.
L
- LIT
- Lar de Idosos Tabea; a prominent elderly care facility located on the same campus grounds, frequently used as a landmark by students.
P
- Pier
- Refers to 'Cursos Pier,' the specialized short-term or modular courses offered by the institution.
- PIER
- A specific conference and course program (often linked with RTM - Rádio Trans Mundial) hosted at the college.
- Pioneira
- The affectionate shorthand name used by the community to refer to the college.
R
- Refeitório
- The campus dining hall where communal meals are served for students, particularly those in the residential program.
S
- Seminarista
- The common term for students, reflecting the institution's primary identity as a theological seminary.
T
- Teo
- Short for Teologia (Theology), the primary course of study at the institution.
- Teologando
- A colloquial term used by students to refer to themselves or peers as theology students in training.
U
- UFMBP
- União Feminina Missionária Batista Pioneira (the women's missionary union associated with the campus).
V
- Vila
- The residential area or 'village' designated for married students and their families.
- Vocacionado
- The common term for a student, emphasizing their spiritual 'calling' to the ministry.
W
- Wake Up
- The 6-month intensive missionary project that brings a specific cohort of youth to live and study on campus.
Z
- Zequinha
- A nickname for participants of the Acamzeca youth camp, often used by students involved in the college's outreach programs.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- Anfiteatro
- The campus amphitheater used for outdoor meetings and cultural events.
- Auditório
- The central assembly hall used for chapel services, graduations, and the annual 'Semana Acadêmica'.
- AVA
- Ambiente Virtual de Aprendizagem; the Moodle-based platform used for online classes and assignments.
- Biblioteca
- The specialized theological library used by students for research and academic work.
- Biblioteca Elva Grace Barber
- The main campus library housing over 13,000 volumes with a focus on theology.
- Biblioteca Enéas Tognini
- The campus library, named after a significant figure in the Brazilian Baptist movement.
- Capela
- The campus chapel, used for daily services, spiritual formation, and ceremonies.
- Carteirinha
- The student identification card used for library access and local student benefits in Ijuí.
- Centro Estudantil
- The student center used for social gatherings and community life.
- Disciplinas em Bloco
- The intensive course format where students reside on campus for a week of concentrated study.
- EAD
- Ensino a Distância; refers to the college's extensive distance learning platform and the students enrolled in it.
- Estágio
- The mandatory ministry internship or practical training required for theology students.
- Ijuí
- The city where the campus is located; students often use the city name to refer to off-campus errands or transit.
- Manual do Aluno
- The official student handbook that outlines campus rules, dress codes, and academic policies.
- Moodle
- The Learning Management System (LMS) where professors post course materials and assignments.
- NIDE
- Núcleo de Inovação e Desenvolvimento Educacional; the office responsible for student support and instructional design.
- NTI
- Núcleo de Tecnologia da Informação; the campus IT department for technical support and internet access.
- Portal do Aluno
- The digital student portal used for checking grades, attendance, and financial statements.
- Prédio Administrativo
- The central building housing the registrar, finance, and faculty offices.
- Prédio Central
- The main administrative and academic building housing classrooms and offices.
- Prédio Centro
- The main academic and administrative building located at the Ijuí campus site.
- Rua Dr. Pestana
- The street name (1021 Dr. Pestana St.) used as a shorthand for the physical campus location in downtown Ijuí.
- Secretaria
- The administrative building housing the registrar and student services.
- Secretaria
- The main administrative hub for handling enrollment, transcripts, and student queries.
- Semana Acadêmica
- A key annual event (such as 'Metanoia') that pauses regular classes for intensive lectures and workshops.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- 2026/1 runs Feb 18, 2026 – Dec 31, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 31 approved campus terms and 25 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.