Faculdades Associadas de São Paulo

Faculdades Associadas de São Paulo (FASP) was a private higher-education institution based in São Paulo, Brazil. It operated as a college-level teaching entity offering academic programs in the Brazilian higher-education system. Its official website now serves primarily as a notice page for former students and alumni rather than as a recruitment or institutional portal. The decisive event in FASP's recent history was its de-accreditation by the Brazilian Ministry of Education (Ministério da Educação, MEC). According to the institution's own website, FASP was de-accredited under Portaria nº 247 of 17 March 2015, issued by the Secretariat for Regulation and Supervision of Higher Education (SERES/MEC). As a consequence, FASP suspended its academic activities. Following the de-accreditation, the Federal University of São Paulo (Universidade Federal de São Paulo, UNIFESP) was designated by SERES/MEC to take custody of and preserve FASP's academic archive, and to issue and register diplomas and related documentation for former students of the institution. This arrangement was set out in Article 3 of the same Portaria nº 247. The Federal Public Ministry (Ministério Público Federal, Procuradoria da República no Estado de São Paulo) opened Civil Inquiry nº 1.34.001.000193/2015-40, which, among other matters, monitors the transfer of FASP's academic archive to UNIFESP. Today, FASP no longer operates as an active teaching institution. Its website directs former students to the Diploma Coordination Office of UNIFESP for information and contacts, and lists the UNIFESP address on Rua Francisco de Castro nº 55, Vila Clementino, São Paulo – SP, with telephone 11 5576-4848 (VOIP 84041). The brand therefore persists mainly as an administrative and archival reference for alumni seeking diploma-related services.

Faculdades Associadas de São Paulo (FASP) was a higher-education institution located in São Paulo, Brazil. It functioned within the Brazilian private higher-education sector, offering college-level academic programs. Detailed founding information is not provided in the available evidence. The institution's operations came to an end following regulatory action by the Brazilian Ministry of Education. FASP was de-accredited by the MEC under Portaria nº 247, dated 17 March 2015, issued by the Secretariat for Regulation and Supervision of Higher Education (SERES/MEC). As a direct result, FASP suspended its academic activities. To protect the academic records of former students, SERES/MEC designated the Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP) as the institution responsible for the custody and preservation of FASP's academic archive. UNIFESP was also tasked with issuing and registering diplomas and pertinent documentation for egressos (former students) of FASP, as established in Article 3 of Portaria nº 247. The transition of the academic archive to UNIFESP drew oversight from the Federal Public Ministry. The Procuradoria da República no Estado de São Paulo initiated Civil Inquiry nº 1.34.001.000193/2015-40, which, among other themes, monitors the transfer of FASP's academic collection to UNIFESP. As of the current state of its official website, FASP presents itself as an institution that has suspended academic activities. The site provides information and contacts for former students, directing them to the Diploma Coordination Office of UNIFESP. It lists the UNIFESP address at Rua Francisco de Castro nº 55, Vila Clementino, São Paulo – SP, and a telephone number (11 5576-4848, VOIP 84041). The website footer carries a 2026 copyright notice for FASP, indicating that the domain remains maintained as an informational resource for alumni.

• FASP is de-accredited by the Ministry of Education (MEC) under Portaria nº 247, issued by SERES/MEC.

• UNIFESP is designated by SERES/MEC to hold and preserve FASP's academic archive and to issue and register diplomas for former students.

• The Federal Public Ministry (Procuradoria da República no Estado de São Paulo) opens Civil Inquiry nº 1.34.001.000193/2015-40, monitoring the transfer of FASP's academic archive to UNIFESP.

Former private higher-education institution; now an inactive brand referenced mainly for alumni diploma and archive services administered by UNIFESP.

Product categories. Higher education academic programs (historical)

1. 1FASPfasp.br
2. 2Faculdades Associadas de São Paulowikidata.org