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Introduction, justifying the rational of the research. Teaching health promotion (HP) to health professionals is essential for the comprehensive care of the health-disease process in individuals and collectivities. It is argued that the Universities beyond further support with the educational aid, could promote the health of their students.Objective. To explore the teaching of different health courses at a brazilian university and to reflect on teaching as a possibility for undergraduate students promote their own health.Methodology. Preliminary exploratory qualitative study structured from the documental analysis of the pedagogical political project (PPP) and the courses of eight disciplines of a brazilian university.Results. Health promotion appears heterogeneously in the eight pedagogical political projects. The courses approaches the subject from the perspective of the national health system and/or primary care takes place between the second and the fourth semester of disciplines for the possibility of interprofissional education.Discussion and conclusion of the results. Health promotion teaching opens possibilities for articulation between the courses, according to international recommendations on HP, and invites to extrapolating from teaching to personal care.

ABSTRACT This is a critical-reflective report on the experience of an elective course aimed at training health professionals in fighting racism. It was offered during the COVID-19 pandemic to undergraduate students from all the health subspecialties at the University of São Paulo. From the description and reflection on the proposed teaching and evaluation activities, we sought to recognize and learn/apprehend the contribution of the integration of knowledge (interdisciplinarity), professions (interprofessionality), and racial diversity in the teaching-learning process aimed at fighting racism. The perspectives of students, monitors, and teachers are reported. The support of guest teachers allowed this initiative to address racism and its influences on the health of black people, and the educational strategies encouraged students' cultural production. The initiative proved to be a possibility for introducing changes in health education in favor of both comprehensive care and interprofessional collaboration in dismantling racism.

RESUMO Trata-se de relato crítico-reflexivo sobre a experiência de disciplina optativa voltada à formação de profissionais da saúde no combate ao racismo, oferecida aos estudantes de graduação da área de saúde na Universidade de São Paulo, durante a pandemia de Covid-19. A partir da descrição e da reflexão sobre as atividades de ensino e avaliação propostas, buscou-se reconhecer e apre(e)nder a contribuição da integração de saberes (interdisciplinaridade), de profissões (interprofissionalidade) e da diversidade racial no processo ensino-aprendizagem voltado ao combate ao racismo. São relatadas perspectivas de discentes, monitoras e docentes. A oferta da disciplina, com apoio de convidados, permitiu que o projeto abordasse o racismo e suas influências na saúde das pessoas negras e estimulou a produção cultural dos estudantes. A iniciativa mostrou-se uma possibilidade de introduzir mudanças na formação dos futuros profissionais de saúde em prol tanto da integralidade do cuidado quanto da colaboração interprofissional no combate ao racismo.