Course description

Goals

All subjects that make up the Master and Doctorate courses are linked to the Interdisciplinary Theories and Poetic Processes Concentration Area.

The aim is to promote an effective and vertical dialogue between the disciplines’ programs, the research projects of the students of the three program lines, and the investigations developed in the projects and research groups coordinated by professors linked to the PPGACL. Furthermore, the integration between Masters and Doctorates and between graduate and undergraduate courses makes the exchange of experiences and the maturing of research in the program even more intense and dynamic.

Former students’ profile

The Program proposes to train artists and researchers capable of interacting in the area with projects and research that boost artistic production and theoretical/critical and techno-scientific reflection according to a humanist perspective.

The profile of the course and the professional to be graduated is based on the Interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts, which brings together artists and researchers who work in the lines of research that make up this proposal.

MASTER’S DEGREE

Total credits for qualification: 24.

Selection frequency: Annual.

Vacancies per selection: Up to 20 students distributed per line.

Structure:

Each student must total 24 credits distributed as follows:

– 1 mandatory course for all lines (04 credits);

– 1 compulsory subject of the research line to which the student is linked (04 credits);

– 3 elective courses, with at least two of them chosen from the entire list of courses offered by the Program (12 credits);

– Complementary Activities, recommended and regulated by the program’s Collegiate (04 credits). If the student does not comply with the recommendation, the activity may be replaced by an elective subject.

NOTE 1 : The student may take a Teaching Internship, with the consent of the supervisor, within the limit of 04 credits, in substitution for an elective course.

NOTE 2: The Teaching Internship will be mandatory for scholarship holders. The student must complete 1 semester of this course totaling 4 credits.

NOTE 3: Master’s Thesis I and Master’s Thesis II are not accredited.

DOCTORATE DEGREE

Total credits for titling: Minimum of 52.

Selection frequency: Annual.

Vacancies per selection: Up to 10 students distributed per line.

Structure:

Every student must total at least 52 credits distributed as follow:

– 16 (sixteen) credits obtained for the use of compulsory and elective courses taken in Master’s;

In a special condition, the program’s Collegiate may authorize the enrollment in the selection process for the Doctorate course of candidates without a master’s degree. In this case, the 16 credits must be taken during the Doctorate.

– 04 (four) credits obtained with the compulsory subject “Advanced Seminar in Arts, Culture and Languages”;

– 08 (eight) credits obtained in elective courses;

– 04 (four) credits in complementary activities regulated by the Board;

– 04 (four) credits obtained in Teaching Internship for a period of 2 (two) semesters;

– 16 credits with the mandatory courses Doctoral Thesis I, II, III and IV (04 credits each).