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Master’s Degree in Development and Society

UNIARP offers a Postgraduate Program in Development and Society (PPGDS) for those wishing to pursue a master’s degree.

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Manhã: 08h00 às 12h00
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Tarde: 13h00 às 17h00
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Programs

The PPGDS aims at the ethical training of professionals with an interdisciplinary vision and high academic level, committed to sustainable regional development and to the quality of individual and associated human life, to act, both in the performance of directive functions in public and private organizations, as well as in teaching, extension and research in educational institutions of different training levels.

The PPGDS seeks to train professionals with a profile for the development of scientific research, technological innovations and the application and feasibility of technologies and practices that guarantee, in a sustainable way, the development of the society in which it is inserted. This professional will be encouraged and should be able to develop and enhance their skills and competences to contribute to the economic development of macro and micro-regions with this socioeconomic and productive profile. It is important to mention that the PPGDS actions are aimed at training and raising the awareness of students, as students of the Program, of their importance as agents of social transformation, highlighting their responsibilities in the gradual development in society, both regional and national Considering the interdisciplinary nature of the study related to regional development, at the end of the master’s course, the graduate will be able to act as an extensionist, researcher and/or teacher with the ability to identify, reflect and propose solutions to problems related to different organizational types. It is expected that after the degree, the Master in Development and Society can expand their possibilities of insertion in the job market and career progression, and, with responsibility, ethics and interdisciplinary attitude, acting in regional development and improving people’s lives.

Goals

The specific objectives are highlighted:

– To train research professors, both in basic education and in higher education, based on the interdisciplinary concept of science;

– To prepare managers for the exercise of directive and consultative functions to work in associative institutions (civil society organizations), public or private, influencing the Santa Catarina development process;

– Develop entrepreneurial competence with an interdisciplinary vision and commitment to the socio-economic development of the region;

– Conduct studies, research and proposals for actions aimed at social and economic development, in general, and in the Vale do Rio do Peixe region, in particular;

– Identify, analyze and seek to solve problems arising from development;

– Form and lead groups and/or work teams to design and implement programs and development projects of an associative nature.

Target audience: holders of higher education diplomas, awarded by officially recognized Higher Education Institutions.

Formation

Selective process

The selection of candidates for the PPGDS/UNIARP takes place in the second semester of each academic year, through the process defined in its Rules:

Art. 23. The PPGDS selection process will be conducted by a commission made up of three permanent professors, appointed by the Coordinator and approved by the PPGDS Board, and will follow a specific Public Notice. Sole paragraph – The number of vacancies for the admission of new students will be established annually by the PPGDS Collegiate, having as a parameter the orientation capacity of its professors.

Art. 24th Only selected candidates holding a full-term higher level course diploma, authorized by the MEC, or corresponding courses provided by an institution in another country, as long as they are validated in Brazil, can be admitted to the PPGDS. The registration period is foreseen in a public notice published during the second academic semester.

Check here the notices referring to the selection processes for admission to the program:

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Research Lines and Projects

– LP 1 – Organizational Development and Sustainability:

This line of research analyzes Santa Catarina’s regional development from the perspective of sustainable organizational development. From an organizational perspective, it is concerned with the different organizational models that address sustainable development issues, involving the public, private and third sector. It comprises studies on organizational performance and dynamics, socio-environmental responsibility, innovation, business management and production chains.

In light of the interdisciplinary approach, sustainable organizational dynamics constitute an alternative for enabling groups with common goals and objectives, to overcome or transform individual participation into formal collective structures. Considering the growing change in sustainable organizational practices and capacities, the construction of alternatives that strengthen this organizational dynamics promotes regional, state and national development. Thus, this line of research focuses on the role and influence of sustainable organizational models in the regional socio-political-economic-cultural development of Santa Catarina.

Factors such as structure, organization, environment and market, performance and representativeness in institutions, direct studies and research aimed at stimulating production processes in the region of Alto Vale do Rio do Peixe. The sustainable organizational issue, involving the different institutional models will be the predominant focus of studies to consolidate the knowledge that promotes the development process in the regional context of Santa Catarina.

The approach of theoretical themes focuses on conceptual studies necessary to understand the socio-family and occupational, environmental, growth, productivity and competitiveness problems that organizations face in local, regional or national development.

LP1 RESEARCH PROJECTS:

1) Assessment, performance and socioeconomic impacts of higher education;
2) Sustainable Regional Development; 3) Social Development, Innovation and Business Management and Their Interfaces with Strategy and Market;
4) Management, Agribusiness and Development.

– LP 2 – Quality of Life and Development:

This line of research aims to analyze the relationship between essential aspects of society and how they are associated with its development, especially health and education. In fact, the research carried out in this line seeks to rethink and create foundations that dialogue with the structuralist and economic bases in order to create a collective development strategy. The approach of the line of research refers to the interdependence of health with economic and political aspects that generate development, remembering that interdisciplinarity and the various strands of thought are fundamental for sustainable and responsible development.

The understanding that health conditions and quality of life depend on more global aspects and vice versa is also the subject of research carried out within this line of research. When rethinking the health of workers, the elderly, students and other social groups, it is verified how different factors can be associated with the condition of health and illness and how different economic, social and political actors can be connected to these conditions. Quality of life, on the other hand, results from a subjective and multidimensional construction, influenced by several factors and has been identified as a central analytical category to promote integrative and interdisciplinary approaches.

Quality of life is adopted as synonymous with health, living and working conditions, physical and emotional well-being, however, different areas of knowledge approach this construct differently. Therefore, it is necessary to expand the spectrum of analysis and studies to understand the multiple connections related to the dimensions of quality of life.

LP2 RESEARCH PROJECTS:

1) Health assessment in a population vulnerable to physical exercise and treatment of diseases with the help of medicinal plants;
2) Health assessment in situations of vulnerability and in occupationally exposed to pollutants;
3) Social determinants of health and quality of life in the population of the Midwest of Santa Catarina;
4) Higher education, development and social welfare.

– LP 3 – Society, Citizenship and Security:

The notion of development in this line of research is analyzed in the light of the concepts of citizenship and security. Citizenship is understood as a concept that expresses the individual’s belonging to society, which is the expression of the human organization that gives rise to the State. The State must guarantee the individual the possibilities of full exercise of his citizenship, insofar as it guarantees him the fundamental rights summarily provided for in the universal declaration of human rights under the individual and collective aspect.

I have In this perspective, security is understood as a construct of activities oriented to the culture of peace and citizen protection, which are the object of investigation in this line of research from multiple perspectives, especially that of sustainability. The complex nature of the problem requires an interdisciplinary approach, highlighting approaches and interfaces from the fields of Law, Philosophy, Sociology, Education and Administration. In this sense, different Organs, Institutions and Companies constitute a fertile field of investigation, insofar as they are responsible for offering active stimuli so that citizens can live in harmony, work, produce and have fun, free of risks to which they can be exposed. This line of research guides the principles of Human Dignity, Community Approach and Participation, Legality, Morality, Professional Preparation, Organizational Pluralism, Separation of Powers, Progressive Use of Force, Transparency, Responsibility, from the Use of Intelligence to Risk Prevention and Social Peace.

LP3 RESEARCH PROJECTS:

1) The contribution of associativism to environmental, economic and social sustainability: analysis of the Brazilian and foreign experience;
2) Security, Knowledge, Sustainability and Citizen Training for the 21st Century;
3) Ethics and Citizenship in a changing society;
4) Human Rights, Democracy and Sustainability.

Research Groups and Networks

– GIES – Interdisciplinary Group of Health Studies:

The GIES aims to develop research related to the population’s health and quality of life, seeking information on the main determinants of health and investigating in different groups, such as the elderly, diabetics, teachers, public health professionals, what would these factors determine the health and quality of life of these groups. In addition, it investigates and analyzes public policies that promote health and improve the quality of life, especially in the midwest region of SC.

Coordinator:
Ricelli Endrigo Ruppel da Rocha
Contact:
ricelliendrigo@yahoo.com.br

– GPECS – Ethics, Citizenship and Sustainability:

Socialization has a decisive influence on people’s lives, as it contributes to the sedimentation of behaviors in the form of habits, predisposing them to lastingly act in a certain way. In this sense, there is no way to choose between educating or not in values, what one can do is reflect on which values ​​one intends to promote. As there are ethical implications related to the validity of the desired values, reflection on the subject cannot be postponed. It starts from the assumption that the non-fostering of a habit is the consolidation of its opposite. Having the understanding that the human being is an essentially social being and that citizenship is the concept that expresses the person’s belonging to associated human life, the objective of the research group is to develop sociological and philosophical analyzes regarding the values in contemporary society, especially sustainability, with a view to promoting citizenship.

Coordinator:
Joel Haroldo Baade
Contact:
baadejoel@gmail.com

– GECID – Knowledge, Innovation and Development:

The group’s activities contribute to the development of strategic interdisciplinary studies in urban and rural areas. It promotes the use of information and knowledge management for the development of organizations. It comprises research that seeks to promote interdisciplinary studies on entrepreneurship and innovation for the development of people and organizations.

– Social Development, Innovation and Management:

The Social Development, Innovation and Management Research Group aims to promote basic and applied research on social development, innovation and management in its broad interfaces. It seeks to raise the main problems and propose solutions for regional and organizational development. The focus of the studies will involve the transformation production sectors, mainly energy, infrastructure and agribusiness. It will also involve promoting development through Basic and Higher Education.

Coordinators:
Dr. Ivanete Schneider Hahn,
Dr. Rosana Claudio Silva Ogoshi

Contact:
ivanete@uniarp.edu.br,
rosana.ogoshi@uniarp.edu.br

Regulations and Documents

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Orientation

Research guidelines are carried out after joining the PPGDS/UNIARP. In addition to individual orientations carried out in person and remotely, research is also monitored in the Practical Activity of Research Groups – APGP. For the orientation process, indications of the Rules of Procedure are considered:

Art. 31st. The supervisor’s duties are:

I- Permanently monitor the student’s work, performance and progress in his studies;

II- Give consent for enrollment in subjects and other activities of the PPGEB;

III- Encourage and guide the participation in seminars and events (internal and external), courses and activities planned according to the work schedule;

IV- Encourage the forwarding of abstracts and complete works to events;

V- Promote contacts with researchers from other institutions and co-authorship works.

VI- Request the establishment of examining committees for the Final Paper.

Art. 32º Change of orientation may be requested by the student or by the supervisor, through a formal request addressed to the Collegiate, with justification attached.

I- The Collegiate may summon the parties involved for clarification.

Art. 33. In cases of temporary or permanent impediment of guidance, it will be at the discretion of the Collegiate to appoint a substitute advisor or other referrals.

Language Proficiency

For the proficiency exam, the provisions of §6 of Article 15 of the Rules of Procedure are observed:

§ 6º Proficiency in a Foreign Language must be demonstrated in 01 (one) of the following languages: Spanish, English, French, German and Italian. Proficiency is required, but no credit is given.

I – The foreign language proficiency exam will consist of interpretation and/or translation of a scientific text, with the student’s mother tongue and Portuguese being prohibited for foreign students.

II – The proficiency exam will be held after the student’s admission, within a period of up to 3 (three) semesters from the beginning of the course. 11

III – The proficiency exam may be carried out by UNIARP or by another duly accredited institution.

Contact:

mestrado@uniarp.edu.br

Credit validation

According to Art. 15, the curriculum structure of the PPGDS of UNIARP comprises the following activities:

I – Basic mandatory credits;

II – Mandatory credits per Research Line;

III – Optional credits for Research Lines;

IV – Research Seminars

V- Course Completion Work;

VI – Proficiency in a Foreign Language.

§ 1º The basic mandatory credits will be composed of 4 (four) subjects of 3 (three) 9 credits, totaling 12 (twelve) credits that have the purpose of presenting a set of basic knowledge to students, through studies essential to the understanding of topics of interest to the PPGDS, providing an adequate epistemological spectrum that serves to support and deepen studies on different topics related to social development.

§ 2º The mandatory credits for “Research Line” are composed of 2 (two) disciplines of 3 (three) credits, totaling 6 (six) credits that, associated with the “Basic Mandatory” credits, form a basic – and interdisciplinary – set. knowledge, along with skills and abilities necessary to carry out the research project. Adding the basic compulsory subjects to the subjects per line of research results in a total of 18 (eighteen) compulsory credits.

§ 3º The elective credits per line of research are composed of subjects with themes that are intended to develop studies related to the preparation of the final work of the PPGDS, object of research, as well as to complement topics or special topics not covered in the mandatory curricular subjects and that are of interest to the student. From this set, the student must take a minimum of 2 (two) subjects, making a total of 6 (six) credits.

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Corpo Docente

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Docente Permanente
Doutorado
Linha de Pesquisa/Temas de pesquisa no PPGDS
Dr. Adelcio Machado dos Santos
Engenharia e Gestão do Conhecimento – UFSC
Sociedade, Cidadania e Segurança/Temas: Segurança, Conhecimento, Sustentabilidade e Formação Cidadã
Dr. Anderson Antônio Mattos Martins
Engenharia e Gestão do Conhecimento – UFSC
Desenvolvimento Organizacional e Sustentabilidade/ Temas: Educação, educação a distância, educação profissional, competências, empreendedorismo e avaliação da educação superior
Dra. Claudriana Locatelli
Farmácia -UFSC
Qualidade de Vida e Desenvolvimento/ Temas: Saúde, ocupação e qualidade de vida; determinantes ambientais e sociais que interferem no estado saúde e doença
Dra. Cristine Vanz Borges
Agronomia – UNESP
Qualidade de Vida e Desenvolvimento/ Temas: Saúde, ocupação e qualidade de vida; determinantes ambientais e sociais que interferem no estado saúde e doença
Dra. Eliana Rezende Adami
Farmacologia – UFPR
Qualidade de Vida e Desenvolvimento/ Temas: Saúde, ocupação e qualidade de vida; determinantes ambientais e sociais que interferem no estado saúde e doença
Dra. Ivanete Schneider Hahn
Administração – UFSM
Desenvolvimento Organizacional e Sustentabilidade/Temas: Estratégia em organizações, competitividade, negócios internacionais, empreendedorismo, marketing, marketing e sociedade e inovação.
Dr. Joel Cezar Bonin
Filosofia – Puc-PR
Sociedade, Cidadania e Segurança/Temas: Educação, filosofia, sociologia, antropologia, sustentabilidade, ética, cidadania e política.
Dr. Joel Haroldo Baade
Teologia -Est
Sociedade, Cidadania e Segurança/ Temas: Ética, Cidadania e Sustentabilidade.
Dr. Levi Hülse
Ciencia Jurídica – UNIVALI
Sociedade, Cidadania e Segurança/ Temas: Direito Empresarial, Direito Constitucional, Direito Civil, Associativismo, Terceiro Setor e Sustentabilidade
Dr. Lincon Bordignon Somensi
Ciências Farmacêuticas – UNIVALI
Qualidade de Vida e Desenvolvimento/Temas: Uso popular de plantas medicinais como fonte de sustentabilidade de uma sociedade, Úlcera gástrica, Qualidade de vida com exercício físico e Stress oxidativo.
Dr. Mauricio Andrade de Lima
Engenharia de Produção – UFSC
Qualidade de Vida e Desenvolvimento/ Temas: Desenvolvimento sócio econômico; Universidade e sustentabilidade; Desenvolvimento sustentável e Qualidade de Vida; Educação e bem-estar social;
Dr. Ricelli Endrigo Ruppel da Rocha
Ciências Biomédicas – UFC
Qualidade de Vida e Desenvolvimento/Temas: Fisiologia do exercício aplicado à saúde e ao desempenho físico, epidemiologia com ênfase nos fatores determinantes a saúde e qualidade de vida no trabalho.
Dra. Rosana Claudio Silva Ogoshi
Zootecnia – UFLA
Desenvolvimento Organizacional e Sustentabilidade/temas interesse: Agricultura familiar, empreendedorismo, inovação e desenvolvimento regional.

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Coordinators

Coordenador(a): 

Dr. Levi Hülse

Email: levi@uniarp.edu.br

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