Curricular structure

Syllabus Summary – Master’s

The Master's course lasts 24 months, subdivided into four academic semesters:

  - 1st semester: take two mandatory courses and four electives (*)

  - 2nd semester: take six courses subjects (*)

  - 3rd semester: prepare the research project and deposit it for the qualifying exam by the end of this semester

  - 4th semester: conduct the research, prepare the dissertation, and deposit it for defense by the end of this semester

During the course and up to 30 days before the dissertation deposit, the master's student must complete the Mandatory Scheduled Activities (APO) defined in the course regulations.

(*) The courses will take place as long as a minimum of 5 (five) students are regularly enrolled.

The courses are bimonthly, so it is recommended to attend 3 courses per bimonthly.

If the student decides to take more than two mandatory courses, the one that is taken more will be considered optional.

Scheduled activities – Master’s

1 – ALL MASTERS (started the course in 2021 or before – 2016 Regulation)

[1] A scientific production developed during and resulting from the Academic Master's Course, that is, the result of works carried out in disciplines of the course or referring to the theme of the Dissertation. The master's student must be the first author of the article. The activities valid for granting credits are as follows:

* work in a scientific event recognized by the Program Collegiate

      as published on the GAPP page; or

* acceptance or publication of 1 (one) complete article in a qualified journal

       (Qualis B2, B1, A4, A3, A2, A1); or

* book published or in press (University publishing houses, with tradition of publishing  in the area. Books that are paid to publish will not be accepted); or

* book chapter published or in press (University publishing houses, with a tradition of  publication in the area. Books that are paid to publish will not be accepted); or

* other activities for the dissemination of scientific knowledge, non-endogenic, approved by the advisor and the PPGA coordination

 

 [2] Participation in PPGA research seminars, one per semester, at  from the 3rd (third) semester, until the deposit of the Dissertation

 

2 - ALL MASTERS (started the course in 2022 or later - Regulation of 2021)

 

[1] A scientific production developed during and resulting from the Academic Master's Course, that is, the result of works carried out in disciplines of the course or referring to the theme of the Dissertation. The master's student must be the first author of the article. The activities valid for granting credits are as follows:

 

* work in a scientific event recognized by the Program Collegiate  as published on the PPGA page; or

 

* acceptance or publication of 1 (one) complete article in a qualified journal  (Qualis B2, B1, A4, A3, A2, A1).

 

[2] Participation in PPGA research seminars, one per semester, at from the 3rd (third) semester, until the deposit of the Dissertation.

 

 

3 – MASTER SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT Mod. I and Mod. II (2020 Public Notices) in addition to APO requirements

 

  [3] Teaching Internship (Attach certificate or proof of performance as  professor at HEIs during the period of validity of the benefit)

 

  [4] Participation in the advisor's research project.

 

4 – MASTER SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT Mod. I and Mod. II (Edicts 2021) in addition to APO requirements

 

  [3] Teaching Internship (Attach certificate or proof of performance as professor at HEIs during the period of validity of the benefit)

 

  [4] Proof of acceptance or publication of an article in a journal  (Qualis A4, A3, A2, A1). [May be the same APO article].

 

  [5] Proof of performance as a support core participant of a scientific event recognized by the Program Collegiate as published on the PPGA page,for example: Semead, EnANPAD.

 

  [6] Participation in the advisor's research project

 

 

5 – MASTER SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT Mod. I and Mod. II (2022 Public Notices or later) in addition to APO requirements

 

  [3] Publish or submit or have accepted at least one article or abstract at an event held by the Administration Area or in a journal (Qualis B2, B1, A4, A3, A2, A1). [This production will not be considered as APO].

 

  [4] Proof of performance as a support core participant of a scientific event recognized by the Program Collegiate as published on the PPGA page, for example: Semead, EnANPAD.

 

  [Requirement only for Mod.I scholarship holders]

 

 [5] Participation in the advisor's research project.

 

FORM - Access here

a new rule, which benefits veterans, can be used by them.

entrants = enter the new rule and must comply with it, they have no option to use the old rule.

 *The duly completed form, with the signatures of the student, advisor and attached proof of activities carried out, must be sent by email to the PPGA Secretariat (adm.pos@mackenzie.br) up to 30 days before the deadline for filing the defense of the Dissertation.

 

Syllabus Summary – Doctor’s

The Ph.D. course lasts 42 months, divided into seven academic semesters.

  - 1st semester: take two compulsory courses and four electives (*)

  - 2nd semester: take six elective courses (*)

  - 3rd semester: take five elective courses (**)

  - 4th semester: prepare the research subjects

  - 5th semester: prepare the research project and deposit it for the qualifying exam by the end of this semester (***)

  - 6th semester: Carry out the research and prepare the thesis.

  - 7th semester: conduct the research, prepare the thesis, and deposit it for defense by the end of this semester.

During the course and up to 30 days before the deposit of the thesis, the doctoral student must complete the Mandatory Scheduled Activities (APO) defined in the course regulations.

(*) The courses will take place as long as a minimum of 5 (five) students are regularly enrolled.

The courses are bimonthly, so it is recommended to attend 3 courses per bimonthly.

If the student decides to take more than two mandatory courses, the one that is taken more will be considered optional.

(**) This requirement will come into effect for newcomers in 2024. Still, there will be the possibility of waiving up to 5 disciplines for those who hold a master's degree and meet the requirements defined in the regulation (to be announced in 2024).

For students who will start in 2023, the total number of courses is 12, with no possibility of waiving up.

(***) After the Qualification, the student is expected to carry out a doctoral internship abroad, at least for four months. And preferably, participate in a double degree program abroad.

Scheduled activities – Doctor’s

1 – ALL DOCTORAL STUDENTS (entered in 2021 or before – Regulation of 2016)
[1] A scientific production developed during and resulting from the Doctoral Course, that is, the result of works carried out in course disciplines or related to the theme of the Thesis. The doctoral student must be the first author of the article.
The activities valid for granting credits are as follows:
* Two works in a scientific event recognized by the Program Collegiate as published on the GAPP page; or
* acceptance or publication of 1 (one) complete article in a qualified journal  (Qualis B2, B1, A4, A3, A2, A1); or
* book published or in press (University publishing houses, with tradition of publishing in the area. Books that are paid to publish will not be accepted); or
  * book chapter published or in press (University publishing houses, with a tradition of publication in the area. Chapters that are paid to publish will not be accepted).
[2] Participation in PPGA research seminars, one per semester, at  from the 3rd (third) semester, until the deposit of the Dissertation.

2 - ALL DOCTORAL STUDENTS (entered in 2022 or later - Regulation of 2021)

[1] A scientific production developed during and resulting from the Doctoral Course, that is, the result of works carried out in course disciplines or related to the theme of the Thesis. The doctoral student must be the first author of the article.
The activities valid for granting credits are as follows:
* acceptance or publication of 1 (one) complete article in a qualified journal  (Qualis A4, A3, A2, A1).
[2] Participation in PPGA research seminars, one per semester, from the 3rd (third) semester, until the deposit of the Dissertation.

3 - DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT Mod. I and Mod. II (2020 Public Notices) in addition to APO requirements
  [3] Teaching Internship (Attach a certificate or proof of teaching at HEIs during the period the benefit is in effect)
  [4] Participation in the advisor's research project.

4 - DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT Mod. I and Mod. II (2021 Public Notices) in addition to APO requirements

  [3] Teaching Internship (Attach certificate or proof of performance as professor at HEIs during the period of validity of the benefit)
  [4] Proof of acceptance or publication of an article in a journal (Scholarship Mod.II:

Qualis A4, A3, A2, A1) [Scholarship Mod.I, must be from stratum A1 or A2]
        [May be the same APO article].
  [5] Proof of performance as an Academy of Management (AOM) assessor  Annual Meeting.
  [6] Proof of acting as a moderator / debater at events of the administration area.
  [7] Participation in the advisor's research project.

5 - DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT Mod. I and Mod. II (2022 Public Notices or later) in addition to APO requirements
  [3] Teaching Internship (Attach a certificate or proof of teaching at HEIs during the period the benefit is in effect)
  [4] Proof of acceptance or publication of an article in a journal (Qualis A4, A3, A2, A1). This production will not be considered as APO.
  [5] Proof of acting as an evaluator or moderator / debater in events in the administration area.
  [6] Participation in the advisor's research project.

6 - DOCTORAL SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT – FEE EXEMPTION 509 UPM DOCTORATE (4 first places - admission classification in the selection process) in addition to the requirements of the APO

[3] Bibliographic production during the doctorate:
* Acceptance or publication of 2 (two) complete articles in qualified journals
       (Qualis B2, B1, A4, A3, A2, A1). Included in this count is the production of APO.; or
* Two works in the annals of a scientific event recognized by the Collegiate of the Program as published on the PPGA page; or
* Two book chapters published or in press (University publishers, with tradition of publication in the area. Books that are paid to publish will not be accepted)
   [4] Presentation of works in 2 recognized scientific events by the Program Collegiate as published on the PPGA page
  [5] Teaching Internship (not mandatory, but recommended if the fellow has no teaching experience in higher education)
  [6] Participation in the advisor's research project.

FORM - Access here
 
• a new rule, which benefits veterans, can be used by them.
• novices = enter the new rule and must comply with it, they have no option to use the old rule.
*The duly completed form, with student and supervisor signatures and attached proof of activities carried out, must be sent by e-mail to the PPGA Secretariat (adm.pos@mackenzie.br) up to 30 days before the deadline for project submission of the Thesis.

Class Hours

Class schedule

The Master's subjects are taught in the evening.

Doctorate courses are taught in the afternoon and evening.

 

 

Master's Degree

Mandatory disciplines: Wednesday from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm

Elective disciplines: Monday and Tuesday from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm

 

Doctorate

Mandatory disciplines: Monday and Tuesday from 2:05 pm to 5:35 pm

Optional disciplines: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm

Orientation: orientations are carried out weekly at a time defined by the advisor. In the months of April and October, the Research Seminars are organized by the Research Lines of the PPGA, with mandatory participation of students from the 3rd semester until the deposit of the dissertation or thesis.

Although practically all the bibliography used in the disciplines is in English,The subjects are taught in Portuguese.

They will take place in English when there is a foreign teacher or student.