This is an opportunity to take elective courses at our university. Professional Doctorate in Public Administration Separately!
If you enroll in the full course in the future, the subjects you have already taken may be credited academically and financially*, reducing the time required to complete the course.
* There is an expectation that 70% of the amounts paid will be credited back, which will be deducted from the future investment in the master's program.
It is aimed at students seeking the opportunity to delve deeper into one or more specific topics, or who wish to learn more about the doctoral program's approach and teaching methodology before applying as a regular student.
Candidates can register for up to two subjects per term, provided there are no scheduling conflicts! To register, simply select one of the subjects listed below and fill out the form, submitting your resume via the "register" button. The submitted resume will be evaluated by the coordinator, and the result will be sent to the registered email address within 48 hours!
Teacher: Lana Montezano
PhD in Administration from the University of Brasília.
Vice-Coordinator of the Innovation and Strategy in Government Laboratory (LineGOV|UnB). Researcher and Organizational Consultant.
Read moreTeacher: Débora Thomé
PhD in Political Science from the Federal Fluminense University.
Postdoctoral researcher at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, with work focusing on gender and access to positions of power, representation, female candidates, political ambition, and gender bias in the state.
Read moreNo. Because it is a full PhD course, with the possibility of academic credit and certificate issuance, each course has an investment of 4 installments of R$ 626,28.
The courses are taught in person at IDP, in the Asa Norte unit. The professional experience of the participants is valued in order to increase the quality of classroom discussions, allowing for greater exchange among students and increasing the possibility of innovative solutions.
Yes, upon completion of the course, a short-term course certificate will be issued to students who request it through the Portal. To receive the certificate, the student must have obtained a passing grade in the course (minimum attendance of 75% and a minimum final grade of 6).
No. Special students must take the course and undergo the assessment methods along with the regular students of the program.
Yes! Each student with special needs can take up to two courses per term, provided there are no scheduling conflicts. In total, each student can take and receive credit for up to four courses.
If you enroll as a regular student, you must submit a request for course credit transfer through the Student Portal. For credit transfer to be granted, you must have a passing status in your courses (minimum attendance of 75% and a final grade of 6).
Courses taken as a special student can be credited for up to two years after their completion!