From an interdisciplinary perspective, the Professional Master's Program in Public Administration (MPAP) is a stricto sensu program, approved and recommended by CAPES, that prioritizes the application of theoretical knowledge to solving problems related to the formulation, monitoring, and evaluation of public policies and government management.
One of the main characteristics of MPAP is its teaching methodology, which, in addition to a solid theoretical foundation, pays special attention to the analysis of case studies and practical applications of knowledge to public management.
Furthermore, the course is concentrated on Fridays and Saturdays, in order to allow the participation of professionals who seek to reconcile their participation in the master's program with their professional practice.
Professional Master's
Friday (14:00 PM to 9:40 PM) and Saturday (21:00 AM to 17:40 PM)
September 2026
600 hours long.
The main distinguishing feature of MPAP is undoubtedly the qualification of its faculty, composed of professors who, in addition to standing out for their high and diverse academic qualifications, are also characterized by performing relevant functions in the upper echelons of the public sector.
This is a fundamental aspect of the program, since it allows students to present, analyze, and discuss ways to apply the theoretical tools presented in each subject to the reality of Public Administration, which emphasizes the professional nature of the course.
The selection process for admission to the Professional Master's Program in Public Administration in the second semester of 2026 has 3 application periods. Check out the step-by-step guide we've prepared and learn more about our selection process:
Read the announcement carefully to understand all the stages of the selection process.
Highlight the key achievements of your academic and professional career.
Tell us what led you to pursue a Master's Program.
Participate in an interview with 3 of our professors.
The IDP curriculum is interdisciplinary. The program has 5 areas of interest, allowing students from diverse backgrounds to delve into knowledge useful for their academic and professional careers.
The student has total freedom to move between the 5 areas, choosing the subjects that seem most interesting to you for your career and for your academic and personal life.