One of the main characteristics of MPCPRI is its teaching methodology, which, in addition to a solid theoretical foundation, pays special attention to the analysis of studies and practical applications of knowledge.
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.
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The Professional Master's program classes are held every two weeks, always on Fridays (afternoon and evening) and Saturdays (morning and afternoon).
Check out our calendar template (note: the dates are for illustrative purposes only).
The main distinguishing feature of MPCPRI is, without a doubt, the faculty qualifications, composed of professors who, in addition to standing out for their high and diverse academic qualifications, are also characterized by a consolidated professional trajectory in the most varied areas of expertise.
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 the job market, which emphasizes the professional nature of the course.
Area I focuses on the study of interactions between governmental and non-governmental actors and the impact of these relationships on the political and economic environment. This research line aims to develop analytical skills to assess how government policies, regulatory changes, and political events influence markets and the global business environment.
Area II examines electoral campaigns and the exercise of political mandates, focusing on the relationship between electoral systems, parties, communication, and innovation. Topics such as financing, data use, technology, and strategies for democratic consolidation are addressed.
This area of interest is dedicated to the integrated study of the dynamics of international trade and its interactions with law and economic development. Students will be encouraged to explore topics such as international negotiations, trade defense, internationalization of companies, among others.
Area of Interest IV focuses on the study of international politics and the foreign policy strategies adopted by states on the global stage. Students will investigate how international institutions and global norms influence the behavior of countries, as well as analyze decision-making processes in foreign policy.
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Concentrated FormatClasses are held on Fridays, afternoons and evenings, and on Saturdays, mornings and afternoons, allowing you to combine your Master's degree with your career. |
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Methodology based on Case StudiesA unique teaching approach, focused on applying knowledge to the real world. |
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Faculty with Professional ProfileProfessors who, in addition to a solid academic background, are professional leaders in their field. |
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Student Success TeamA team dedicated to assisting students with their academic activities (writing articles, submitting them, participating in conferences, etc.). |
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Incredible connectionsWe facilitate collaboration and interaction between students and teachers in classes and within the IDP community for quality networking. |
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