About the Program
Presentation
The Post-Graduate Program in Social Communication of the Methodist University of São Paulo - PostCom - began its activities in 1978, with the implementation of the Master's degree, and in 1995 it began to offer the Doctorate, courses duly recommended and recognized by CAPES-MEC.
The main goal of PostCom is to train highly qualified teachers, researchers and professionals to work in the area of Social Communication in public or private companies, higher education institutions and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
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During the 35-year history, more than 590 dissertations were presented and 130 theses defended, which explains the consolidated recognition of the Program in Brazil and abroad. In addition, paying attention to federal guidelines and social transformations, PostCom has been adapting to national Science and Technology standards and attuned to the demands of the emerging Information Society, which challenges academia to produce knowledge in a context in which globalization and Regionalization.
In this way, modern teaching facilities, high-level technological infrastructure, active research groups and experienced and up-to-date faculty translate the Methodist's commitment to the motivated, dynamic student body of various regions of Brazil.
General Course Information Semiannual Selective Process Duration of the course: Master in up to 24 months Doctorate within 48 months
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General Standards of Stricto Sensu Graduate Programs
CONSUN RESOLUTION No. 43/2014
Reissue, with amendments, Resolution CONSUN No. 38/2011, which deals with the Stricto Sensu Postgraduate Regulation
The University Council - CONSUN, in an extraordinary meeting held on October 9, 2014, deliberating on case No. 45/14, forwarded by the Pro-Rectory of Graduate Studies and Research,
Resolve:
Art. 1 Reissues the Stricto Sensu Postgraduate Regulations, as shown in the annex.
Art. 2º This Resolution shall enter into force on the date of its signature, revoked the provisions to the contrary.
São Bernardo do Campo, October 9, 2014
PROF. DR. MARCIO DE MORAES
