According to the Regulations of the Stricto Sensu Postgraduate Program - Professional Master's Degree in School Education, the academic activities of the Program (MP) consist of subjects and activities related to the preparation of the dissertation (Port. Nor. No. 17 CAPES and General Regulations of Postgraduate Studies at Unicamp).
Each academic activity will be assigned a specific number of credit units, as per the Graduate Catalog. Each credit unit is equivalent to 15 hours of classes and seminars listed in the catalog, lasting 15 weeks. Special courses and seminars, of an occasional nature, will be registered with the Academic Directorate and their credits will be defined by the following formula: number of credits = number of class hours/15 academic weeks.
The study plan to be developed by the student will be defined jointly with the advisor, in compliance with the standards established by the CPG. Theoretical courses offered by other graduate programs, whether internal or external to Unicamp, may be included in the study plan, up to a limit of 06 credits, while preserving the specificity of the graduate student's education.
At the discretion of the Graduate Studies Committee, credits from theoretical postgraduate courses in which the student has passed may be validated , even before their entry into the Program, up to a limit of 06 credits as defined in the previous paragraph, provided that the specificities of the postgraduate student's training are observed.
The course is organized with a workload of 360 hours. Based on the Regulations of the Graduate Program in Education at FE/UNICAMP, its minimum duration is 12 (twelve) months and maximum duration is 30 (thirty) months.
In addition to the activities mentioned above, the student must take a Qualifying Exam and demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language.
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Credits |
Discipline |
Type |
|---|---|---|
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04 |
Memories, Narratives and Teacher Training |
Mandatory |
|
04 |
Methodology of Academic Work |
Mandatory |
|
04 |
Research Seminar: Training of Trainers |
Mandatory |
|
04 |
Research Meetings and Research Orientation |
Mandatory |
|
04 |
Elective subject offered in the MP General Catalog |
Elective |
|
04 |
Elective subject offered in the MP General Catalog |
Elective |
Course schedules offered per semester:
2026
2nd semester of 2026
01/07/2026 to 22/07/2026 Enrollment in courses for the 2nd semester of 2026 on e-DAC.
Enrollment for the first semester of 2026 will be open from December 1, 2025 to December 18, 2025 via e-DAC.
Summer 2026 enrollments from December 16th to December 18th, 2025 on e-DAC.
1st semester and Summer of 2026
2025
2nd semester of 2025
| 07 / 07 the 23 / 07 | Subject Enrollment | Enrollment in subjects for the 2nd academic period of 2025 in e-DAC. |
1st semester and summer 2025
December 2nd to 18th – Enrollment in courses for the 1st semester of 2025 on E-Dac
December 16th to 18th – Enrollment in courses for the Summer Vacation period – 2025 on E-Dac
2024
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28/06 to 01/07 – Enrollment in a course for the Winter Vacation period. | ||
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01/7 to 19/07 – Enrollment in subjects for the 2nd academic period of 2024 in e-DAC. |
2023
1st Semester and Summer of 2023
2022
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2021
2020
2019
2º half of 2019
1º half of 2019
- Concentrated Occasional Subject EE059 – “The Latin American School” – CLICK HERE – STARTING ON 25/03
2018
Subject Catalog
The course curriculum is available at:
https://www.dac.unicamp.br/portal/pos-graduacao/catalogos-de-cursos
Credit Validation
Courses taken as a special student or as extra courses in the Master's program may be credited, up to a limit of 6 credits. From the 2023 catalog onwards, a limit of 8 credits is permitted, according to the program regulations.
To request validation of credits in subjects, it is necessary to present the following documents to the FE postgraduate office:
For courses taken at UNICAMP :
- Study Approval Form – completed and signed, available on the DAC website.
- Academic transcript showing the subject
- SEND ALL DOCUMENTS IN PDF, IN A SINGLE EMAIL, TO: FORM
The total number of validated credits cannot exceed 6 credits. Courses with more than 6 credits will not be accepted. Starting with the 2023 catalog, a limit of 8 credits is allowed.
Note: For courses from catalogs dated 2008 or earlier, field I (hours of study at home) will be subtracted from the course's workload and number of credits. Information CCPG 004/2008 http://www3.prpg.gr.unicamp.br/arqpdfnormas/infccpg004_2008.pdf
For courses taken at other Higher Education Institutions :
- Study Approval Form – completed and signed, available on the DAC website.
- Academic transcript showing the subject, workload and grade.
- Program of the course taken.
- SEND ALL DOCUMENTS IN PDF, IN A SINGLE EMAIL, TO FORM
Note: The total number of validated credits cannot exceed 6 credits. At the advisor's discretion, the number of credits indicated on the credit transfer form for each subject may be less than the number shown on the academic transcript, provided that the total does not exceed 6 credits. From the 2023 catalog onwards, a limit of 8 credits is permitted.