Masters in s/n in Brazil 2022

The Academic Master's in Administration of the Postgraduate Program in Administration at the Federal University of Sergipe (PROPADM / UFS) was created in 2011, having started its activities through the Temporary Association (AT) modality with the Postgraduate Program in Administration of the Federal University of Pernambuco (PROPAD / UFPE). Founded in its rapid adaptation and development provided by the institutional experiences shared with PROPAD / UFPE, AT was closed in 2014, reflecting the interest in consolidating the directions of PROPADM in terms of commitments to the qualified training of masters, intellectual production, and social insertion. -

The Graduate Program in Agroecosystems at UFS (NEREN) (http://www.posgraduacao.ufs.br/neren) aims to train researchers at the Academic Master's level to conduct studies and research in i) Plant health, ii) Phytotechnics and Plant physiology, iii) Management and recovery of agroecosystems and iv) Genetic resources and Plant breeding. The Master Course in Agroecosystems at UFS addresses production in a sustainable manner, promoting the improvement of existing technologies and the practice of new agricultural technological processes. The Program will award a Master of Science degree and has the following specific objectives: a) To train qualified personnel for the development of scientific research and higher education aimed at production in agroecosystems; b) Encourage research in the area of ​​agro-ecosystem production; c) Produce, disseminate and apply knowledge about production in agroecosystems in the economic and cultural reality of the country, with a view to exchanging experiences with other regions of the world. -

The Graduate Program in Civil Engineering (PROEC) at the Federal University of Sergipe (UFS) was authorized by CAPES on December 10, 2010, as stated in the Recommendation Form - APCN / CAPES, and officially began its activities on January 3, 2011, with the announcement of the Call for Applications for candidates for the academic master's course. The first class, with 10 students, started its activities on March 15, 2011. In 2018, there are already 33 regular students taking a master's degree in Civil Engineering at UFS. -