Background and Characteristics
Professional Master's Program
The Professional Master’s Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects was created in 2003 by an experienced team of professionals from the Center for Research and Documentation of Contemporary History of Brazil of Fundação Getulio Vargas (currently, School of Social Sciences — FGV/CPDOC). After thirty years of historical heritage research activities, CPDOC created the pioneering Professional Master's Program, initiating the activities of the Graduate Program in History, Politics and Cultural Heritage (PPHPBC). Continue...
The Professional Master's Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects is, therefore, part of an institution with extensive experience in the management and production of public goods. It holds of one of the most important documentary archives of the history of Republican Brazil. It includes about 200 personal archives of public figures and over 7,000 hours of oral history interviews. A pioneer in the gathering of heritage, and in the academic reflection on them, CPDOC is a reference for those working in similar institutions or for those wishing to initiate projects related to the field of memory and documentation.
With 247 papers presented by December 2020 and score 5 in the last two evaluative processes of CAPES, the Professional Master's Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects of CPDOC combines the academic and professional expertise of its faculty with the diversity and potential of its students.
The Professional Master's Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects does not offer scholarships. Payment can be made at a lump sum or in monthly installments.
Lump sum payment: BRL 21,513.60
Monthly payments: 24 installments of BRL 996.00
Professional Doctoral Program
The Professional Doctoral Program started in 2021 and is the result of the Professional Master's Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects created by FGV CPDOC in 2003 and highly rated by Capes. It is committed to both improving the professional training of its students and to transforming the country's reality. Continue...
Continued education on culture and social projects with applied research skills is an urgent demand from Brazilian society. Graduates may have a key role in companies, governments and civil society due to their management skills and scientific intelligence to design, evaluate and creatively transform public policies. Besides, it is impossible to think about the country's development without a range of Cultural Heritage and Social Project products that support the making of intelligent long-lasting public policies. Likewise, the promotion of an applied scientific culture based on evidence and critical reasoning is key to the improvement of public debate in the areas of Cultural Heritage and Social Projects, where opinions without empirical support still abound.
The Professional Doctoral Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects does not offer scholarships. Payment can be made at a lump sum or in monthly installments.
Lump sum payment: BRL 42.120,00
Monthly payments: 36 payments of BRL $ 1,300.00
Objectives and Target Audience
Professional Master's Program
Objectives
The Professional Master's Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects is designed to provide qualification or continued education to higher level professionals working or intending to work, either from an applied perspective or from an academic perspective, with historical and social research, production, preservation and diffusion of cultural heritage, and making or implementing public cultural policies and projects.
It is expected that the Professional Master's Program may meet the interests of those working in the field of study of the program through the acquisition of theoretical and methodological instruments to tackle new challenges, implement innovation projects and improve their professional practices.
It is also hoped that the course will be an option for young undergraduates wishing a solid academic background to prepare them to work with heritage, memory centers and projects of social impact not only in the field of culture, but also in administration, tourism, education, communication and sports, whether in private companies, in government agencies or in the third sector.
Finally, the Program has been designed to educate high-level professionals up-to-date with the methodological and epistemological debates that characterize the field of History and Social Sciences. By providing this level of education, our goal is to offer the students from the Professional Master's Program the option of pursuing an academic career.
Target Audience
The Professional Master's Program in Cultural Heritage and Social Projects is for all those holding a higher education degree — regardless of their background — wishing to improve their qualifications and qualify themselves to work in an expanding area. Graduates may choose to be self-employed or to join private sector institutions, including corporations, planning and consulting firms; the public sector, including ministries, secretariats, heritage agencies, state-owned companies; and the third sector, such as NGOs and foundations.
Professional Doctoral Program
Objectives and target audience
The course is targeted at highly qualified professionals of Cultural Heritage and Social Projects. Cultural Heritage includes institutions, organizations and agencies that operate with the production, preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage considered in a broad sense. Over almost 20 years of existence, the Professional Master's Program has specialized in educating professionals of heritage, museology, cultural production, cultural communication and social and business memory.
Social Projects includes institutions, agencies and organizations that plan, implement and evaluate social policies. The Professional Master's Program has trained professionals from diverse backgrounds, including those from social responsibility departments of public and private companies or NGOs conducting research and management of policies against inequality and poverty.
The Professional Doctor’s Program is designed to attract students with a profile similar to those of the Professional Master’s Program, with a background in History, Social Sciences, Communication, Library Science, Museology, Archival Studies, Information Science, and others, wishing to improve their theoretical knowledge and combine it with their professional practice.
RECRUTAMENTO INTERDISCIPLINAR
Atrair alunos com formação nas áreas de História, Ciências Sociais, Comunicação, Biblioteconomia, Museologia, Arquivologia, Ciência da Informação, entre outras, e que desejem aprofundar seu conhecimento teórico para articulá-lo com sua prática profissional.
ATUALIZAÇÃO TEÓRICO-METODOLÓGICA
Oferecer aos profissionais os instrumentais teóricos e metodológicos para o enfrentamento de novos desafios, a implantação de projetos de inovação e o aprimoramento de suas práticas profissionais, atualizando-os com relação aos debates epistemológicos e metodológicos que caracterizam o campo da História e das Ciências Sociais.
QUALIFICAÇÃO DIFERENCIADA
Capacitar os alunos, para além do trabalho autônomo, com o domínio teórico-metodológico aplicado para atuar em instituições do setor privado, como empresas, escritórios de planejamento e assessoria; do setor público, como ministérios, secretarias, órgãos de patrimônio, empresas estatais; e do terceiro setor, como ONGs e fundações.
EMPREGABILIDADE
Oferecer uma formação sólida para os profissionais ingressarem ou se consolidarem no mercado de trabalho nas áreas de acervos, instituições de memória e projetos de impacto social, não apenas no campo da cultura, mas também da administração, do turismo, do ensino, da comunicação e do esporte, seja em empresas privadas, em organismos públicos ou do terceiro setor.
INSERÇÃO NA ÁREA DE BENS CULTURAIS
Preparar profissionais qualificados para o domínio dos Projetos Sociais. Entende-se por Projetos Sociais o campo formado por instituições, agências e organizações que planejam, implementam e avaliam políticas sociais. A FGV CPDOC tem treinado profissionais de origens diversas, sejam eles oriundos dos setores de responsabilidade social de empresas públicas e privadas ou de ONGs com tradição na pesquisa e gestão de políticas de combate à desigualdade e à pobreza.
INSERÇÃO NA ÁREA PROJETOS SOCIAIS
Preparar profissionais qualificados para o domínio dos Projetos Sociais. Entende-se por Projetos Sociais o campo formado por instituições, agências e organizações que planejam, implementam e avaliam políticas sociais. O Mestrado Profissional tem treinado profissionais de origens diversas, sejam eles oriundos dos setores de responsabilidade social de empresas públicas e privadas ou de ONGs com tradição na pesquisa e gestão de políticas de combate à desigualdade e à pobreza.
Documentos
Acesse os principais documentos do Mestrado e Doutorado Profissionais:
Todo o corpo docente colabora com o cotidiano administrativo do PPHPBC através da atuação junto às comissões constituídas ao longo do quadriênio, graças à adoção de um sistema de rodízio pensado para garantir a participação e dedicação de todos em decisões como seleções para prêmios, processos seletivos, elaboração de manuais, bolsa Faperj Nota 10, elaboração de projetos para concorrer a editais, entre outras. A relação das comissões formadas no último quadriênio pode ser consultada a seguir.
