Political Science
Graduate Program in Political Science (Master's and Doctoral Degrees)
Program Description
The Graduate Program in Political Science (PPG-CP) of the Institute of Political Science (IPOL) of the University of Brasilia was created in 1984, initially with the Master's level. In 2008, the activities of the Doctoral program began. The IPOL has established itself today as one of the most important and innovative education and research institutes in the country in the area of Political Science. The Institute maintains its tradition of academic excellence in teaching and research, favoring a plural approach to Political Science.
Master's and doctoral programs favor a rigorous and diverse academic background. Numerous research and extension activities are encouraged and carried out each semester by the program, which aims to train top-level master's and doctoral staff to work in various professional areas of Brazilian society, economy and politics.
Research Topics
- DEMOCRACY AND INEQUALITIES
- STATE, ECONOMY AND PUBLIC POLICIES
- POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
- PARTICIPATION, STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY
Courses
The Master student must take 24 credits from the following courses:
Course |
Credits |
Code |
---|---|---|
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 1 |
4 |
387681 |
Public Policies Analysis and Decision-Making Processes |
4 |
385263 |
Citizenship and Democracy |
4 |
308901 |
Political Behavior |
4 |
388629 |
Political Creativity |
4 |
320714 |
Digital Democracy |
4 |
387584 |
Discourse and Power |
4 |
387517 |
Political Elites |
4 |
320706 |
Development and the State in Brazil |
4 |
387100 |
Internship in Teaching 1 - Political Science |
4 |
387657 |
Internship in Teaching 2 - Political Science |
4 |
387673 |
Political Philosophy |
4 |
387011 |
Political Formation in Brazil |
4 |
385034 |
Gender and Politics |
4 |
388599 |
Globalization and Political Identity |
4 |
387606 |
Globalization and Civil Society |
4 |
387614 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 3 |
4 |
388581 |
Legislature and Public Policies |
4 |
387649 |
Research Methodology in Political Science 1* |
4 |
387631 |
Special Topics in Political Analysis 1 |
4 |
385271 |
Quantitative Methods in Political Science |
4 |
303917 |
Media and Politics |
4 |
385883 |
Participation, Representation and Democracy |
4 |
387592 |
Power, the State and the Media in Brazil |
4 |
387002 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 2 |
4 |
387665 |
Political Economy and Democracy |
4 |
387703 |
Comparative Public Policies |
4 |
387045 |
The Relationship Between the State and Civil Society |
4 |
387690 |
Political Representation |
4 |
385875 |
Party Systems in Brazil |
4 |
387525 |
Electoral Systems and their Respective Consequences |
4 |
385395 |
Nationalism Theory and Brazilian National Identity |
4 |
387576 |
Democracy Theories |
4 |
387568 |
Institutional Theory |
4 |
387533 |
Political Theory and Analysis 1 |
4 |
387541 |
Political Theory and Analysis 2 |
4 |
387550 |
Political Theory and Analysis: Democracy and Society* |
4 |
398403 |
Political Theory and Analysis: Politics and Institutions* |
4 |
398390 |
Modern Political Theory |
4 |
385441 |
Theories of Justice |
4 |
388637 |
Special Topics in Political Science - Guided Reading |
4 |
387509 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 1 |
4 |
387681 |
Special Topics in Public Policies in Brazil 1 |
4 |
385352 |
Special Topics in Political Theory 1 |
4 |
385158 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 1 |
4 |
387681 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 2 |
4 |
387665 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 3 |
4 |
388581 |
The Doctoral candidate must take 40 credits, including credits from the master's curriculum, among the following courses:
Course |
Credits |
Code |
---|---|---|
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 1 |
4 |
387681 |
Public Policies Analysis and Decision-Making Processes |
4 |
385263 |
Citizenship and Democracy |
4 |
308901 |
Political Behavior |
4 |
388629 |
Political Creativity |
4 |
320714 |
Discourse and Power |
4 |
387517 |
Political Elites |
4 |
320706 |
Development and the State in Brazil |
4 |
387100 |
Internship in Teaching 2 - Political Science* |
4 |
387673 |
Political Philosophy |
4 |
387011 |
Political Formation in Brazil |
4 |
385034 |
Gender and Politics |
4 |
388599 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 3 |
4 |
388581 |
Legislature and Public Policies |
4 |
387649 |
Research Methodology in Political Science 1* |
4 |
387631 |
Research Methodology in Political Science 2 |
4 |
387622 |
Special Topics in Political Analysis 1 |
4 |
385271 |
Quantitative Methods in Political Science |
4 |
303917 |
Media and Politics |
4 |
385883 |
Power, the State and the Media in Brazil |
4 |
387002 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 2 |
4 |
387665 |
Political Economy and Democracy |
4 |
387703 |
Comparative Public Policies |
4 |
387045 |
Political Representation |
4 |
385875 |
Party Systems in Brazil |
4 |
387525 |
Electoral Systems and their Respective Consequences |
4 |
385395 |
Nationalism Theory and Brazilian National Identity |
4 |
387576 |
Democracy Theories |
4 |
387568 |
Institutional Theory |
4 |
387533 |
Political Theory and Analysis 1 |
4 |
387541 |
Political Theory and Analysis 2 |
4 |
387550 |
Political Theory and Analysis: Democracy and Society* |
4 |
398403 |
Political Theory and Analysis: Politics and Institutions* |
4 |
398390 |
Theories of Justice |
4 |
388637 |
Special Topics in Political Science - Guided Reading |
4 |
387509 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 1 |
4 |
387681 |
Special Topics in Public Policies in Brazil 1 |
4 |
385352 |
Special Topics in Political Theory 1 |
4 |
385158 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 1 |
4 |
387681 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 2 |
4 |
387665 |
Special Topics in Democracy and Democratization 3 |
4 |
388581 |
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* Required courses
Faculty
DEBORA CRISTINA REZENDE DE ALMEIDA
FLÁVIA MILLENA BIROLI TOKARSKI
SUELY MARA VAZ GUIMARAES DE ARAUJO
Contacts
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