Theater and Society Coloquium

O colóquio teatro e sociedade: novas perspectivas da história social do teatro é uma iniciativa do Grupo de Pesquisa História do Teatro Brasileiro, grupo cadastrado no CNPq, que reúne pesquisadores de várias regiões do país e é coordenado por Elza de Andrade e Tania Brandão. Através deste colóquio, buscamos divulgar e aprofundar as discussões recentes que articulam a produção teatral e a vida social, próprias de um campo que vem se desenvolvendo de modo muito produtivo no Brasil e no exterior nos últimos anos.

From May 24 to 28, see at https://www.teatroesociedade.com/

Prof. Henrique Gusmão é um dos organizadores.

Unstable website and SIGA

Since the fire at UFRJ’s headquarters, last week, SIGA, TIC and other UFRJ online services are unreliable, including PPGHIS website. We do not know when the situation will be normalized. In the meanwhile, use email (ppghis.ufrj@gmail.com) and keep checking this mirror website (on construction).

Oral history, Memory and Experience in the struggle for rights

The Nucleum for Oral History and Memory invite all for hte event “Oral history, Memory and Experience in the struggle for rights.

It marks the end of the project “Vozes de Antígona: depoimentos de familiares de vítimas de violência de Estado em contexto democrático, no Rio de Janeiro.”

The event will take place o May 6th, 6pm on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/c/NúcleodeHistóriaOraleMemóriaUFRJ).

For more information see: https://bityli.com/HMqZk

Don’t miss it

Technical Chamber of Research Ethics

PR2 – Dean of Graduate Studies and Research

The Dean of Graduate Studies and Research is motivated to promote discussions at UFRJ on the issue of ethics in research, a theme of paramount importance that involves topics such as integrity in research, participation of humans or animals in research, genetic heritage, among other issues.

PR2 is creating the Technical Chamber of Ethics in Research (CTEP), a council that will advise the Dean and the Graduate Programs on this issue. However, this is a theme that demands all of us, each one of us, to be confronted and discussed at our University.

The Technical Chamber of Ethics in Research continues UFRJ’s commitment to ethical research with humans, since 1996, when it instituted the Ethics Committees. Since then, any and all research, in any area of ​​knowledge, directly or indirectly involving human subjects, has to be evaluated by a Research Ethics Committee (REC) before it begins. RECs are independent collegiate bodies which purpose is to ensure that research participants are adequately protected. The Ethics Committees fulfill the mission of ensuring the protection of research subjects on behalf of society and independently by ethically qualifying projects. Thus, they become co-responsible for the ethical aspect, together with: the researcher (whose responsibility is non-delegable and non-transferable), the institution, and the sponsor, to ensure respect for the rights of the research subjects.

See more at  slides_etica_em_pesquisa pdf

Academic structure

Students, both doctoral and master’s, must attend the Research Seminar of their Research Line in the first year, in which their advisor professor is enrolled.

For number of credits and courses, expected outcome at the end of each year, and deadline for annual reports, check in this website, respectively, the academic timetable for masters’and doctoral students.

Students must discuss with their advisors any deviation from the timetable. Advisors should explain and justify it in their review of the annual reports or in the Collegiate meetings.

Classes

We remind all our students the classes begin on May 4th. The class schedule is already available.

Annual Application Process

The PPGHIS admission process takes place once a year, for both master’s and doctoral degrees. The Call for Applications can vary significantly from one year to the next, and therefore it is very important to carefully read the details of the Call for Applications in effect that year. It is an extremely elaborate process, which involves the entire faculty of the Program. Calls for Applications are usually published in August of each year, and the admission process takes place between the beginning of October, and it concludes in December. Between 2020 and 2022, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, these dates were changed. Since 2018, registration for the PPGHIS selection process has taken place exclusively online, for a maximum of 30 vacancies. For the 2024 selection process, we had 267 applications, 199 from candidates for the Master’s course and 68 for the PhD course. For all appeals, the Selection Coordination is the last decision-making body, and no external appeals are possible. International applicants may follow a different path to enter the Program, as shown on the website.
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