In this doctoral proposal, the program establishes two levels of deepening, depending on its area of concentration: in the master's degree, it seeks to provide a knowledge base for the construction/learning on the subject; at another level, in the doctorate, a foundation for theorizing in Urban and Regional Planning is proposed.
Its focus is on critical reflection on the process of production of urban and regional space in contemporary society, centered on the scope of applied social sciences with interfaces with the areas of knowledge of exact and technological sciences, as well as biological sciences and the humanities, which the professors of this program come from.
Objective
The Stricto Sensu Graduate Program in Urban and Regional Planning at Univap has as its general objectives the promotion of sciences aimed at: (1) investigations, (2) education understood as teaching and training of researchers and (3) socialization of knowledge deployed to the advancement of social development.
These three scientific fields are linked to knowledge about the social production of space and the environment and the urban and regional planning processes of contemporary society with a view to building its future in an intentional way committed to social justice. It seeks to contribute to the development of studies and planning strategies, at urban and regional scales, through interdisciplinary analytical approaches that allow understanding the socio-spatial dynamics, related to political, cultural, economic and physical-territorial variables.
Total Credits for Titration
20 credits in compulsory subjects.
6 credits in elective subjects, of 2 credits each.
9 credits for the Thesis (student research).
Research line
Line 1: Planning, public policies and space structuring
It aims to study the socio-environmental characteristics of the territory and the relationships between local and regional changes and global dynamics, in order to support studies and planning strategies aimed at sustainable development.
Line 2: Planning, population and socio-environmental development
It addresses spatial dynamics, both urban and regional, highlighting the impacts resulting from socio-economic and political processes involved in spatial planning. In this sense, its concern turns to the different actors involved.
Line 3: Planning, space and culture
Line of research focused on the historical-social processes of city and region constitution and collective representations of urban and rural areas. It aims to study territorial dynamics, with emphasis on the construction of social identities and memories.
FACULTY
Adriane Aparecida Moreira de Souza
Permanent
PhD in Human Geography/ University of São Paulo (USP)
Bruno Peregrina Puga
Permanent
PhD in Development
Economic/UNICAMP
Cilene Gomes
Permanent
Doctorate in Human Geography / University of São Paulo (USP)
Fabiana Felix do Amaral e Silva
Permanent
PhD in Communication Sciences / University of São Paulo (USP)
Lidiane Maria Maciel
Permanent
PhD in Sociology / State University of Campinas (Unicamp)
Planning, population and environment
Rodolfo Moreda Mendes
collaborator
PhD in Geotechnical Engineering / University of São Paulo (USP)
Nathan David Vogt
collaborator
PhD in Environmental Sciences from Indiana University, IU Bloomington, United States.
Mario Valerio Filho
Permanent
PhD in Agronomy / University of São Paulo (USP)
Planning, space and culture
Maria Aparecida Chaves Ribeiro Papali
Permanent
Doctorate in History / Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUCSP)
Luiz Carlos Andrade de Aquino
Permanent
Doctorate in Philosophy of Education/Methodist University of Piracicaba (UNIMEP)
Elizabeth Mayumy Kobayashi
Permanent
PhD in Science and Health History/House of Oswaldo Cruz (COC/Fiocruz).
Viviana Mendes Lima
Contributor
PhD in Global Health and Sustainability/University of São Paulo (USP)
Maria Angelica Toniolo
Permanent
PhD in Public Policy/Indiana University/USA
Pedro Ribeiro Moreira Neto
Permanent
Doctorate in History/University of São Paulo (USP)
Sandra Maria Fonseca da Costa
Permanent
PhD in Transport Engineering / University of São Paulo (USP)
In the Doctoral course, the Program establishes two paths of deepening, depending on its area of concentration: in the Master's degree, it seeks to provide a knowledge base for the construction/learning on the subject; at another level, in the doctorate, a foundation for theorizing in Urban and Regional Planning is proposed.
It is proposed, therefore, to establish a learning sequence that allows doctoral students, not coming from the Program, or from another Program in Urban and Regional Planning, or similar, to establish a trajectory of conceptual foundation, in order to enable this student to delve into theoretical-conceptual discussions on Urban and Regional Planning. For those coming from the area, contact with the obligatory doctoral subjects will be provided, in a more direct way, subjects that will enable them to theorize in the field of Urban and Regional Planning. The curricular structure consists of three compulsory subjects (one from each line of research) and two theoretical-methodological training subjects, in addition to optional subjects.
MANDATORY SUBJECTS
SUBJECTS | CREDITS
Metropolitan Space Organization | 4.0
Planning, Space and Social Representations | 4.0
Research Seminars I | 4.0
Research Seminars II | 4.0
Development theories | 4.0
TOTAL CREDITS MANDATORY SUBJECTS: 20.0
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS
SUBJECTS | CREDITS
City and Memory | 2.0
Environmental Elements of Territorial Planning | 2.0
Geotechnologies Applied to Urban and Regional Planning | 2.0
Urban Hydrology I | 2.0
Landscape Planning at the Regional Scale | 2.0
Contemporary Urbanization Trends | 2.0
Special Topics in Regional Urban Planning | 2.0
The Theory of Space in Milton Santos' Work | 2.0
Decolonial epistemologies to think about socio-territorial experiences in Latin America | 2.0
TOTAL CREDITS OPTIONAL SUBJECTS: 6.00
TOTAL COURSE CREDITS: 26.00
PERMANENT TIME GRADE
Tuesday
1st Semester: Research Seminars I
2nd Semester: Research Seminars II
Thursday
Every six months, there is a rotation between the three disciplines:
Development Theories (4 class hours)
Planning, Space and Social Representations (4 class hours)
Organization of the Metropolitan Space (4 class hours)
Friday
Optional
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