** UNOESC's Strictu Sensu Postgraduate Courses will grant a 30% discount on tuition fees
UNOESC approved an expanded policy to support Stricto Sensu Graduate students, in the form of discounted tuition fees. Through this policy, those who do not have other benefits, such as the Capes and Fapesc grants, will receive a 30% discount on the monthly fee, including enrollment (the first monthly fee).
In order to receive the benefit, the student cannot have any outstanding financial payments to UNOESC and cannot make late payments to UNOESC.
The graduates of this Professional Master's in Administration (MPA) have the same prerogatives of the master's egress from the academic modality.
The Professional Master's in Business Administration (MPA) course was the first in the West of Santa Catarina, Southwest of Paraná and Northwest of Rio Grande do Sul. Due to its theoretical-practical nature, it provides the opportunity for graduates to broaden their conceptual horizon and their tools to deal with an increasingly complex and demanding environment, that is, aligning theory and practice. It is directly linked to the organizational context and regional development and seeks, through scientific studies, to apply new management concepts and technologies with a focus on innovation.
Main goal
Develop research aimed at innovative solutions to problems associated with sustainability and the competitiveness of organizations, observing the Environmental, Social and Governance principles.
Specific objectives
a. to produce technical-scientific knowledge for the development of sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation;
b. to generate technical-scientific knowledge for the development of strategy, competitiveness and performance;
c. to promote the training of professionals to generate organizational innovations;
d. to stimulate applied research in public and private organizations with a focus on regional solutions.
e. to disseminate knowledge, strategies, mechanisms and solutions to integrate the principles of sustainable development (SDGs) in the management of organizations and territories.
f. to promote the internationalization and visibility of technical-scientific production, through academic mobility and integration into research networks.
Sustainability and Competitiveness
Investigates factors related to organizations and territories, associated with sustainability, competitiveness and performance. The professional's role will be in organizations that promote entrepreneurship, sustainability and competitiveness. The production of knowledge is based on two lines of action: sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation, strategy and competitiveness.
Line 01: Sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation
Description: This line comprises sustainability studies, considering economic, environmental, social, cultural, political, and institutional aspects in organizational and territorial contexts. It investigates themes associated with entrepreneurship, family businesses, innovation, startups, cooperation, sustainable operations and chains in agribusiness, people management, leadership, information systems, spatialization of economic activities and regional asymmetries.
Line 02: Strategy and Competitiveness
Description: This line studies the performance of organizations, at micro, meso and macro levels, investigating the influence of resources, market and governance structures, strategies, marketing, controls and finance, innovation, technology, cooperation, stakeholders, strategic behavior and the role of the manager in the performance of public and private organizations.
Professor Dr. Ieda Margarete Oro
Secretary’s email: secppga@unoesc.edu.br
Telephone: (49) 3319-2676
Whatsapp: (49) 9 8844-2242
Mandatory Subjects |
Mandatory Subjects Dissertation |
13 credits 06 credits |
Optional Subjects | Optional Subjects (minimum) | 12 credits |
Total Credits | 31 credits |
Line 1 = Sustainability, entrepreneurship and innovation
Line 2 = Strategy and Competitiveness
The student must complete the course in 24 months. During the course, the student will complete 31 credits (465h) with approval of at least 25 credits (375 hours) in curricular components; being 13 credits in the mandatory components (195h) and at least 12 credits in optional components (180h), in addition to 06 credits (90h) destined for the approval of the dissertation. Furthermore, the Master's student must prove proficiency in English.
The dissertation can be developed using three models: dissertation with theoretical-empirical study; dissertation with intervention project; dissertation with solution development.