Notícias
17 de abril de 2024
Post-graduate
Stricto Sensu
Master's Course in
Rehabilitation Sciences Program
Unopar/UEL - Londrina - PR
Selective Process 2024/1
Special Student
UNOPAR
Selection
02/23 at 02/26/2024
Results
02/27/2024
Enrollment
02/29 at 03/01/2024
What is a Special Student?
Special students are non-regular students who enter a stricto sensu program to study isolated subjects (credits). Students have access to everything that happens in the discipline in which they are enrolled and also carry out all assessment activities.
It is the gateway to a future selection process in a stricto sensu postgraduate course! The subjects taken in this modality allow the credits completed to be used to reduce the workload to complete the credits and consequently the time to complete the course in the case of admission as a regular student.
Previous Selection Processes
- Edital – Resultado Processo Seletivo – UNOPAR
- Edital – Resultado Processo Seletivo – UEL
- Edital – Processo Seletivo 2024/1 – UNOPAR
- Edital – Processo Seletivo 2024/1 – UEL
- Edital – Resultado Processo Seletivo Estudante Especial – UEL
- Edital – Processo Seletivo Estudante Especial – UEL
- Estágio Pós-Doutoral Voluntário 2023 – Edital
- Processo Seletivo de Bolsas PROSUP/CAPES 2023.1 – Edital
- Edital Unopar 2023.1
- Resultado Unopar 2023.1
- Edital UEL 2023.1
- Resultado Edital UEL 2023.1
Apresentação
The Stricto Sensu Graduate Program in Rehabilitation Sciences aims to lead to the academic title of Master or Doctor offered jointly by the State University of Londrina (UEL) and Pitagoras Unopar University (UNOPAR).
Objectives of the Program
To promote the qualification of human resources, especially researchers and professors, so that they are able to disseminate their knowledge and scientific experiences and contribute to the teaching and scientific training of other researchers and professors, especially in the southern region of the country;
To generate quality scientific knowledge, to be disseminated and applied in the modification or improvement of clinical practice;
To encourage the scientific production of the departments and centers involved, as well as encourage exchanges between them and other higher education institutions.
To promote the internationalization of activities and productions carried out by the program and centers involved, as well as the dissemination of knowledge among the different countries agreed to the program for better globalization of information.
Concentration Areas
Master and Doctorate
Master and Doctorate
- Research Line 1: Evaluation and intervention processes associated with respiratory and cardiovascular systems: It investigates the methods and resources used in the evaluation and physical therapy intervention related to respiratory and cardiovascular systems in individuals with or without organic dysfunctions.
- Research Line 2: Evaluation and intervention processes associated with the neuro-musculoskeletal system: It investigates the methods and resources used in the evaluation and physical therapy intervention related to neuro-musculoskeletal systems in individuals with or without organic dysfunctions.
- Research Line 3: Functional and biological aspects associated with rehabilitation: It studies epidemiological and biological aspects to identify risk, prognosis and evaluation of functional alterations in different diseases, as well as clinical intervention studies in different populations aiming at the rehabilitation of patients.
Master's Courses:
- Biostatistics I / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Teaching in Higher Education / 30 hours – 2 Credits
- Evaluation Instruments in Rehabilitation / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Clinical Research in Rehabilitation / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Research Project Seminars in Rehabilitation / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Qualitative Approaches to Health Research / 30 hours – 2 Credits
- Physical Activity and Aging / 60 hours – 4 Credits
- Complementary Activities I / 15 hours – 1 credit
- Complementary Activities II / 15 hours – 1 credit
- Complementary Activities III / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Tissue Bioengineering / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Molecular Biology Applied to the Cardiorespiratory and Musculoskeletal System / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Human Balance and its Disorders / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
- Internship in Teaching at Graduation I / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Physical Exercise and its Application in Rehabilitation / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
- Biological Signal Processing Applied to Biodynamics / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Writing Scientific Articles / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics and Evidence in Electro phototherapy / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics in Physical Exercise Physiology / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics in Neurofunctional Physiotherapy and Neurosciences / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics in Measurement Instruments in Rehabilitation / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
Special Topics in Rehabilitation Sciences – Variable Credits
- Biostatistics II / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Teaching in Higher Education / 30 hours – 2 Credits
- Internship in Teaching at Graduation II / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Evaluation Instruments in Rehabilitation / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Clinical Research in Rehabilitation / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Essential Tools for the Researcher’s Training / 60 hours – 4 Credits
- Qualitative Approaches to Health Research / 30 hours – 2 Credits
- Physical Activity and Aging / 60 hours – 4 Credits
- Complementary Activities I / 15 hours – 1 credit
- Complementary Activities II / 15 hours – 1 credit
- Complementary Activities III / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Complementary Activities IV / 15 hours – 1 credit
- Complementary Activities V / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Complementary Activities VI / 15 hours – 1 credit
- Tissue Bioengineering / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Molecular Biology Applied to the Cardiorespiratory and Musculoskeletal System / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Human Balance and its Disorders / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
- Internship in Teaching at Graduation I / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Physical Exercise and its Application in Rehabilitation / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
- Biological Signal Processing Applied to Biodynamics / 60 Hours – 4 Credits
- Writing Scientific Article / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics and Evidence in Electro phototherapy / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics in Physical Exercise Physiology / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics in Neurofunctional Physiotherapy and Neurosciences / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Advanced Topics in Measurement Instruments in Rehabilitation / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
- Special Topics in Rehabilitation Sciences – Variable Credits
Course Teachers
Unopar
Professor PhD. Andreo Fernando Aguiar
Research Line 2 and 3
Professor PhD. Carlos Augusto Marçal Camillo
Research Line 1
Professor PhD. Juliano Casonatto
Research Line 3
Professor PhD. Karina Couto Furlanetto
Research Line 1
Professor PhD. Leandro Cruz Mantoani
Research Line 1
Professor PhD. Luciana Prado Maia Andraus
Research Line 3
Professor PhD. Márcio Rogério de Oliveira
Research Line 3
Professor PhD. Regina Célia Poli Frederico
Research Line 3
Professor PhD. Rodrigo Antonio Carvalho Andraus
Research Line 2 and 3
UEL
Professor PhD. Christiane de Souza Guerino Macedo
Research Line 2
Professor PhD. Jefferson Rosa Cardoso
Research Line 2
Professor PhD. Denílson de Castro Teixeira
Research Line 3
Professor PhD. Fabio de Oliveira Pitta
Research Line 1
Professor PhD. Josiane Marques Felcar
Research Line 1
Professor PhD. Vanessa Suziane Probst
Research Line 1 and 3
Professor PhD. Suhaila Mahmoud Smaili Santos
Research Line 2
Collaborators
Professor PhD. Bruno Fles Mazuquin
Collaborator
Professor PhD. Felipe Arruda Moura
Collaborator
Contatcs
Professor PhD. Jefferson Rosa Cardoso
Coordinator of the Rehabilitation Sciences Program – UEL
Phone: (43) 3371.2490 / (43) 3371.2728
E-Mails: ppgcrfisio@uel.br
Professor PhD. Rodrigo Antonio Carvalho Andraus
Coordinator of the Stricto Sensu Post-Graduate Program in Rehabilitation Science
Phone: (43) 3371-9848
E-Mail: rodrigo.andraus@cogna.com.br
Control Academic
Publication of the Program
Documents
News
Notícias
Anhanguera Unopar e a Universidade Estadual de Londrina (UEL) se unem para dar início a um novo capítulo na área da Reabilitação
Aula Inaugural no Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciências da Reabilitação da Anhanguera Unopar
5 de março de 2024
Iniciação Científica
Universidade Anhanguera Unopar lança edital de inovação – Projeto Inova Anhanguera
Anhanguera Unopar realiza evento para lançamento do Edital de Inovação em Londrina
14 de fevereiro de 2024
Notícias
Os Programas de Pós-Graduação da UNOPAR, marcaram presença no Paraná Faz Ciência 2023
Os Programas de Pós-Graduação da UNOPAR, marcaram presença no Paraná Faz Ciência 2023
10 de novembro de 2023
Notícias
Abertas as inscrições para o Prêmio de Fotografia Ciência & Arte – CNPq
Prêmio de Fotografia Ciência & Arte CNPq
24 de fevereiro de 2023
Notícias
24 de janeiro de 2023
CONTROLE ACADÊMICO (Mestrado e Doutorado)
- controleacademico@kroton.com.br
DIVULGAÇÃO
- editora@kroton.com.br
Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa - CEP
- cep@unopar.br
Comissão de Ética no Uso de Animais – CEUA
- ceua@unopar.br
