PGSS Cogna

Post-graduate
Stricto sensu

Master's Course in

Environment and Regional Development

Campo Grande - MS

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Presentation

Anhanguera-Uniderp University offers the Post-Graduate Progr Course Contacts am in Environment and Regional Development through the Master and PhD courses.

The program promotes the in-depth training of teachers and researchers for the development of academic activities and high-level professionals, as well as developing systematic studies and advanced research, stimulating scientific production and the perfect harmony between environment and sustainable development.

Target Audience

Holders of a higher degree in the following areas: Interdisciplinary, Multidisciplinary, Administration, Agronomy, Architecture, biological Sciences, Applied Social Sciences, Social Communication, Ecology, Economics, education, Engineering, Law, Pharmacy, Geography, geology, Letters, Mathematics, Veterinary Medicine, Chemistry, tourism and Animal Science. At the discretion of the Course College and with the consent of a potential advisor, candidates with training in other areas may be accepted. For doctoral candidates the minimum requirement for degrees is that of master.

Objectives of the Program

To train professionals to develop activities aimed at sustainable development; to seek integration with the community, companies and environmental control bodies aiming to deepen studies and knowledge for the improvement of quality of life and to expand knowledge to support the formulation and implementation of public and private policies aimed at environmental conservation and regional development, with emphasis on Cerrado and Pantanal biomes.

Concentration Areas

Subjects Master

Master Subjects

  • Ecology Applied to Environmental Sciences / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Fundamentals of Nature Sciences / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Foundations of Society and Development Sciences / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Methodology of Interdisciplinary Research / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Environmental Changes and Public Health / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Biodiversity: Use and Conservation / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Culture and Environmental Education / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Environmental Economics / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Atmospheric Pollutants & Environmental Bioindicators / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Statistical Methods Applied to Environmental Sciences / 60 Hours – 4 credits
  • Directed Study / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Geostatistics Applied to Environmental Planning / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Environmental Impacts and Recovery of Degraded Areas / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Technological Innovation and Environment / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Environmental Legislation / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
  • Modeling and Quantitative Analysis in Environmental Sciences/ 30 credits– 2 credits
  • Remote Sensing and Geoprocessing Applied to Environmental Sciences / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Field Practice / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Natural Products Prospection / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Theories of Development: Sustainability Aspects / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
  • Sustainable Tourism / 30 Hours – 2 Credits

PhD Subjects

  • Environment and Development / 90 hours – 6 credits
  • History and Occupation of Regional Space / 60 hours – 4 credits
  • Seminars / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
  • Environmental Changes and Public Health / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Biodiversity: Use and Conservation / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Culture and Environmental Education / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Ecology Applied to Environmental Sciences / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Environmental Economics / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Atmospheric Pollutants & Environmental Bioindicators / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Statistical Methods Applied to Environmental Sciences / 60 Hours – 4 credits
  • Directed Study / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Fundamentals of Nature Sciences / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Foundations of Society and Development Sciences / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Geostatistics Applied to Environmental Planning / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Environmental Impacts and Recovery of Degraded Areas / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Technological Innovation and Environment / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Environmental Legislation / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
  • Methodology of Interdisciplinary Research / 45 hours – 3 credits
  • Modeling and Quantitative Analysis in Environmental Sciences/ 30 credits– 2 credits
  • Remote Sensing and Geoprocessing Applied to Environmental Sciences / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Field Practice / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Natural Products Prospection / 30 hours – 2 credits
  • Theories of Development: Sustainability Aspects / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
  • Sustainable Tourism 30 Hours – 2 Credits

Support and Promoting Agency

Capes
Fundect
Funadesp

Course Teachers

Professor PhD Ademir Kleber Morbeck de Oliveira

CNPq Research Productivity Fellow – Level 1C

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Professor PhD Alessandro Marco Rosini

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Professor PhD Ana Paula Garcia Oliveira

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Professor PhD Bianca Obes Corrêa

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Professor PhD Eduardo de Castro Ferreira

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Professor PhD Gilberto Gonçalves Facco

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Professor PhD Giselle Marques de Araújo

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Professor PhD Higo José Dalmagro

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Professor PhD José Antônio Maior Bono

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Professor PhD Neiva Maria Robaldo Guedes

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Prof. Dr. Osvaldo Borges Pinto Junior

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Profa. Dra. Rosemary Matias

CNPq Research Productivity Fellow – Level 2C

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Professor PhD Silvia Cristina Heredia Vieira

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Professor PhD Victor Hugo de Morais Danelichen

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Larissa Tinoco Barbosa

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Emilia Alibio Oppliger

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Contacts

Professor PhD Higo José Dalmagro

Coordinator of the Stricto Sensu Post-Graduate Program in Environment and Regional Development

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