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Selection Process
PPGHA - UERJ 2025:
Master's and Doctorate degrees

The Graduate Program in Art History (PPGHA) at the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) announces the opening of applications for the Master's and Doctoral selection processes, with classes scheduled to begin in the second semester of 20251.

The PPGHA offers excellent academic training, with a qualified faculty and research lines that encompass diverse fields of Art History. The selection processes aim to select candidates with an interest in research and academic production in the area, capable of contributing significantly to the field of study.

  • Master's degree:

    • Twelve places are offered for the Academic Master's course.

    • The selection process includes an evaluation of the candidate's Lattes curriculum and dissertation proposal, a written exam, an oral defense of the dissertation proposal, and a foreign language proficiency exam.

    • Proof of proficiency in a foreign language is essential.

    • The target audience consists of graduates with bachelor's degrees and master's degrees in Art History, Arts, and related fields.

  • Doctorate:

    • Eight places are offered for the Academic Doctorate course.

    • The selection process includes an evaluation of the candidate's Lattes curriculum and thesis proposal, an oral defense of the proposal, and a foreign language proficiency exam.

    • Proof of proficiency in two foreign languages is essential.

    • The target audience consists of individuals holding a Master's degree in related fields.

  • Important Information for Both Levels:

    • Applications for both levels (Master's and Doctorate) will be accepted from March 3, 2025 to April 7, 2025.

    • 30% of the positions are reserved for quota candidates, in accordance with state laws.

    • Candidates who qualify under the quota system are exempt from the registration fee.

    • All candidates will undergo a single selection process.

    • The required documentation for both levels includes an application form, proof of payment of the application fee (except for quota applicants), copies of personal documents, diplomas, academic transcript, Lattes curriculum vitae, and research proposal.

    • Registration implies knowledge and acceptance of the rules established in the announcements.

    • Candidates who feel they have been unfairly treated at any stage of the selection process may appeal, in accordance with the deadlines established in the notices.

    • The complete announcements, with all the information and schedules, are available below.

This is a brief summary of the selection processes. Consult the complete announcements for all the details and specific requirements for each level. Prepare in advance and don't miss the deadlines!

Research Groups

Carnival Art Laboratory (LAC)

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Its aim is to bring together researchers interested in questioning traditional approaches to carnival thought and proposing new perspectives capable of placing them under new frameworks within the field of contemporary art and culture. It seeks to encourage discussions that propose new theories of academic thought on issues related to carnival in its broadest sense, including the forms the festival takes, its dramatic expressions, its forms of socialization, and its costume and allegorical manifestations.

Members

Felipe Ferreira and Marcelo Campos

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Rua São Francisco Xavier, 524 – 11th floor, Block E

Maracanã – 20.550-900 – Rio de Janeiro/RJ – Brazil

ppgha.art.uerj@gmail.com

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