GRADUATE PROGRAM IN NURSING
Concept 5 of Capes – National Excellence
(Courses, inter-institutional exchanges, international and national cooperation)
General Coordinator of Graduate Studies and Research
Profa Dra Márcia de Assunção Ferreira / Email: marcia.eean@gmail.com
Adjunct Coordinator of the Master’s Course
Profª Drª Marléa Chagas Moreira / Email: marleachagas@gmail.com
Adjunct Coordinator of the Doctoral Course
Profª Drª Regina Célia Gollner Zeitoune / Email: doutoradoeean@gmail.com
Academic Department
Tec. Adm. Sônia Maria Xavier
Tec. Adm. Jorge Anselmo
Email: ppgeean@gmail.com
AREA OF CONCENTRATION
Nursing in the Brazilian Social Context
LINES OF RESEARCH
Brazilian Nursing History
Fundamentals of Nursing Care
Women’s Health Nursing
Pediatric Nursing
Occupational Health Nursing
Community Health Nursing
Hospital Nursing
Health Management and Nursing Professional Practice
Health Education and Nursing
Mental Health Nursing
APPLICATION AND SELECTION PROCESS
Entry into the Graduate Program occurs annually, in March and in August, by means of public selection, whose standards are established by Public Notice of Selection, approved by the Council on Graduate Studies and Research in Nursing (CEPGPEn).
The notice is published a minimum of 30 days in advance of the date set for registration.
The selection is based on the scientific merit of the research project and of the candidate, provided through a presentation of a research project and the curriculum vitae, in which the candidate must submit his titles, scientific production, professional experience (in teaching, service and research), participation in technical and scientific events, publications of articles, books, book chapters, simple and expanded abstracts
Registration may be made in person, by proxy or registered mail, and will only be completed when all documentation is delivered. Upon registration, the applicant must indicate the line of research and research center that he wants to complete, in accordance with the provision of the vacancy orientation published in the announcement.
Location of registration: EEAN/UFRJ. Pavilhão de Aulas. Rua Afonso Cavalcanti, 275. Cidade Nova – Centro. Tele-Fax: (21) 2293-8148.
Documents required for registration:
1. Completed registration form.
2. Check list completed by the interested party, attesting to the submission of the following documents, in a labeled envelope:
– Certified photocopies:
a) The nursing graduation diploma. In the case of a declaration of completion of the course, it shall be issued on the letterhead of the institution, with the signature of the competent authority, reporting on the process of issuing the diploma;
b) Taxpayer identification (CPF) for Brazilians. Foreigners must submit the original and a photocopy of the passport.
c) A candidate for the doctoral course will also include a certified photocopy of the diploma (or the minutes of the master’s thesis defense, certified by the issuing agency) and a photocopy of the transcript of the master’s course.
– Photocopy of birth or marriage certificate;
– Photocopy of civil or military identification document;
– Disclaimer of the candidate and/or his institution of origin, related to his commitment or release from work for the completion of the course;
– Two recent photographs, 3 X 4;
– Declaration of approval of proof of proficiency in a foreign language (English or French). For the master’s: he is required to prove proficiency in a foreign language. For the doctorate: he will be required to prove proficiency in two foreign languages. The first foreign language can be considered that which was proven at the time of selection by the master’s program.
3.Curriculum vitae of the last five (05) years, according to the model available to interested parties in the Academic Office of Graduate Studies, in two (02) ways, one of which is accompanied by vouchers.
4. Research project in five parts, related to one of the research lines of the Notice;
For admission in both courses, the following proof of proficiency in a foreign language will be accepted:
– Declaration issued by the EEAN/Center for Languages and Arts (CLA) at UFRJ, valid for 01 year.
– Certificates of Proficiency in Foreign Language awarded by internationally accepted institutions, accredited for this purpose, as specified below: English Language (Toefl [500 points], Michigan [ECPE, ECCE], Cambridge or British Council [FCE, CAE, CPE ], IELTS); French Language (French Alliance [CAPES/CNPq, CCIP, DEFF / DALF, TCF, TEF])
I. Foreign applicants from countries whose official language is not Portuguese, must demonstrate proficiency in the Portuguese language, through a declaration/certification of CELP-BRAS.
II. Candidates must observe the rules and specific validity of such certificates accepted internationally. In the case in which there is no specification of validity of examination of the certificates, those issued, at a maximum, of two years will be accepted.
III. The candidate may request acceptance of the certificate of proficiency examination in another foreign language other than English or French, provided that the relevance of the option is justified in the development of the thesis/dissertation. The general coordination of the graduate school shall issue the deferral of this petition so that the candidate’s application becomes effective.
SELECTION PROCESS
Phase 1 (Elimination) – Pre-selection: Evaluation of the CurriculumVitae and research project and the adherence of these to the lines of research of the graduate degree program Stricto Sensu of EEAN/UFRJ
Phase 2 (Elimination and classifying) – Selection: Submission concerning the curriculum vitae and research project by a committee composed of three faculty members.
Candidate acceptance.
To be approved in the selection process, the candidate must achieve a minimum grade of 7.0 (seven) points.
Offer of Educational Scholarships
The graduate degree program Stricto Sensu has quotas for Educational Scholarships originating from CAPES, CNPq and Faperj To qualify for a scholarship, the student must submit the request to the Academic Office. The request will be evaluated by the Scholarship Committee based on the criteria of the funding agencies.
MASTER’S COURSE
The master’s course of the School of Nursing Anna Nery/UFRJ began in 1972, and it was the first to be deployed in Brazil, in the area of nursing.
OBJECTIVES
- To provide a theoretical and practical foundation, with a view to the advancement of the profession, the pursuit of new knowledge and the development of scientific research and training for teaching at the undergraduate level.
- To prepare nurses to work in the planning and development of programs to assist the health of the population, stimulating a critical and creative spirit in the face of realities; to provide a theoretical-practical foundation that favors the development of research in nursing.
DYNAMICS OF THE COURSE
The course develops in up to 24 months and is organized in lines of research, which are linked to the projects that originate the theses. Compulsory subjects of the course develop strategies that allow students to complete their degree in four semesters, as advocated by the research funding agencies. Admission is granted by the Research Center, which offers the vacancies based on the availability of mentors in their respective research lines.
The defense of the research project should occur up until the second semester. The qualifying examination should occur up until the third semester, which corresponds to the preliminary report of the Master’s thesis. It occurs after completion of the compulsory subjects of the course, and after having completed data collection (partial or full), followed by preliminary analysis.
For defense of the thesis, the master’s student must demonstrate the submission of an article, a product of the dissertation, for publication in a journal indexed as Qualis A, or B1 to B3. The defense of the thesis must occur before the fourth semester.
COURSE STRUCTURE
The student must comply with, obligatorily, a minimum of 61% of the workload in disciplines of the Program (24 credits) and 195 h (13 credits) for the Thesis.
A candidate for the title of “Master’s in Nursing” must complete 585 hours (36 credits), distributed in compulsory subjects, electives and the public defense of the thesis.
The minimum duration of the course is two periods and the maximum is four academic periods.
The master’s degree must be obtained by the end of the fourth semester, counted from the date of enrollment in the graduate program.
LIST OF COMPULSORY SUBJECTS AND CREDITS
| ENW 750 |
Contemporary Thought I |
4 cred 60h
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ENW 709
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Research Methods and Techniques
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4 cred 60h
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ENW 714, 715, 716
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Line of Research
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4 cred 60h
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ENW 734
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Masters thesis defense I
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6 cred 90h
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ENW 735
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Masters thesis defense II
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6 cred 90h
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ENW 708
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Contemporary Thought I
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4 cred 60h
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ENW 726
(Mandatory for scholarship students of CAPES).
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Research Methods and Techniques
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4 cred 60h
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Credits to fulfill elective courses
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12 cred 180 h
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Credit unit = 15 h
DOCTORAL COURSE
The doctoral course began in 1989, and was the third to be deployed in Brazil, in the area of nursing.
It has the philosophical guideline, “the greatest depth of knowledge and of the profession, aiming at the qualification as a nurse researcher, so one can effectively contribute to the enrichment of the knowledge of nursing.”
The doctoral dissertation is a written, original work, unpublished and relevant to knowledge, which represents a real contribution to nursing about the topic, correlated with the line of research of the student’s choice, approved by the advisor and submitted to the Examining Board.
OBJECTIVE
To qualify the nurse as a researcher who can produce scientific knowledge, to contribute effectively to the enrichment of the knowledge of nursing and to produce changes.
COURSE DYNAMICS
The development of the final product of the doctoral course is evaluated on its three steps: defense of the dissertation project, qualifying examination, and dissertation defense.
The defense of the dissertation project should occur before the second semester. The qualifying examination should take place before the fourth semester. This corresponds to the preliminary report of the doctoral dissertation. It occurs after the doctoral student has completed compulsory subjects of the course and after having completed data collection (partial or full), followed by preliminary analysis.
For defense of the dissertation, the doctoral candidate must submit an article, the product of his dissertation, for publication in a journal indexed with Qualis A or B1 to B3.
COURSE STRUCTURE
The student must meet, obligatorily, a minimum of 76% of the workload in the program disciplines (990 h/66 credits) and 300 h (20 credit) for the dissertation.
A candidate for the title of “Doctor of Nursing” must comply with, at a minimum, 1290 hours (86 credits), distributed in compulsory subjects, electives and public defense of the dissertation.
The minimum course time is four semesters, and the strategies for teaching-research leading to obtaining the title within six semesters, counted from the date of enrollment in the graduate course.
LIST OF COMPULSORY SUBJECTS AND CREDITS
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ENW 850
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Contemporary Thought II
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5 h 75 cred
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ENW 814, 815, 816
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Line of Research
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5 cred 75h
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ENW 846
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Workshop on Preparation of the Dissertation
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5 h 75 cred
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ENW 831
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Defense of Dissertation I
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5 h 75 cred
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ENW 832
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Defense of Dissertation II
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7 cred 105 h
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ENW 833
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Defense of Dissertation III
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8 cred 120 h
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Credits to fulfill in elective courses
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13 cred 195 h
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Approval of the CH of the Master’s Course
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36-39 cred.
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Credit unit = 15 h
Doctoral students who have obtained the master’s degree at EEAN/UFRJ have the right to harness up to 100% of the load hours defined for the course, according to an analysis by the Chamber of Equivalency of the workload of courses, and approval of the Council of Education of Graduate Studies and Research (CEPGPEn).
INTER-INSTITUTIONAL EXCHANGES
The program welcomes students from other graduate programs, within Brazil and from abroad, for placements in a “sandwich” modality, based on edicts of the agencies of promotion and inter-institutional agreements. The exchange student is accompanied by a tutor, a permanent professor of the program, and is integrated into the activities of the program of the Research Centers in accordance with the approved work plan.
POST-DOCTORAL PROGRAM
The Post-Doctorate in Nursing is designed for those possessing the doctoral degree, external to EEAN/UFRJ. It is developed with a minimum duration of three months, from the realization of the studies, with the maximum depth, contributing to consolidation of the line of research linked to one of the Research Centers of various departments of the EEAN.
The first Post-Doctoral program in nursing of EEAN was developed in the research line of Brazilian nursing history, in 2001. Currently, it receives doctorally prepared individuals from Brazil and abroad, in all lines of research of the program.
The program operates in accordance with the provisions of Resolution CEPG 03/2000, UFRJ.
EXCHANGES, COVENANTS AND NETWORKS OF INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
Italy: Universitá di Camerino
Faculty of Medicine and Surgery of the Universitá degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca.
Portugal/Coimbra: Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Coimbra; Academic and scientific cooperation agreement (Process 23079.060652/2010-95).
France: Université de Provence, Laboratory of Social Psychology.
Spain: Universidad de Valladolid
England: City University of London
Mexico: Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México (UAEM): Toluca. Procedure: 23079.052720/2012-50. Duration: 2004 to 03/12/2018.
Canadian: Université de Montreal (UM), Faculty of Nursing Sciences. Process 23079.033479/2008-65 . Duration: 05/15/2009 to 05/15/2014.
McGill University: Exchange involves EEAN and UFSM.
USA: Partnership with the Organization of American States: through the International Commission of Drug Control (CICAD).
University of Hartford.
School of Medicine – Center for Tuberculosis Control / John Hopkins University
Latin America
Peru/Chimbote; Universidad Los Angeles de Chimbote (Uladech); Covenant of academic and scientific cooperation (Process 23079003921/2009-00). Duration: 07/06/09 to 07/06/14
Peru/Trujillo; Universidad Nacional de Trujillo (UNT); Covenant of academic and scientific cooperation (Process 23079.031481/2007-55).Duration: 06/03/07 to 06/03/12
Peru/Lima; Universidad Alas Peruanas; Covenant of academic and scientific cooperation (Process 2379028490/2008-59). Duration: 09/01/09 to 09/01/14
Peru/Lambayeque; Universidad Nacional Pedro Ruiz Gallo. Covenant of academic and scientific cooperation (Process 2379028491/2008-11).
Peru/Chiclayo; Universidad Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo. Celebration of covenant underway. Participation of professors as visitors in the Master’s Program.
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH REPRESENTATIONS (RIPRES). Countries in South America, North America, and Europe participate, with a total of 8 countries and 48 researchers (4 Argentina; 1 Austria, 18 Brazil; 1 Scotland; 9 France; 1 Italy; 3 Mexico; 11 Portugal). Site: www.cicts.uevora.pt/RIPRES
EXCHANGES AND NATIONAL ACADEMIC COOPERATION
Doctoral Institutional (DINTER) with the Universidade de do Estado do Pará (UEPA), 2009-2012. Titration: 13 professors.
Cooperation with the Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP) in offering the Inter-institutional doctorate (DINTER) with the Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM).
Program of Academic Cooperation (PROCAD) with the Universidade do Estado do Ceará (UECE). Network of cooperation of training and research between Programs.Duration 2009-2012.
Program of Academic Cooperation (PROCAD) with the Universidade de Pernambuco: Network of cooperation of training and research between Programs.Duration 2010 -2013.
Pro-Education in Health Program. Pioneer in encouraging the approach to the research and PG stricto-sensu with a network of services. Notice 24/2010. Project: Study of Training of health professionals in the context of curricular innovations, the pedagogical training of professors and the integration of education service in the SUS Network. Network formed by: PPG Clinical Medicine (concept 7), Psychiatry, Public Health, Radiology, Center for Educational Technology for Health, Nursing (all concept 5).
