Master In Philosophy

Presentation

The Master in Classical and Christian Philosophy has the objective of training new scientists and preparing teachers for the teaching profession.

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Nowadays the Teaching in the religious area has been increasing a lot and for that reason it is necessary the professionalization and the Training of new teachers with content and technique capable of educating in a professional way, according to the current needs.

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The aim of the course is to scientifically train and direct the researcher to a set of activities listed in a data integration that broadens the horizon of his knowledge, passing through the comprehension of the complexity of the development of the individual's social and psychological intellect formation, and his And at the same time to understand the relation of the being and the interferences in its psycho-intellectual with the evolving social disturbances.


The program comprises the training of the researcher master, promoter of development, activities and research methods in the educational area as a whole, emphasizing socio-historical and religious knowledge, management, psychology, educational clinic of the individual, ministers and pastors.


In the mentioned Master course the epistemological approaches; Philosophical; Psychoanalytic and intellectual-social and religious psychologies permeate interdisciplinarily and are addressed in the integration of research

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Discipline

PHILO 001#2019 Course Program
PHILO 001 Genesis and Structure of the Duty-Being PHILO 002 The Great Ethical Systems PHILO 003 Didatics and teaching methodologies PHILO 004 Research methodology PHILO 005 Methodology of higher education PHILO 006 Ethics and History PHILO 007 Phenomenology and Hermeneutics PHILO 008 Philosophy and Law PHILO 009 Philosophy and Religion PHILO 010 Philosophy and Politics PHILO 011 Dissertation Seminar PHILO 012 Theory of Argumentation PHILO 013 Theories of Justice PHILO 014 Special Topics I (Study of Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason") PHILO 015 Special Topics II (The Philosophy of Paul Feyerabend) PHILO 016 Philosophy and Psychoanalysis PHILO 017 The Rationality of Science PHILO 018 Ministry for Children PHILO 019 Planning and Conducting a Christian Educational Program PHILO 020 Orality and Writing PHILO 002#2019 Course Program

RESEARCH LINES 1 Metaphysics: Without ever being equivalent, in function or comprehensiveness, to scientific discourse and the various practices and spheres of meaningful action of human life, philosophy classically thematizes the question of being and the nature of "reality." At the same time, it is concerned with questions concerning more specific, but at least inseparable, principles of being, the real or its meaning. For example, those concerning anthropology (the being of "human being"), theology (the being and / or existence of the foundation or "God") and cosmology (the being, the limits, etc. suggested by the concept of "world" or "wholeness"). This line of research unfolds in the interrelated projects that problematize common or singular aspects of one of these scopes, General Ontology and Theories of Subjectivity. 2 Epistemology: This line seeks the investigation of problems related to the nature, sources, limits, validity and justification of knowledge, and particularly, of scientific knowledge. It aims to articulate the more general philosophical-epistemological treatment to concrete questions of reasoning that arise in the scope of the human sciences, as a priority focus. The emphasis will not be exclusive on the logical-methodological reflection internal to the sciences, as, for example, that epitomized by some modalities of philosophy of science (the "special sciences"). It is intended, at the same time, to investigate and problematize questions pertinent to the historical constitution and to the ontological foundations of epistemology. This line of research groups the interrelated projects Phenomenology and Hermeneutics and Philosophy of Human Sciences. I. Disciplines Seminar of Dissertation I - Research in Philosophy
Subjectivity: Question of General Philosophy
Dissertation Seminar II - Subjectivity, Consciousness and History
Space and Time in Religion Science
Philosophy of Human Sciences
Phenomenology Elective courses Philosophy of Human Sciences
Philosophy of Science
Ontology and Nihilism
Philosophical Hermistry
Philosophy of Psychoanalysis
Philosophy of Art

Dissertation Production

COMPLEMENTARY ACADEMIC SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES (APAC) Participation in events: congresses and seminars of the area (with or without presentation of work) Participation in scientific events: congresses and seminars in the area (with presentation of work) Proven submission of an article in a scientific journal of the Education area



Duration of the course

The durations of the offered programs are in agreement with what was established by the independent education commission in rule 6E 2004 (4) FAC. 72 Credits (1080h)



Criteria for applying

1.To have Bachelor's degree 2.Fill in the proposed Charter
3. Send Updated Curriculum
4. Choose the Search Line
5. Produce the Pre Project Duration: 2 years
72 Credits



Conclusion Documents

1. Certificate
2. Comprehensive Report
2. Notary Public
3. Apostille
4. List of Disciplines (Ementario)



How to enroll

To enroll you must complete the enrollment form, course contract and letter of intent. Write to: contact@unilogos.org requesting the enrollment process.



Documents Required for Registration

The documents that must be submitted for registration:
• Identity Card or Functional Identity (within the validity period) • CPF (For Brazilian Students) • Birth or Marriage Certificate • Electoral Title (For Brazilian Students) • Declaration of discharge with the Electoral Justice • Reserves card (only for male candidates) • Proof of residency updated no later than 90 (ninety) days • 2 photos 3 × 4 • Curriculum Lattes • Undergraduate degree • Academic History or equivalent • Letter of Intent



Course Operation

Unilogos has a modern Virtual Learning Environment with dozens of resources. Through this environment you will study handouts, you will have access to the Video Lessons Recorded, Articles, Books in PDF and to the entire Evaluation system. The Master Course has 24 modules and 20 disciplines, for each discipline you must produce a paper and post in the Virtual Environment. The Assessment of this Paper is carried out by 3 teachers. Each teacher gives an opinion about his scientific production. The Evaluation Barema takes into account: 1. Relevance of the topic
2. Well-elaborated specification of the problem
3. Clear objectives
4. Timely and faithful citations
5. Methods, techniques and instruments appropriate to the object of study
6. Logical organization of parts of the text (distinction between introduction, development and completion) Approved in the paper you will be able to move to the next discipline and thus continue eliminating the teaching modules. The approved paper is published in Cientific Magazin Cognitionis. Real-Time Classes take place in our Web Rooms. In total there are 12 classrooms in real time. To use the Web Room you will need an Internet connection with a minimum of 2Mb. Through Web Room it is possible to watch the classes and ask the Teacher, who will answer you live, in real time.



Investiment

To know the total investment of the Course write to us informing your country. Apply only if you are eligible according to the requirements set by the course. The Master's Candidate must, necessarily, have a Recognized Undergraduate Course. e-mail: contact@unilogos.org