ImprimirCriteria and Procedures
Requirements for Master
Candidates for the Masters Program must demonstrate theoretical knowledge / previous clinical in the desired area of ??expertise: Periodontics and Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Will be evaluated in eliminatory and classificatory through a writing test (weight 5, round and qualifying), Analysis of your Curriculum Vitae (weight 4, qualifier), and an accusation Oral Curriculum Vitae (weight 1, classification) . Will be considered approved the candidate who obtains a minimum score 5.0 at the end of the selection process.
Requirements for the Doctorate
Applicants to the PhD course must have scientific and academic training in the desired area of ??expertise. Will be evaluated in eliminatory and classificatory through Written Test (weight 3 round and qualifying), Research Project Analysis (weight 3, round and qualifying), Curriculum Analysis (weight 3, classification) and accusation Oral Curriculum Vitae (1 weight, classification). The candidate who obtains a final average equal to 5.0 or higher will be considered approved in the selection process.
Requirements for Direct Doctorate
Candidates for the Direct Doctorate Program must demonstrate theoretical / previous clinical knowledge as well as scientific and academic skills in the desired area of ??expertise. Will be evaluated in eliminatory and classificatory through Written Test (weight 3 round and qualifying), Research Project Analysis (weight 3, round and qualifying), Curriculum Analysis (weight 3, classification) and accusation Oral the Project Research (1 weight, classification). Furthermore, the Direct Doctorate Course candidate proof of publication will be required or accepted articles, as described in item IX.3, letter d, namely:. Publication of evidence or accepted, the last 3 years, of at least five (5) articles in international journals indexed in PubMed by graduate student, at least one of the articles with impact factor less than 1, accompanied by a copy of the articles;
The candidate who obtains a final average equal to 5.0 or higher will be considered approved in the selection process.
The documents for registration, the number of places available, the guiding ratio, the topics and the bibliography given for the selection process, the content and the time to completion of the written test, shall include in particular Notice published in the Official State Journal St. Paul and the program’s website.
Registration for the Selection Processes should be carried out by the
SERVICE AFTER GRADUATION FORP / USP
16.3315-3955 / 3315-3971