Questões sobre o Mestrado Profissional e Multidisciplinar: A Experiência do Mestrado em Gestão Integrada em Saúde do Trabalho e Meio Ambiente – SENAC/SP
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Compondo a problemática da pós-graduação profissional e multidisciplinar Considerando primeiramente o tema proposto para este Encontro sobre a interdisciplinaridade na pós-graduação, uma das possibilidades que pensamos em trazer seria um pouco da discussão sobre algumas questões epistemológicas que temos nos deparado sobre como percebemos a configuração do desenvolvimento técnico-científico contemporâneo e suas implicações no ensino superior e pesquisa brasileiras. O perceptível aumento na abertura de cursos e estudos pós-graduados nos últimos anos nas áreas assim denominadas multi ou interdisciplinares indica mudanças no panorama da configuração das ciências e convidam a nos perguntar se se faz necessária um debruçar-se sobre os domínios e territórios determinados pelas ciências e conhecimentos ditos disciplinares e a necessidade de ultrapassar tais limites. Temos discutido um pouco sobre essas questões porque estão postas no nosso cotidiano: estamos coordenando cursos de uma nova área ou estamos solicitando...
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Itokazu, E. M. (2005). Questões sobre o Mestrado Profissional e Multidisciplinar: A Experiência do Mestrado em Gestão Integrada em Saúde do Trabalho e Meio Ambiente – SENAC/SP. Revista Brasileira Multidisciplinar, 9(2), 43-52. https://doi.org/10.25061/2527-2675/ReBraM/2006.v9i2.263
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