Faculty careers in stricto sensu postgraduate program
a study in brazilian private institution of higher education
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2237-5864.2018.2312Keywords:
Professor career, Professor career development, Stricto sensu programsAbstract
This paper aims to present results of a research oriented to investigate faculty careers in stricto sensu postgraduate program developed by Brazilian private institution of higher education. Under a multidimensional approach, which spans career impacts under different instances – personal, organizational and societal – the study was conducted by a qualitative and descriptive-analytical research, involving semi-structured and in-depth interviews with professors of stricto sensu postgraduate program in Administration of a Brazilian private higher education institution. As results, it was possible to identify career scripts expressing modes of engagement; difficulties, conflicts and dilemmas; as well as management strategies aimed at fulfilling macro-institutional requirements. In conclusion, the respondents expressed the role and relevance of the demands associated to the achievement of career scripts, goals, and results outlined by the Brazilian Federal Agency for Postgraduate Education – CAPES.
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