Internacionalização

Programa de Pós-Graduação Stricto Sensu em Comunicação

International Networks - Internationalization

UNIP's Graduate Program in Communication sees internationalization as an essential strategy for broadening the social impact of its actions and deepening the complexity of the research developed. The research carried out within the scope of the Program links global communication phenomena, such as platformization and mediatization, with local and national manifestations, such as urban media practices or Afro-Brazilian religious expressions.

Although not all research requires international cooperation, dialogue with foreign contexts has proved decisive on a number of fronts. For this reason, the PPG prioritizes the inclusion of teachers and students in national and international research networks, whether in person or remotely.

Among the results achieved in the 2021-2024 quadrennium, the following stand out: participation in projects funded by international organizations; publications in foreign journals and books; academic mobility; supervision and co-supervision of theses at international institutions; and the participation of the Program's professors in teaching and research activities, as well as on editorial boards and committees abroad. These indicators prove the consistency of the PPG's internationalization policy and its contribution to the advancement of science and society, as can be seen below:

Research projects funded by foreign agencies and organizations

  • RISE SMA SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS FOR SOCIETY AND CRISIS COMMUNICATION / European Union’s Horizon 2020 - Research and Innovation / Grant Agreement no. 823866, vigencia 2019-2024 | Coordenação geral: Stephen Glietz (Universidade de Potsdam/ Alemanha – Coordenação América Latina: Adriana da Rosa Amaral (UNIP) / Grant Agreement no. 823866, vigencia 2019-2024.

Research projects that have members (teachers and students) participating from foreign institutions

  • URBAN COMMUNICATION, ARTIVISMS AND RE-EXISTENCES: A CARTOGRAPHY OF MUSICAL-MEDIA PRACTICES IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF SÃO PAULO IN (POST)PANDEMIC CONTEXTS | Coordination Simone Luci Pereira (UNIP) | Collaboration of Paula Guerra (Lecturer, University of Porto, Portugal);
  • FOOTBALL, MEDIA AND NEW POPULISMS IN CONTEMPORARY BRAZIL: A SOCIOSEMiotic LOOK | Coordination Paolo Demuru (UNIP) | Collaboration of Franciscu Sedda (Lecturer, University of Cagliari, Italy);
  • DISINFORMATION AS A STRATEGY OF POWER AND VIRTUAL MOBILIZATION | Coordination Carla Montuori Fernandes (UNIP) | Collaboration Eva Campos-Dominguez (Lecturer, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain).

Program research projects based and/or coordinated in foreign and/or international institutions

  • RISE SMA SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS FOR SOCIETY AND CRISIS COMMUNICATION | Universidade de Potsdam, Alemanha | Coordenação geral: Stephen Glietz (Universidade de Potsdam/ Alemanha – Coordenação América Latina: Adriana da Rosa Amaral (UNIP) / Grant Agreement no. 823866, vigencia 2019-2024;
  • REPRESENTANDO LA VIOLENCIA DE GÉNERO NA TELENOVELA CONTEMPORÁNEA EM EL PERU, CHILE, MÉXICO Y BRASIL | Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Peru | Coordenação geral: Giuliana Cassano (PUC-Peru) – Coordenação Brasil: Clarice Greco Alves (UNIP) Financiamento Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú / Processo no. PI0869, vigência 2021-2023;
  • /INFANCIAS Y JUVENTUDES LATINOAMERICANAS EN MIGRACIÓN: DERECHOS Y PRÁCTICAS POLÍTICAS Y CULTURALES DE RESISTENCIA Y RE-EXISTENCIA (2022-2025) | Rede CLACSO – Colombia | Coordenação geral: María Camila Ospina Alvarado (Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Niñez y Juventud - Universidad de Manizales, Colombia) – Coordenação Brasil: Simone Luci Pereira.

Internationally circulated publications by permanent professors, students/graduates of the Program

Adriana da Rosa Amaral
  • AMARAL, A. R.; DRIESSEN, S.. FAN ENGAGEMENT, IDENTITIES, AND REPRESENTATION IN POP CULTURE. Brazilian Creative Industries Journal, v. 4, p. 02-12, 2024;
  • MARX, J.; BLANCO, B.; AMARAL, A. R. ; STIEGLITZ, S. ; AQUINO, M.C. . Combating Misinformation with Internet Culture - The Case of Brazilian Health Organizations during the COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign. Internet Research, v. 1, p. 1-23, 2023;
  • AMARAL, A. R.; JUNG, A.; BRAUN, L.; BLANCO, B.. Narratives of Anti‐Vaccination Movements in the German and Brazilian Twittersphere: A Grounded Theory Approach. MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION, v. 10, p. 144-156, 2022;
  • AMARAL, A. R.; GROHMANN, R. N.. You Better Work: Work in Studies on Communication and Music in Brazil. IASPM JOURNAL (JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF POPULAR MUSIC), v. 12, p. 81-96, 2022;
  • GROHMANN, R. N.; AQUINO, M.C.; RODRIGUES, A.; MATOS, E. ; GOVARI, C. ; AMARAL, A. R. . Click farm platforms: an updating of informal work in Brazil and Colombia. Work Organization, Labour & Globalization, v. 1, p. 1-18, 2022;
  • SPEZZANO, F. (Org.); AMARAL, A. R. (Org.); CEOLIN, D. (Org.); FAZIO, L. (Org.); SERRA, E. (Org.). Disinformation in Open Online Media. 1. ed. Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2022. v. 1. 172p;
  • VIEIRA, E.; AMARAL, A. R.. From “Nazaré Confusa” to the “Confused Blonde Lady”: The Role of Brazilian “Zuera” as a Post-Mass Media Genre in Digital Culture. In: Schafer, V.; Pailler, F. (Org.). Online Virality. Spread and Influence. 1ed.Berlim: De Gruyter, 2024, v. 1, p. 79-98;
  • AMARAL, A. R.. TikTok-Doomerismus: Ein Algorithmus und die Wiederbelebung des Post-Punk durch transkulturelles Fandom. In: Detlef Diederichsen; Arno Raffeiner. (Org.). Die Macht der Kanäle. 1ed.Leipzig: Spector Books, 2022, v. 18, p. 05-15.
Barbara Heller
  • HELLER, B.; NEVES, T. C.; PERAZZO, P. F.; GOULART, A. P.. Memories, metaphores and imagination in oral life story narratives. MATRIZES (ONLINE), v. 17, p. 251-268, 2023;
  • HELLER, B.; BENAGLIA, A. W. M.. Paz, justiça e instituições eficazes (ODS 16). REVISTA DE FILOSOFIA Y CÎENCIAS - PROMETEICA, v. 28, p. 244-262, 2023;
  • CARLA MONTUORI FERNANDES;
  • FERNANDES, C. M.I; OLIVEIRA, L. A.; CARVALHO, M. E. S.. Image and projection on social media: an analysis of BTS members profiles on Instagram. OBSERVATORIO (OBS*), v. 18, p. 96-117, 2024;
  • FERNANDES, C. M.; PAULA, V. M.; FARNESE, P. . Dissemination of scientific knowledge during the pandemic: the media strategies undertaken by the largest research producers in Brazil. Revista ComHumanitas, v. 15, p. 92-114, 2024.
Clarice Greco Alves
  • GRECO, C.; AMARAL, A.; CAMACHO QUIROZ, N. ; BORDA, Libertad. . Fan studies in Latin America: A call to arms. Transformative Works and Cultures, v. 43, 2024;
  • GRECO, C.; ARANTES, F.. Big Brother Brasil: Longevity, Innovations, and Interaction with Fans. Fandom, Cultures, Research, v. 1, p. 93-105, 2024;
  • GRECO, C.. Can Telenovelas be Cult TV?: An Audience Perspective. Participations, v. 19, p. 76-98, 2023;
  • GRECO, C.; PONTES, E. L.. Fans as Critics: quality TV through the evaluation of fans. In: Venzmer, E.. (Org.). Perspektiven des Quality Television Theorie Ästhetik Fandom Queer-feministische und gesellschaftskritische Serienpraktiken. 1ed.Chemnitz: The Nex Art, 2024, v. 1, p. 107-126.
Gustavo Souza da Silva
  • SOUZA, G.. Víctimas de traumas en el documental brasileño. RAZÓN Y PALABRA, v. 26, p. 239-252, 2023;
  • SILVA, G. S., PEREIRA, S. L.; GRECO, C.;. Consumo mediático, localismos y cosmopolitismos: la serie brasileña Cosa más linda. In: Cedillo, E. A.; María Martínez, T. G.; Moya, M. C. L. (editores). (Org.). Netfliz: Una pantalla que te saca de aquí. 1ed.Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas: Universidad de Ciencias y Artes de Chiapas, 2021, v. 1, p. 163-177.
Heloísa de Araújo Duarte Valente
  • GRANADO, R.; VALENTE, H. A. D.. From the sound of lathes to the noise of amplifiers: Heavy metal and musical scene of Greater ABC Region (Sao Paulo, Brazil). In: Bradine, B.; Steuart, J.. (Org.).;Living metal - metal scenes around the world. 1ed.Chicago: Intellect, University of Chicago Press, 2022, v. 1, p. 254-274;
  • VALENTE, H. A. D.. Song from Overseas: Memory and Nomadism of Fado. In: Andreica, Oana. (Org.). Music as Cultural Heritage and Novelty. 1ed.Cham: Springer Nature, 2022, v. 24, p. 1-16.
Issaaf Santos Karhawi
  • KARHAWI, I.; GROHMANN, R.. Struggling with platforms: Marxist identities, cultural production, and everyday work in Brazil. International Journal of Cultural Studies, v. -, p. 1-18, 2024;
  • KARHAWI, I.. Entre algoritmos, métricas de engajamento e plataformas digitais: influenciadores digitais e trabalho de visibilidade. REVISTA LATINOAMERICANA DE CIENCIAS DE LA COMUNICACIÓN, v. 23, p. 103-114, 2024;
  • KARHAWI, I.; CAMARGO, I. O.. Journalists or influencers? The appropriation of digital influencers practices as a tool of journalistic value. Brazilian Creative Industries Journal, v. 3, p. 121-148, 2023;
  • KARHAWI, I. S.; PRAZERES, M.. Algorithmic exhaustion: digital influencers, platform work, and mental health. RECIIS - Revista Eletrônica de Comunicação, Informação & Inovação em Saúde, v. 16, p. 801, 2022.
Laura Loguercio Cánepa
  • LOGUERCIO CÁNEPA, L.; HERMOSILA, E.; AREVALOS, V.. Introducción al Dossier: La mujer en el cine de terror latinoamericano. REVISTA IMAGOFAGIA, v. 30, p. 260-263, 2024.
  • MAURICIO RIBEIRO DA SILVA;
  • Pina, J. A.; M., S.; Silva, M. R.. Black Men’s Rosary Brotherhood of Penha (SP): the body as primary media and resistance form in the rite and in the fest. CONTRACAMPO - BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION, Niterói, v. 41, n. 3, 2022.
Paolo Demuru
  • DEMURU, P.. Le même et le différent. La construction discursive du peuple en politique: notes du cas brésilien. Acta Semiotica, v. 3, p. 95-106, 2023;
  • DEMURU, P.; SEDDA, F.; LANDOWSKI, E.. Profession: sémioticiens. II. Import / export en 2023. Revista Acta Semiotica, v. 3, p. 247-264, 2023;
  • DEMURU, P.. Qanons, anti-vaxxers, and alternative health influencers: a cultural semiotic perspective on the links between conspiracy theories, spirituality, and wellness during the Covid-19 pandemic. Social Semiotics, v. 32, p. 588-605, 2022;
  • DEMURU, P.; SEDDA, F.; LANDOWSKI, E.. Profession: sémioticiens. I. Options et perspectives en 2022. Revista Acta Semiotica, v. 2, p. 228, 2022;
  • DEMURU, P.. Hyper(in)visibility and urban-mediatic populism in São Paulo: a sociosemiotic approach. SEMIOTICA (ONLINE), v. 2021, p. 61-80, 2021;
  • DEMURU, P.; LANDOWSKI, ERIC (Org.). Dossier: Aspects sémiotiques du changement. 3. ed. SÃO PAULO: PUC-SP, 2023. v. 3;
  • DEMURU, P.. La "Q" di QAnon. In: Dario Mangano; Franciscu Sedda. (Org.). Simboli d'oggi. 1ed.Milano: Meltemi, 2023, v. 1, p. 429-451;
  • DEMURU, P.. Il senso e i sensi del simbolico. In: Gianfranco Marrone. (Org.). Contaminazioni simboliche. 1ed.Milano: Meltemi, 2021, v. 1, p. 45-67.
Simone Luci Pereira
  • SOARES, T.; PEREIRA, S. L.. Paquete digital as media format for cultural consumption in Cuba: Theoretical and investigative paths in ethnographic-inspired research. Revista Foro Cubano, v. 3, p. 53-62, 2023;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.; GHEIRART, O.. The Independent Electronic Music Party Scene/Circuit in São Paulo: A Panorama of the 2010s. LATIN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES, p. 0094582X2311724, 2023;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.; BEZERRA, P.. Ocupar, comunicar, habitar: un análisis de la ocupación artística “Ouvidor 63” en el centro de São Paulo. REVISTA LATINOAMERICANA DE CIENCIAS DE LA COMUNICACIÓN, v. 20, p. 88-99, 2021;
  • TEJEDA, D. (Org.); PEREIRA, S. L. (Org.); TROTTA, F. (Org.); SILBA, M. (Org.) . Le cayó la gota fría: formación, trabajo y economías de la música popular en América Latina - Actas del XIV Congreso IASPM-AL. 01. ed. Santo Domingo/Rep. Dominicana: IASPM-LA, 2022. v. 01. 508p;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.; BORELLI, S.; PAIVA, M. C.; BRAS, J.M. . Slam Resistência: jóvenes y activismo ante las brechas de la pandemia de Covid-19. In: ROMERO, Juan et al. (Org.). Nuevas generaciones de América Latina y el Caribe Persistencias y emergencias de las desigualdades. 01ed.Buenos Aires: CLACSO, 2024, v. 01, p. 87-124;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.; PONTES, E. V.; RODRIGUES, J. C; BEZERRA, P.. Apropriações da cidade em práticas musicais juvenis em São Paulo: experiências de uma pesquisa coletiva. In: Alvarado, S. V.; Jaramillo, O.. (Org.). Violencias, contra- hegemonías y re(ex)istencias en clave de niñeces y juventudes latinoamericanas. 01ed.Manizales; Buenos Aires: CINDE/CLACSO, 2023, v. 01, p. 223-276;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.; PAIVA, M. C.. Silvia Borelli: entrelugares da Comunicação e da Antropologia.. In: Rodríguez, Clememcia; Marroquín Parducci, Amparo; Rincón, Omar. (Org.). MUJERES DE LA COMUNICACIÓN 2 [AMÉRICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE]. 01ed.Bogotá: Friedrich Ebert Stiftung FES (Fundación Friedrich Ebert), 2023, v. 02, p. 189-204;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.; SILVA, G. S.; ALVES, C. G.. Consumo mediático, localismos y cosmopolitismos: la serie brasileña Cosa más linda. In: GARZON MARTINEZ, Maria Teresa et al.. (Org.). Netflix: una pantalla que te saca de aquí. 01ed.Mexico: Cesmeca, 2021, v. 01, p. 163-177;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.. Que latino? Juventudes, música e dinâmicas históricas Brasil/ América Latina Hispânica. In: BORELLI, S.; VALENZUELA, J. M.. (Org.). Jovens latino-americanos: necropolíticas, culturas políticas e urbanidades. 01ed.Buenos Aires: CLACSO, 2021, v. 01, p. 291-319;
  • PEREIRA, S. L.. Música de Calle: comunicación urbana y etnografia muti-situada en dos países (Brasil/Mexico). In Bueno, N. B.. (Org.). Ciudades vibrantes Sonido y experiencia aural urbana en América Latina. 01ed.Santiago/Chile: Universidad Mayor, 2021.

Products involving permanent professors and students from PPGs resulting from the development of research projects in partnership with foreign institutions

  • Extra, extra! (Card game - RPG); the product was developed as part of the doctoral research method MIDIATRIC LITERACY IN PLAY: ROLE-PLAYING GAME (RPG) AS A PEDAGOGICAL TOOL FOR PROMOTING MIDIATRIC EDUCATION AMONG BRAZILIAN AND AUSTRALIAN YOUNG PEOPLE, by student Marina Alvarenga Botelho under the supervision of Prof. Carla Montuori Fernandes. The product was developed in collaboration with Prof. Tanya Notley (University of Western Sydney) on a CNPq/PDSE scholarship;
  • AntiVaxxers on Social Media Podcast; made on September 19, 2023 and produced by Media & Communication magazine (Editora Cogitatio, Lisbon, Portugal). The product derives from the article AMARAL, A. R.; JUNG, A. ; BRAUN, L. ; BLANCO, B. Narratives of Anti-Vaccination Movements in the German and Brazilian Twittersphere: A Grounded Theory Approach. Media and Communication, v. 10, p. 144-156, 2022, production linked to the RISE SMA SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS FOR SOCIETY AND CRISIS COMMUNICATION project.

Visiting foreign professors or researchers received by the PPG

  • GOSHA VORONIN (Potsdam Universität, Alemanha);
  • PhD-sandwich student for the periods February-April and June-September 2024; Funding RISE 2020 (European Commission); Supervision: Adriana da Rosa Amaral;
  • LENNART HOFEDITZ (Potsdam Universität, Alemanha);
  • PhD-sandwich student from January to March 2024; Funding RISE 2020 (European Commission); Supervision: Adriana da Rosa Amaral;
  • VERÓNICA GONZÁLEZ LIST (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México);
  • Sandwich PhD student from January to April 2023; Funding: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México; Supervision: Adriana da Rosa Amaral.

Foreign professors/researchers who have participated as members of thesis defense committees in the Program

  • GABRIELA BORGES MARTINS CARAVELA | University of Algarve (Portugal) | Doctoral Evaluator | MIDIATRIC LITERACY IN PLAY: ROLE-PLAYING GAME (RPG) AS A PEDAGOGICAL TOOL FOR PROMOTING MIDIATRIC EDUCATION AMONG BRAZILIAN AND AUSTRALIAN YOUNG PEOPLE | Marina de Alvarenga Botelho | 20/12/2024.
  • MANUEL ANGEL FERNANDEZ SANDE | Complutense University of Madrid (Spain) | Master's Degree Evaluator | THE WOMEN OF PAULISTAN RADIO: AN INVESTIGATION ON THE FEMALE PRESENCE IN THE SÃO PAULO BROADCASTERS BETWEEN THE 1920S AND 1950s | Luciana Antunes | 24/06/2022.
  • PAULA GUERRA | University of Porto (Portugal) | Master's Degree Evaluator | NARRATIVES ABOUT PUNK IN SÃO PAULO: COSMOPOLITISMS, GENERATIONS, TEMPORALITIES | Felipe Luna Silvatti | 09/04/2021.

Permanent professors and students of the Program who have carried out internships/training, technical visits, research meetings and scientific and technological cooperation in a foreign institution

Adriana da Rosa Amaral (Lecturer)
  • Research Meeting | Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester | October 2024;
  • RISE 2020 Project Research Meetings | Universität Potsdam | June 2024;
  • RISE 2020 Project Research Meetings | Universität Duibsurg-Essen in Duisburg | May 2022.
Mauricio Ribeiro da Silva (Lecturer)
  • Visiting Professor | Università degli Studi di Cagliari | May 2023 | Activities: Postgraduate lectures, scientific cooperation meetings | Erasmus+ funding.
Paolo Demuru (Lecturer)
  • Visiting Professor | Università degli Studi di Cagliari | June 2023 | Activities: Postgraduate lectures, Research meetings with Franciscu Sedda | Erasmus+ funding.
Simone Luci Pereira (Lecturer)
  • Visiting Professor | University of Porto - Institute of Sociology | Activities: Postgraduate classes, Conference, Workshop and research meetings with Paula Guerra.
Jose Luiz Balestrini Junior (Student | Doctorate)
  • Sandwich Doctorate PDSE | UNIVERSITÄT INNSBRUCK | 01/04/2024 to 30/09/2024.
Juliana Ayres Pina (Student | Doctorate)
  • Research Internship | UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID | 01/07/2022 to 30/07/2022 | Funding: Santander.
Maria Estela Silva Andrade (Student | Doctorate)
  • Sandwich Doctorate PDSE | UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI CAGLIARI | 01/04/2024 to 30/06/2024.
Rayane Marinho Leal
  • Short-term doctoral Mobility | UNIVERSITY OF SALZBURG | 06/10/2023 a 18/01/2024 | Financiamento: Erasmus+ Learning Agreement - Student Mobility for Studies - International Mobility.
Fabiola Guimaraes Monteiro Ledo
  • Sandwich Doctorate PDSE | UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID | 01/09/2024 to 30/11/2024.

Professors and graduates of the Program who have completed a postdoctoral / or senior internship abroad

  • Prof. Adriana da Rosa Amaral | Post-doctorate | University of Surrey, England (2016);
  • Prof. Carla Montuori Fernandes | Post-doctorate | Universidad de Valladolid, Spain (2020);
  • Prof. Heloísa de Araújo Duarte Valente | Research internship | EHESS, Paris;
  • Prof. Jorge Miklos | Research internship | Vilém-Flusser-Archiv, Berlin (2013);
  • Prof. Laura Loguercio Cánepa | Post-doctorate | University of Leeds, England (2019);
  • Prof. Malena Segura Contrera | Post-doctorate | University of Vienna, Austria (2002) | Research internships | University of Seville, Spain and Free University of Berlin, Germany;
  • Prof. Simone Luci Pereira | Post-doctorate | Progranma de Investigación Posdoctoral en Ciencias Sociales, Niñez y Juventud da Red CLACSO de Posgrados and Red INJU, in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Tijuana, Mexico; Medellin and Manizales, Colombia (2016);
  • Prof. Dr. Vander Casaqui | Post-doctorate | New University of Lisbon, Portugal (2013).

Permanent professors who have supervised or co-supervised students in programs abroad

Adriana Rosa Amaral
  • Lennart Hofeditz | PhD | Potsdam Universität, Germany | Co-supervision in progress.
  • Gosha Voronin | PhD | Potsdam Universität, Germany | Co-supervision in progress.
Simone Luci Pereira
  • Tomás Frère | PhD | Universidad Nacional Autóma de Mexico | Co-supervision in progress.

Permanent professors of the Program who have developed academic activities abroad (teaching, seminars, boards, commissions, selection processes)

Adriana Rosa Amaral

Coordination of an international project with funding

  • Spreading the antidote: the framing of vaccination campaigns against COVID-19 in the sphere of Brazilian social networks (SMAVAC) - Funding: DFG- Deutsche -Forschungsgemeinschaft, 2021 to 2023.
  • RISE SMA Social Media Analytics for Society and Crisis Communication - Funding: European Commission, 2019 to 2024.
  • Misleading images. The influence of visualizations on the spread of fake news on social networks, Funding: PRORAL-CAPES, 2020-2022.

Participation in a funded international project

  • Lusophone pop-peripheral music networks: genres, formats, performances and narratives in flux in the digital ecosystem. Funding: CNPq. Coordination: Simone Pereira de Sá. 2023 - 2025, in progress.
Mauricio Ribeiro da Silva
  • Gymnasium “STEREOTYPES OF BRAZILIAN CULTURE: practices, discourses and imaginaries” | University of Cagliari | Maio 2024 | Erasmus+ Funding.
Simone Luci Pereira

Participation in Boards

  • Media Studies PostGraduate - University of Tübingen, Germany | The sound of sisterhood: a study of female musicians building networks against unusual spaces in the Global South, Beatriz Medeiros, PhD, 2024.
  • University of Porto, Portugal | Communication, inclusion, civic participation and development - The case of the Transformers Movement, Ariana Castro Serôdio, Master's Degree, 2022.
  • Qualifying Exam in Music/EtnoMusicology, Universidad Nacional Autóma de Mexico - UNAM, Mexico | 'Music for thinking": entre la conciencia y la hipnosis. Pedagogy and politics in Brazilian popular music | Tomas Frère, PhD, 2022.

Master classes and lectures

  • Mapping musical-media practices in the city: some reflections on the territory of Bixiga in São Paulo/Brazil”. Conference given at the event V COMbART: Art, activism and citizenship (Porto/Portugal), July/2024.
  • Practices of migrant cultural activism and diasporic identities: the case of the Afrika Cultural Center (Bixiga/SP/Brazil)”. Lecture given at the Opening of the Event: Meeting Art, Creativity and Transmemory. University of Porto, (Porto/Portugal), March/2023.
  • Digital Ethnographies - challenges and perspectives. Conference given at the Event: I International Congress of Digital Ethnographies. Universidad Autonoma de Baja California (Ensenada/Mexico), June/2022.

Permanent professors of the Program who have participated in editorial committees and editorial boards of foreign journals

Adriana da Rosa Amaral

Editor of editorial collection: Popular Culture and World Politics Book Series | Routledge Publishing, London, England since 2023;
Member of the Editorial Board: International Journal of Communication and Popular Communication since 2023;
Editor of the Dossier Pop Culture, Fan Studies and Creative Industries in the Brazilian Creative Industries Journal, with Simone Driessen (Erasmus University of Rotterdam, Netherlands) in 2024.

Laura Loguercio Cánepa

Editor of the Dossier Women in Latin American Horror Cinema for Imagofagia Magazine.

Simone Luci Pereira

Associate Editor of the IASPM Journal (UK)
Member of the Editorial Board of TRANS - Revista Transcultural de Música (SPAIN).