Research
Learn about what La Salle University does in the area of research
The following are lines of research to which research projects are linked:
- Health Assessment and Promotion
- Cultures, Languages, and Technologies in Education
- Effectiveness of Law in the Society
- Management, Education and Public Policies
- Teacher Training, Education Theories and Practices
- Memory, Culture and Management
- Memory, Culture and Identity
- Memory and Cultural Languages
- Pathological Processes
- Society and Fragmentation of Law
Research Projects
The research projects, developed by researchers working at La Salle University, are linked to the lines of research that integrate each of the University's Stricto Sensu Graduate Programs, or to the specific lines of research proposed, outside the Graduate Programs, to enable the nucleation of researchers and the generation of knowledge in an area of strategic interest to the University. Research Projects involving investigations involving human beings must be approved by the Research Ethics Committee (CEP). Research projects involving investigations involving the use of non-human live animals, must be approved by the Animal Use Ethics Committee (CEUA).
Visit the page for each of the Stricto Sensu Graduate Programs to learn about ongoing research projects.
Research Groups
Research Groups are an academic institution for the development and consolidation of institutional research, as well as to qualify the fulfillment of the demands of the different segments of society that involve the production of scientific and technological knowledge. A Research Group is composed of a group of organized researchers who are permanently involved in the research activity and who share spaces and resources to some degree, and who investigate around one or more common lines of research.
Visit the page for each of the Stricto Sensu Graduate Programs to learn about existing research groups.
Submission of Research Projects and Groups
Research Project Submission
* To submit a research project, see the Submission Calendar.
For Researchers linked to the Stricto Sensu Postgraduate Programs:
- Use the model of Project Proposal to carry out the preparation and submission of a new project;
- When there are collaborators, use Employee Oil Letter to prove their participation;
- For rollover Use the following documents for the current project deadline:
- Internal Correspondence;
- Research Project, containing appendix.
Send the Research Project to the coordination of the Graduate Program to which it is linked and to the e-mail: coordenacao.ppg@unilasalle.edu.br.
We remind you that projects submitted after the established deadline will be considered at the subsequent CONSEPE meeting, in accordance with the Submission Schedule.
Research Group Submission
Creation of a Research Group
To create a Research Group it is necessary to follow the steps below:
- Completion of Proposal for the Creation of a Research Group
- Check the maximum submission date in the CONSEPE Calendar
- Send the Group Proposal to the coordination of the Graduate Program to which it is linked and to the e-mail: coordenacao.ppg@unilasalle.edu.br
Research Group Change
To change a Research Group it is necessary to follow the steps below:
- Completion of Research Group Amendment Proposal
- Check the maximum submission date in the CONSEPE Calendar
- Send the Group Amendment Proposal to the coordination of the Graduate Program to which it is linked and to the e-mail: coordenacao.ppg@unilasalle.edu.br
Extinction of a Research Group
To extint a Research Group it is necessary to follow the steps below:
- Completion of Research Group Extinction Proposal
- Check the maximum submission date in the CONSEPE Calendar
- Send the Group Extinction Proposal to the coordination of the Graduate Program to which it is linked and to the e-mail: coordenacao.ppg@unilasalle.edu.br
Scientific Initiation Program (PROIC)
Technological Initiation and Innovation Program (PROITI)
Voluntary Academician (AV)
Current Selection Process
Academic with an External Scholarship (ABE)
Current Selection Process
Academic with Internal Scholarship (ABI)
Current Selection Process
Academic Research, Innovation, and Extension Week
With the theme Impacts of Extreme Weather Events on Society: Challenges and Solutions, the Academic Research, Innovation and Extension Week - SAPIENS Unilasalle -, reflects the urgency of the discussion about climate change and its effects on the planet and society.
Changes in climate, intensified by human action, have caused extreme weather events that are increasingly frequent and intense, such as prolonged droughts, devastating floods, heat waves, hurricanes, and forest fires. Not only do these extreme events result in incalculable human and material losses, but they also threaten food security, public health, the economy, and social stability. In addition, climate change exacerbates social inequalities, disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable populations.
SAPIENS will take place between days October 07 and 10, 2024. A week of differentiated activities that seek to further connect the academy and the market, generating new solutions for real problems. The objective is to create an attractive environment for the sharing of knowledge, experiences, ideas and initiatives involving students at all levels of education.
Research Yearbook
In magazine format, it is a communication channel for the entire academic community of La Salle University, which aims to publicize what was developed at the University by professors, researchers and students, as part of the research, over a year. O target audience of the publications are composed of students, teachers, and researchers from all areas of knowledge.
Scientific Journals
Saúde e Desenvolvimento Humano
Revista Direito e Sociedade
Revista de Ciências Ambientais
Mouseiom
Educação, Ciência e Cultura
Diálogo
Desenvolve Revista de Gestão do Unilasalle
Conhecimento & Diversidade