The objective of this course is to introduce students to the fundamental concepts, traditionally used, in statistical analysis applied to the evaluation of public policies. Furthermore, the free statistical software R will be introduced; This will be the basic tool for processing and analyzing data in the course. The advantages of using R include: reproducibility of analyses; free software, with no need to purchase a license; contains a wide variety of analytical and graphical features; It is the most used software in the world for data analysis. To better visualize some of the concepts for data analysis, when necessary, Excel software will also be used.

The course aims to analyze the determinants of economic growth, short-term fluctuations in the economy and relevant aspects of the impact and implementation of the main economic policies: fiscal and monetary. The course should also prepare the student to understand the sources of a country's long-term growth, the causes of economic cycles and the public policies necessary for sustainable growth. Furthermore, the student must understand the mechanisms through which fiscal and monetary policies affect the country's growth and how we can improve it.

The subject addresses the paradigms of Public Administration: bureaucratic, new public management, new public governance, as well as the New Public Governance: institutional qualities and capabilities (state capabilities, leadership, institutional architecture, management model, innovation), relationship and collaboration ( networks, society-Network, State-Network governance), in addition to public performance and value management (strategy, alignment, monitoring and evaluation).

The objective of the course is to present the process of scientific production in the area of ​​applied social sciences, with emphasis on the production of knowledge in the field of public administration. The course also covers the importance of research methods and techniques, as well as guidelines for preparing a master's dissertation: structure and content.

The objective of this course is to enable students to work with mathematical concepts that will be used in subsequent disciplines, such as Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, among others. During the course of the course, the following topics will be covered: Matrices and determinants; Leontief input-output matrix; Limits and Derivatives; Partial and second order derivatives; Unrestricted and Restricted Maximization and Integrals.

Among other topics, this subject offers a current overview of the relationship between the courts of accounts and the public administration.

It deals with several fundamental themes to the control in the public administration, such as: judicial control of the Public Administration; judicialization of public policies; administrative impropriety and corruption.

The discipline includes the analytical study of the fight against corruption, a topic that constitutes one of the main topics of discussion in the national and international scenarios.

Among the main topics of this discipline are economic reforms and development, as well as microeconomic reforms and the business environment.

The emphasis of this course is on the management instruments of the Judiciary, as well as on mediation, arbitration and other appropriate methods of conflict resolution. Also addressing the Mediation Law and the reform of the Arbitration Law.

Variable topic subject, focusing on the discussion of contemporary challenges related to the management of the judiciary.

The discipline encompasses the following topics: State, government and public policies; public policies and institutions; social participation and federalism; politics, bureaucracy and government teams; presidentialism and the political system in Brazil; institutional arrangements and democratic public governance.

This course addresses important issues related to federalism and the Brazilian budget, including: Brazilian budget system; Fiscal Responsibility Law; fiscal federalism; intergovernmental transfers; Tax Recovery Regime for the States and the Federal District.

Among other topics, the course deals with the new instruments of public management, strategic planning and management for results in the public sector.

The discipline focuses on analysis and reflection on the processes that promote methodological support to establish the best direction to be followed by organizations.

This course comprises the contemporary debate on democracy, as well as the Brazilian case, its institutions and how this design affects the formulation and implementation of public policies.

Variable topic subject, focusing on the discussion of contemporary challenges of public policy and government management.

The discipline encompasses the definitions, types and phases of public policy processes, as well as theoretical perspectives on the State and public policies. The discussions also reach the Brazilian political-institutional environment.

Among the topics covered in this course, the following can be highlighted: context of innovation - concepts and principles; innovation and public management; design thinking methods and tools applied to policy making.

This course provides a broad and intuitive view of the tools available for evaluating the impact of public policies and social programs.

The discipline comprises the discussion of fundamental concepts in environment and environmental policy, policies related to the brown agenda, environmental licensing and strategic environmental assessment.

Among other topics, this subject deals with productivity, economic growth and development, instruments of productive development policies and regional development policies.

Among other topics, this course offers an in-depth view of regulation concepts, regulation theories and motivations for regulation, in addition to addressing institutional aspects of Brazilian Regulatory Agencies.

The discipline analyzes the role played by the government in a market economy, focusing on the restrictions imposed by the government on the decisions of firms.

This discipline comprises the debate on the relationship between State and market, as well as State intervention in the economy, in two of its various forms, namely, regulation and defense of competition.

The discipline deals with the problems of governance of large projects through empirical cases of the Brazilian political-institutional environment. Topics such as: institutional arrangements for PPPs and coordination and monitoring of investment programs are also addressed.

Variable topic subject, focusing on the discussion of contemporary challenges of public policy and government management.