The Curricular Structure is aimed at ensuring the training of students in synergy with the objectives of the Program. There is content focused on the nuclear training of graduate students providing opportunities for learning scientific methodology and writing scientific texts. Nuclear training subjects are recommended for all students, and the student may eventually take equivalent or complementary subjects offered in other PPGs. There are core subjects recommended specifically for the Master’s course and others for the Doctorate course. There are disciplines to support the different lines of research, as shown below.
Nuclear Training Subjects recommended for the Master’s Course:
Course Number – Discipline (Description)
RAL 5830 – Standardization of Scientific Papers, Theses, and Dissertations (Description)
RAL 5832 – Bibliographic Search: Access to Databases
RAL 5838 – Statistics Applied to Clinical Trials
RAL 5856 – Research Methods in Acute Normovolemic Hemodilution
RAL 5872– Clinical Research and Meta-Analysis in Non-Pharmacological Interventions
RAL 5877 – Osseointegration of Implants in Orthopedics
RAL 5879 – Advanced Aspects of the International Classification of Functionality, Disability, and Health
RAL 5881 – Experimental Investigation Methods on Stimulation of Bone Fracture Consolidation and Treatment of Union Abnormality
RAL5887 – Advanced Resources for Analysis of Results in Scientific Research
RAL 5888 – Updates and Advances in Methods of Assessment, Prevention, and Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries
RAL 5889 – Advanced Topics in Surgical Anesthetic Risk
RAL 5891 – Biomechanics and Application of Locking Plates
RAL 5893 – Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) in Clinical Decision Making
RAL 5894 – Advanced Topics and Scientific Evidence in the Treatment of Knee Diseases
RAL 5895 – Academic Writing Techniques
RAL 5896 – Invasive and Non-invasive Protocols for Assessing, Prescribing and Monitoring Aerobic Training Applied to the Locomotor System
Semi-annual enrollment:
The regular student must enroll in the Janus System every six months until submitting the dissertation or thesis.
There are two types of enrollment: enrollment in courses or attendance enrollment (if you are not going to take the disciplines).
The semi-annual enrollment shall be made in January and July, according to the schedule informed by the Dean of Graduate Studies by USP e-mail.
Failure to enroll implies termination of the Graduate program.
The Special Student is an undergraduate student who enrolls in Graduate disciplines. There are no admission examination procedures for a special student in graduate courses at Ribeirão Preto Medical School-USP. The student can enroll in disciplines at any time during the semester until the beginning of the chosen discipline.
Information at FMRP-USP Graduate Section
Access the course catalog (from all USP units and programs)
Type: https://uspdigital.usp.br/janus/comum/sessaoExpiradaConteudo.jsf
Public access: click on disciplines offered and then on “disciplines offered by the field of study”; all USP units will appear here.
For each discipline, there will be the programs of the units.
Our program is at:
17 – Ribeirão Preto Medical School (click on it). All FMRP/USP graduate programs will appear
E.g., at each click on programs, the disciplines that will be offered in the semester will appear, e.g., 1st term of 2021
Note the side with two icons: description and schedule.
Discipline that will be offered for the 2nd semester/2021: