Mackenzie Presbyterian UniversityU P M

Structure and Numbers

STRUCTURE OF UPM

Rector

Vice-Rector

CCBS

Chief of Staff Officers

CEFT CCL CCSA EE FAU FCI

Academic Units

FD

Academic Provostship Extention ProvostshipResearch and Graduate Studies Provostship

UPM has 5 campi in 5 different cities: Alphaville, São Paulo, Campinas, Brasília and Rio de Janeiro.

FIELDS OF STUDYHigienópolis – São Paulo Campus

Academic Units CoursesHealth, Biology and

Science CenterBiological Sciences, Farmacy, Nutrition

and Psicology

Center of education Philosophy and Theology

Philosophy and Pedagogy and Theology

Language and Communication Center

Journalism, Letters and Marketing

Applied and Social Sciences Center

Business Administration, Accounting, International Trade and Economics

Engineering School Civil, Production, Materials, Electrical, Mecanical and Electrical Tecnology,

Physics and Chemistry

Law School Law

Architecture and Urbanism School

Architecture and Urbanism and Industrial Design

Computer Science and Informatics School

Computer Science and Information Systems and Mathematic

ALPHAVILLE CAMPUS

Academic Unit CoursesHealth, Biology and Science Center - CCBS Physical Education

Physiotherapy

Applied Social Sciences Center - CCSA Business Administration

International Trade

CAMPINAS CAMPUS

Academic Units CoursesApplied Social Sciences Center - CCSA Business Administration

Law School - FD Law

RIO DE JANEIRO CAMPUS

Academic Unit Courses

Law School - FD LawCenter of Applied Social Sciences - CCSA Business Administration

Economics

Accounting

Computer Science and Informatics School- FCI

Information Systems

ACADEMIC UNITS Academic Units Number of Professors

Applied and Social Sciences Center 302

Law School 210

Architecture and Urbanism School 182

Health, Biology and Science Center 183

Engineering School 169

Language and Communication Center 161

Computer Science and Informatics School 66

Sciences and Humanities Center 63

Theology School 26

Mackenzie – Rio de Janeiro 100

TOTAL OF PROFESSORS 1462

Out of the total of professors, 650 are Ph.D, 671 are Masters and 48 are Specialists.

STUDENT BODY

Modality Number of Students

Undergraduation 32.247

Graduation 838

Specialization Courses 4.853

Extension Courses 324

In Company 1.045

Language Centre Mackenzie

603

TOTAL 39.910

GRADUATE STUDIES PROGRAMMES

Graduate ProgramLevel

D – DoctorM - Master

CAPES Concept (0 to 7)

Business Administration M e D 5

Architecture and Urbanism M e D 4Religion Science M 3Corporate Controller M 4Political and Economic Law M e D 4

Development Disorders M e D 4Education, Art and Cultural History M e D 4

Electrical Engineering M e D 4Materials Engineering M 3Letters M e D 5

Total of courses 17

MAIN RESEARCH AREAS

Units Main Research Areas – Graduate Studies

Engineering School • Computer Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering; Correlation between Microstructure andProperties of Materials for Technological Applications; Materials Recycling and Processing.

Architecture and Urbanism School

• Modern and contemporary architecture: representation and intervention; Modern and contemporary urbanism: representation and intervention.

Applied and Social Sciences Center

• Finance strategic; Management of human and social organizations; Resources and business development; Accounting for internal users; Accounting for external users

Health, Biology and Science Center

Theoretical and practical study on the subject with Developmental Disorders: personal and social implications; Policies Care: fields, programs, resources and specialist covering, preferably, education, health, social security and labor; Basic research in neurobiology and behavior development and its disorders

Sciences and Humanities Center

• Teacher's education to interdisciplinary studies, Contemporary Arts and Cultures, Languages and technology

Law School • Citizenship shaping the state, economic power and its legal limits

Language and Communication

Center

• Procedures for setting up the senses of speech and text, literature and its relations with other languages , Language and speech communication, speech and religious literature, language, education and Lusophone studies

Theology School • Multidisciplinary studies of the Brazilian religious field, Theology and History of Protestantism

INTERNATIONALIZATION PROCESS Current bilateral agreements and main partner Universities:

Main Partners Institutions (Private and Governmental): Santander, CAPES, CNPQ, Fundación Carolina, Fullbright, DAAD, British Council, CREPUQ (Canada), Tordesillas Group, Coimbra Group.

Student Mobility : Since 2003, over 530 students have been sent abroad to study In 2011, over 120 students were in an exchange program; The most popular destinations are: Portugal, Spain, France and USA. Since 2006, UPM received a total of approximately 100 students from international universities

to be an exchange student. Portugal, France and Spain are the countries that send the larger number of students to study at

UPM

Africa 02 Partners

Main Partners: North West University

North America14 Partners

Main Partners: Pittsburgh State University, SUNY at Albany and University of Mississippi.

Latin America

06 PartnersMain Partners: Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey, Universidad Católica de Córdoba and

Universidad de Chile.

Europe

33 PartnersMain Partners: Universidade de Coimbra, Universidad de Salamanca, SciencesPo,

Università degli Studi di Firenze and Bauhaus-Universitat Weimar. TOTAL  55 Partners

AWARD WINNING FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY Mackenzie received the title of 2º best private university of the state and 7º best

private university in the country (2011). TV Mackenzie:

a. Best Publicitary Play and Best Feature Story. b. Troféu TV Cabo Branco. (12/2010).

Prêmio Estadão – Best Journalistic Piece – Students from the Journalism course. (12/2010)

Extension Provost received the title of “Honorary Member of the Brazilian Air Force” (03/2011).

Prêmio Machado de Assis – Brazilian Academy of Letters – Professor from the Arquitecture School (07/2011).

Professor from the Law School was entitled member from the State Council of Education (08/2011).

Prêmio Destaques do Ano – Guia do Estudante 2011 – Employability Category (11/2011).

Prêmio Jabuti – 2º place – Professor from the Graduation Programs in Letters. (11/2011)

6º Prêmio Santander Jovem Jornalista – Student from the Journalism course (11/2011)

2º Prêmio Jovem Jornalista Fernando Pacheco Jordão - Instituto Vladimir Herzog– Professor and students from the Journalism Course. (11/2011)

CInE – Innovation Office and Entrepreneurship Business IncubatorSelection of Pre-Incubator 70 projects enrolled in the pre-incubator

selective process 150 students in the training cicle and

consulting for business plan development 9 projects were selected

Support to the pre-incubator projects 10 lectures on entrepreneurship / new

business 40 hours-consulting at Mackenzie´s Junior

Enterprise 50% of supported projects were

transformed into actual companies

Business Incubator 8 enterpises were incubated 30 hours-consulting Sebrae / Clarke-Modet 1 expositor enterprise in a business fair Pilot project virtual incubator

NIT – Innovation and Technology Center

Proposal for Intellectual Property Policy 2 lectures on Intellectual Property Agreement with patent company (Clarke-

Modet) Shifts of 16 hours to assist the researchers Ideas and Innovations Fair – Mack-Midi Participation in the creation of the cell and

fuel project in engeneering

Dissemination of Innovation Culture and Entrepreneurs

4 sensibilization lectures during the Academic Units week

Establishment of working group for inclusion of subjects and projects of innovation and entrepreneurship in the academic units

Introduction and specific disciplines in 2 units

Thank you!

Contact:

President:Dr. Benedito Guimarães Aguiar Neto

President’s Office:Wanda Assumpção Di CreddoPhone number: +55 11 2114 – 8548Email: reitoria@mackenzie.br

International Coordinator:Dra. Claudia FortePhone number: + 55 11 2114 – 8186E-mail: coi@mackenzie.br