The pedagogical activities of the 9th class of the Professional Master in Jurisdictional Provision and Human Rights started this Thursday, August 8th.

Due to the health restrictions imposed by the pandemic, the activities took place remotely via the Google Meet Platform.

This class has 34 master's students represented by Judges and public servers or those holding positions of commission in the Judiciary in the State of Tocantins; public servers or those holding positions of commission in the Executive Branch of the State of Tocantins; prosecutors, public attorneys, and public servers and those holding positions of commission in the Public Prosecution Service of the State of Tocantins (MPE/TO); and professionals (general public) working in the area of Jurisdictional Provision and/or Human Rights.

In this first meeting, the schedule of courses for the first semester was presented to the class; the integrative dynamics of the Lato Sensu Graduate Program; as well as the research projects registered with CNPq.

The first project presented was Education in Human Rights, under the guidance of professor Dr. Patricia Medina, member of the Academic Collegiate of the Master's in Judicial Provision and Human Rights.

The classes will start in August with the master class that is being organized jointly by Dinter UniCEUB/ESMAT/UFT.