Students of the Inter-Institutional Doctorate in Law (DINTER) of UniCEUB participated, last Thursday and Friday (9th and 10th), in the classroom activities of the Public Policy module, taught by Doctor Professor Antonio Henrique Graciano Suxberger. In total, 15 magistrates and civil servers are registered in the Doctorate, a partnership between the Superior School of the Judges of the State of Tocantins (ESMAT) and UniCEUB.
According to the Doctor Professor, during the academic activities, questions about the progress of the individual research of each student were clarified. "The students are already in the stage of completing their credits, so we are using these meetings to clarify methodological doubts, to discuss the construction of the summary proposals, and eventually to test some of the propositions of what would be simulations similar to the upcoming qualifications; in short, to adjust as much as possible what is the final format of the expected doctoral thesis," he said.
About the Professor
Antonio Henrique Graciano Suxberger holds a PhD from Pablo de Olavide University, Seville, Spain, 2009. Master in Law, from the University of Brasília, 2005. Specialist, by the Legal Order and Federal Prosecution, School Foundation of MPDFT, 2000-2001. Graduated in Law, from the University of Brasília, 1999. Post-Doctorate in Democracy and Human Rights, by the Jus Gentium Conimbrigae (IGC) of the University of Coimbra, 2018. He is currently a full professor of the Master's and PhD Program in Law at the University Center of Brasília (UniCEUB) and of two specialization courses at FESMPDFT and ESMPU. He is a professor in the official Master's Program in Human Rights, Interculturalism and Development at the Pablo de Olavide University and a research professor in the Doctoral Program in Legal and Political Sciences at the same University (line: Human Rights and Development). Justice Promoter of the Federal Prosecution of the Federal District and Territories, since 2003. Advisor of the Office of the General Attorney in the years of 2004-2006 and 2010-2017 in the areas of Constitutionality Control, Civil, Criminal and Constitutional Appeals.