The Law School of the University of São Paulo has a single Post-Graduation Program, whose coordination is an attribution of the Post-Graduation Commission (CPG), which covers the Coordinating Committee of the Program (CCP) and assumes its attributions.
The competence of the Postgraduate Studies Commission is defined in the General Postgraduate Regulations of the University of São Paulo (USP) and encompasses the definition of the program guidelines of the Post-graduation, the coordination of its didactic-scientific activities, the accreditation of teachers and subjects , the decision on charging fees, specifically authorized by the General Regulations of USP, the consideration of requests for conversion from a master’s degree to doctorate, the choice of criteria for qualifying examinations and the judgement of dissertations and theses, the appointment of members of the examining boards, among other matters.
The current composition of the Post-Graduation Commission is as follows:
President
Associate Professor Otávio Pinto e Silva
Vice President
Adjunct Professor Luciana Silva Reis
Faculty Representatives
Associate Professor Eduardo Tomasevicius Filho
Adjunct Professor Francisco Satiro de Souza Junior
Associate Professor José Fernando Simão
Full Professor Luis Eduardo Schoueri
Associate Professor Marcos Augusto Perez
Full Professor Otavio Luiz Rodrigues Junior
Associate Professor Patrícia Faga Iglecias Lemos
Associate Professor Ricardo de Barros Leonel
Associate Professor Vitor Rhein Schirato
Substitutes
Associate Professor Antonio Carlos Morato
Adjunct Professor Doutor Conrado Hübner Mendes
Associate Professor Geraldo Miniuci Ferreira Junior
Full Professor José Augusto Fontoura Costa
Adjunct Professor José Marcelo Martins Proença
Associate Professor José Mauricio Conti
Associate Professor Luciano Anderson de Souza
Full Professor Luís Virgílio Afonso da Silva
Adjunct Professor Maria Cristina da Silva Carmignani
Student Representatives
Cristóvão Correa Borba Soares
Paulo Eduardo Frederico
Substitutes
César Augusto Martins Carnaúba
Natasha Reis de Carvalho Cardoso
