Internacionalização

Prof. Dr. Elizabeth Cristina Pérez Hurtado

1. Partnership: Prof. Dr. Stephan Baumgartner. Instituiçao: VFK - Verein for Krebsforschung - Society for Cancer Research - Arlesheim - Switzerland. Projects: 1. Avaliação in vitro do efeito de preparações homeopáticas de Viscum album sobre células de melanoma murino (B16F10). 2. Estudo dos efeitos in vivo de preparações homeopáticas de Viscum album (l.) no modelo de melanoma murino
2. Partnership: Prof. Dr. Juan Sebastian Henao Agudelo. Universidad Central del Valle (UCEVA), Tulua - Colombia. Projects: Influencia das ves?culas extracelulares liberadas por células de melanoma no metabolismo de macrófagos murinos - estudo in vitro

Prof. Dr. Ivana Barbosa Suffredini

1. Partnership: Instituto de Ingeniería Química y Textil Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria, Lima, Perú. Projects: Phytochemical study of plant extracts.

Prof. Dr. Leoni Villano Bonamin

1.  Partnership: Prof. Paolo Bellavite. Patologia Generale - Universita di Verona - Itália; Projects: Multicentric study on Zincum metallicum.
2.  Partnership: Prof. Michael Kuzeff. Global Homeopathy Foundation (GHF) - Australia. Projects: dissemination of multicenter clinical trial in homeopathy
3.  Partnership: Prof. Robert Mathie. Editor-in-chief of the journal “Homeopathy” - Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine (RLHIM) ? London ? United Kingdom. Projects: participation of the editorial board of the journal as deputy editor.
4.  Partnership: Prof. Stephan Baumgartner. VFK - Verein for Krebsforschung ? Society for Cancer Research - Arlesheim - Switzerland. Projects: In vitro evaluation of the effect of Viscum album homeopathic preparations on murine melanoma cells.
5.  Partnership: Prof. Francisco Eizayaga. Institui?ao: Universidade Maim?nides ? Buenos Aires ? Argentina. Projects: Regulation of macrophage activity by Aspirin 15 cH in vitro.
6.  Partnership: Prof. Igor Jerman. Institution: Bion Institute - Lyubliania, Slovenia. Projects: Effects of homeopathic preparations on the growth and toxicity control of Raphidiopsis raciborski (cyanobacteria): biological and physical-chemical modeling.
7.  Partnership: Prof. Steven Cartwright. Institution: DiagnOx Laboratory, Oxford, United Kingdom. Projects: Characterization of solvatochromic dyes as physicochemical markers of homeopathic medicinal products and biological samples of supernatants.
8.  Partnership: Prof. Gerald Pollack. Institution: University of Washington in Seattle – Estados Unidos da América. Projeto envolvido: Editoração de número especial do periódico Water - A multidisciplinary research journal - Edição comemorativa para o 9o Fórum mundial da água em Dakar, Março de 2022, com o objetivo de divulgar conhecimentos avançados sobre água em diferentes níveis estruturais.

Prof. Dr. Maria Anete Lallo

1. Partnership: Prof. Dr. Uziel Castillo Vel?zquez, da Medicina Veterinaria de la Universidad Aut?noma de Nuevo Le?n del Mexico. Projects: Microsporidia in Veterinary Medicine, especially in rabbit rearing.

Prof. Dr. Rodrigo Augusto da Silva

1. Partnership: Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam / Netherland, Department Gastroenterology and Hepatology - Prof. Dr. Mikel Peppelenbosch. Projects: Paracrine crosstalk between endothelial tissue and osteoblastic cells.
2. Partnership: Macquarie University, Neurodegenerative Diseases Research Centre - Prof. Dr. Gilles J. Guillemin. Projects: 1. Participation of DNA methylation in the transcriptional control of the Hedgehog Via in a mine model of LPS-induced neuroinflammation. 2. Effects of Neuroinflammation on Sonic Hedgehog-mediated Signaling on the Central Nervous System of adult mice.
3. Partnership: UNC - Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Centro de Microscopía Electrónica - Dr. Liliana del V. Sosa e Prof. Dr. Ana Lucia De Paul. Projects: Generation and characterization of equivalent endothelial tissue and its osteopromoter potential.

Prof. Dr. Thiago Berti Kirsten

1. Partnership: Profa. Dra. Marina S Hernandes - Department of Medicine, Emory University, Atlanta, USA. Projects: Possible prevention or treatment of impairments induced by an early prenatal exposure to lipopolysaccharide in an experimental model of autism.
2. Partnership: Dra. Paula A Faria Waziry - Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine, Tampa Bay Regional Campus, Nova Southeastern University, Clearwater, FL, USA. Projects: Exposure of dams to fluoxetine during lactation disturbs maternal behavior but had no effect on the offspring behavior.
3. Partnership: Dra. Jilma Aleman-Laporte - Laboratorio de Docencia en Cirugía y Cancer (DCLab), University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. Projects: Combination of ketamine and xylazine with opioids and acepromazine in rats: Physiological changes and their analgesic effect analysed by ultrasonic vocalization.
4. Partnership: Dr. Randall R Jimenez - Institute of Evolutionary Ecology and Conservation Genomics, University of Ulm, Germany. Projects: Combination of ketamine and xylazine with opioids and acepromazine in rats: Physiological changes and their analgesic effect analysed by ultrasonic vocalization.
5. Partnership: Dr. Gilbert Alvarado - Laboratory of Experimental and Comparative Pathology (LAPECOM), School of Biology, University of Costa Rica, Costa Rica. Projects: Combination of ketamine and xylazine with opioids and acepromazine in rats: Physiological changes and their analgesic effect analysed by ultrasonic vocalization.

Prof. Dr. Welber Senteio Smith

1. Partnership: Profa. Dra. Cristina Canhoto - Universidade de Coimbra, Portugla, Departamento de Ciencias da Vida. Projects: Colonization of leaves by aquatic invertebrates in a tropical stream: are there differences between native species and Eucalyptus grandis (Hill ex Maiden) in rainy and dry seasons?
2. Partnership: Profa. Dr. Roxana CICEOI - Research Center for Studies of Food Quality and Agricultural Products University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine of Bucharest. Projects: Conservation and restoration of urban wetlands - a socio-ecological approach.
3. Partnership: Pao Fernandez Garrido- World Fish Migration Foundation Segovia, Spain. Projects: Connecting Fish, Rivers and People 

Available scholarships can be viewed on the UNIP Internationalization Sector page via the linkwww.unip.br/universidade/internacionalizacao_academica, or information in the Programa Secretariat (Phone +55 11 5586-4171).

Opportunities for sandwich doctorate should be obtained in the GP-EEP Secretariat (+55 11 5586-4171) and with your advisor.

UNIP has an agreement signed with the Universita di Torino for the recognition of the Double Degree, according to what is established for both GP-EEP and the Graduate program of the partner university.

Alicia Herrera, Master’s Degree in Veterinary Medicine at the Universidad Aut?noma de Nuevo Le?n of Mexico. Prof. Maria Anete received for internship the student Alicia Herrera, Master’s Degree in Veterinary Medicine by the Universidad Aut?noma de Nuevo Le?n of Mexico, under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Uziel Castillo Vel?zquez. Her stay in Brazil enabled the international cooperation agreement between the Paulista University and the Universidad Aut?noma de Nuevo Le?n, which will be consolidated with the realization of the Doctoral project 2020, involving the participation of Dr. Vel?zquez, as an associate professor. In Mexico, Professor Dr. Vel?zquez's group is the only one who works with microsporidia in veterinary medicine, particularly in rabbit breeding. In Brazil, our group is a reference in microsporidia, so that this agreement will benefit the internationalization and strengthening of the two groups. There are already negotiations for the teachers involved to move between universities to participate in newsstands, idealize projects, and present lectures. In this way, we hope that the realization of this project and the internationalization agreement will strengthen the two existing research groups in the Americas, excluding the already well-established groups of the United States, providing the idealization of a research network with microsporidiosis and expanding the visibility of Brazil. Thus, the Program demonstrates its ability to receive international students for training, reinforcing their scientific consolidation.

• Università di Torino, Itália
• Università degli Studi di Verona, Itália
• Istituto Zooprofilattico ed Sperimentale delle Venezie, Itália
• Instituto Bion, Eslovênia
• Universidade Maimônides, Argentina
• DiagnOx Laboratory, Reino Unido
• Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, México
• Society for Cancer Research, Suíça
• University of Saskatchewan, Canadá
• Erasmus Universiteit, Holanda
• Macquarie University, Austrália
• Universidade Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina
• Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, Peru

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At UNIP’s Campi

UNIP campuses are located throughout Brazil. The graduate students will attend classes in some of the campuses located in the city of Sao Paulo and develop the experimental part of their projects. Students from all over Brazil and Latin American countries meet and exchange experiences in their free time or in the restaurants and cafeterias of the campuses. People with the most diverse professional backgrounds in human and veterinary health exchange experiences during the course, stimulating multidisciplinary debates that contribute to their professional and academic growth.

In order to access the campuses, you will need the UNIP Student ID Card.

You will have access to the Library, student computer room, research labs, and teachers' room on campus. The teachers will always be available both physically and remotely.

In the vicinity of the campuses, you find restaurants, snack bars, and bars from those classified as five-star to those where you can enjoy a happy hour with your folks, in opportunities for “all pockets”. In addition to great restaurants, a massive network of cinemas and theaters showing blockbusters and worldwide releases can be accessed after a day of experiments.

All campuses are contemplated with the public transportation system with routes designed to operate in points located in the main building block.

Student Life

GP-EEP students move from their homes or work environment to UNIP laboratories, classes, or experiments. Around the campuses, there are public, private parking lots and excellent access to public transport. It is not uncommon to change campuses, so be prepared to know some corners of the city of Sao Paulo!

Living in Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo is the central city of one of the largest metropolises in the world. It is the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere and the eighth in the world in terms of population. In economic terms, it is the third largest GDP in Brazil and loses only to the state of Sao Paulo and the country itself. It is a city that vibrates 24 hours a day, every day. To study, the various campuses of UNIP take you to know the four corners of the city, which in itself is already a tourist adventure to know its different neighborhoods.

Sao Paulo offers several opportunities for Leisure, Gastronomy, Culture, Education, and, when necessary, for Health.

Sao Paulo has several municipal parks full of families, athletes, and pets on weekends and holidays. The most famous of the city is the Parque do Ibirapuera. However, others also stand out, such as the Aclima?ao Park, Carmo Park, ?gua Branca Park, Trianon Park, Sao Paulo Botanical Garden, Horto Florestal, as well as state parks, such as Villa Lobos State Park and Cantareira State Park, among many others.

Sao Paulo is one of the main gastronomic centers of the Southern Hemisphere. In its bars and restaurants, from the simplest to the most sophisticated, the world cuisine is contemplated, in an authentic tour among the five continents, of Italy, Portugal, Germany, France, China, Japan, India, United States, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Egypt, Morocco. The national cuisine is also revealed in restaurants representing gastronomy from the Northeast, North, South, Central-West, and the neighboring states of Minas Gerais, Paran?, and Rio de Janeiro.

If the idea is to take a cultural tour, the theaters, cinemas, the Pinacoteca, the Municipal Libraries, the Centro Cultural can be part of your itinerary. You find fun in a movie theater throughout the city, from blockbusters to the alternative movies you see exclusively at the Sao Paulo Film Festival. The Sala Sao Paulo is home to the Sao Paulo State Symphony Orchestra, a classical building whose architecture dates back to the Coffee Cycle period and the Theatro Municipal de Sao Paulo, where excellent music of all time can be appreciated.

Sao Paulo is the city that holds the best hospital network in the South Hemisphere that encompasses those that are more accessible, and those that serve the Unified Health System, to those private and fancy hospitals with international certificates.

If the intention is to shop, the various Malls and Rua 25 de Mar?o may be your choice! Stores specialized in electronics, tools, artistic materials, laboratory materials, raw materials for cosmetics, grains, spices, among many others, are easily found in the most central neighborhoods of the city.

Commuting around the city is easy, and there are many buses, metro, and train options, plus a vast network of parking lots in case the commute is by car. Taxi services and apps are also available.

Where to stay

Sao Paulo offers a vast possibility of housing for students who do not reside in the city and choose to live near the University. Prices vary significantly by region, rental services, hotels, AirBnB, and guesthouses and can be accessed on specialized websites.

Testimonials

“Moving to Sao Paulo to dedicate to the doctorate was a decision that made much sense. The city itself offers many options (cultural, professional, with regards to meeting people). It includes the specific learning that I seek and carry with me, related to learning from the common coexistence and respect to my friends, among other important things. During this period that I am here, everything I live made much sense, including learning to get around the city and the people I met. I have the opportunity to know the places I visited - and many yet go, the diversity and particularities that only living in a huge city like Sao Paulo offers". Amanda Leal da Silva, Ph.D. student.

Visa

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FAQ/COVID-19

The Paulista University - UNIP strictly complies with government determinations regarding the Biosafety Protocols to be adopted in its Campuses during the SARS-COV-2 Pandemic. See the links below for more information.

• https://www.unip.br/protocolo/
• https://www.saopaulo.sp.gov.br/coronavirus
• https://covid.saude.gov.br/