LLM CURRICULAR MATRIX

The curricular structure of the LL.M. in Constitutional Law Practice includes 360 hours of training, divided into 3 modules of 120 hours each, distributed in 12 subjects of 10 hours, as detailed below:

• Module I – The Constitutionalization of Law
  • Subject M1.01
    • Title: The Constitutionalization of Law and the Right to the Constitution
  • Subject M1.02
    • Title: The search for Legal Security, Social Justice and Ethics in the exercise of the legal profession
  • Subject M1.03
    • Title: Access to Constitutional Justice; Alternative Dispute Resolution and Due Process of Law
  • Subject M1.04
    • Title: Hermeneutics and Interpretation of the Constitution
  • Subject M1.05
    • Title: Principles: definition, uses, distinctions and incidences
  • Subject M1.06
    • Title: The Supreme Federal Court and the Digital Court
  • Subject M1.07
    • Title: The Brazilian Constitutionality Control System
  • Subject M1.08
    • Title: Diffuse Control of the Constitutionality of Norms and Extraordinary Appeal
  • Subject M1.09
    • Title: Constitutional procedural law in Brazil, decision-making techniques (and defense)
  • Discipline M1.10
    • Title: Concentrated Control Actions and Binding Summaries
  • Discipline M1.11

Title: The system of precedents and the control of conventionality

• Discipline M1.12
  • Title: International Constitutional Law in light of the practice of the STF

• Module II – The Constitutional Formation of Law
  • Subject M2.01
    • Title: The Constitutional Formation of Law
  • Subject M2.02
    • Title: Fundamental Rights
  • Subject M2.03
    • Title: Fundamental Rights in Kind – Dignity, Diversity and Equality
  • Subject M2.04
    • Title: Fundamental Rights in kind – the Right to Property and Legal Security
  • Subject M2.05
    • Title: Fundamental Rights in Kind – Civil and Political Liberties and the Fundamental Right to Development
  • Subject M2.06
    • Title: Fundamental Rights in Kind – Socioeconomic Rights and New Paradigms Formed During the Pandemic (Right to Health)
  • Subject M2.07
    • Title: Public Structures established by the Constitution – the functions of Power and their republican exercise
  • Subject M2.08
    • Title: Constitutional Divisions of Functions and Competencies – Cooperative Federalism and Responsibilities
  • Subject M2.09
    • Title: Legislative Species, Parliamentary Advice and advocacy
  • Subject M2.10
    • Title: Parliamentary Committees and advocacy
  • Discipline M2.11
    • Title: Democracy and the Legislative Process
  • Discipline M2.12
    • Title: The Courts of Auditors

• Module III – Constitutionalization of public administrative activities
  • Subject M3.01
    • Title: Organization of Public Administration in Brazil
  • Subject M3.02
    • Title: Principles of Public Administration and the Public Interest
  • Subject M3.03
    • Title: Legal Microsystem for Combating Corruption – I – Aspects of Combating Corruption, Anti-Corruption Law and Organized Crime Law
  • Subject M3.04
    • Title: Legal Microsystem to Combat Corruption – II – Transparency, Access to Information, Data Protection and Code of Defense for Public Service Users
  • Subject M3.05
    • Title: Public Administration Control
  • Subject M3.06
    • Title: The Defense of Fundamental Rights in Inquiries and Administrative Proceedings
  • Subject M3.07
    • Title: The Civil Liability of the State
  • Subject M3.08
    • Title: Legal Framework for Science, Technology and Innovation
  • Subject M3.09
    • Title: Regulatory Agencies and Regulatory Law
  • Discipline M3.10
    • Title: Constitutional Dirigism, Economic Policies and Government Public Policies
  • Discipline M3.11
    • Title: Public procurement – Tenders
  • Discipline M3.12

Title: Third Sector in Social Control and Management Contracts with Social Organizations