Doctorate degree in Tourism and Hospitality


The Doctoral Degree in Tourism and Hospitality is intended for holders of a Master's Degree in Tourism, Hospitality, Gastronomy, Business Administration, Economics, Geography, History, Communication, Sociology, Architecture and Urbanism, and other related areas, issued not only by Brazilian but also by Foreign institutions recognized in Brazil.

Its purpose is to be a Stricto Sensu graduate program, recognized among the scientific community for its excellence in training researchers and professors in Tourism and Hospitality, in line with the needs of society as a whole.

It is a center of excellence in Doctorate in Tourism and Hospitality that develops skills for education and research, produces and disseminates knowledge, promotes critical reflection aimed at social-environmental-economic-cultural development through research involving teaching staff and students with adequate instruments and resources.


Curricular structure 


The Doctoral degree in Tourism and Hospitality lasts forty eight months. Given the academic profile of the program, students are expected to be present on Mondays and Tuesdays to participate in classes, research activities, seminars and debates. 

Study and Research areas

Concentration areas

  • Tourism and Hospitality Planning and Management

  • Area 1: Tourist Destination Planning

  • Area 2: Management of Tourism Companies


Mandatory disciplines for all areas

  • Dissertation Seminar[ASBE1] 

  • Epistemological Approaches to Studies in Tourism

  • Research Group Seminar I

  • Research Group Seminar II


Electives for all areas 

  • Anthropology and Tourism

  • Landscape and Infrastructure in Tourism Spatial Planning

  • Tourism and Nature Conservation

  • Gastronomy: Ethnic-Cultural Aspects

  • Tourism: Socio-Spatial Aspects

  • Cultural Heritage and Tourism

  • Tourism Destination Planning and Management

  • Organizations in Tourism and Hospitality

  • Tourism Marketing

  • Logistics Applied to Tourist Services

  • Finance in Tourism and Hospitality

  • Statistics

  • Optional Thematic Seminars


Number of credits

  • 36 (thirty-six) credits in disciplines,

  • 12 (twelve) credits for the Doctor's Dissertation.

  • Total: 48 (forty-eight) credits



Permanent faculty members:


Degree
Professor's Name
E-mail
Post Doctoral
Ana Paula Lisboa Sohn
anasohn@univali.br
Doctoral
Carlos Alberto Tomelin
tomelin@univali.br
Doctoral
Carlos Marcelo Ardigó
marcelo.ardigo@univali.br
Post Doctoral
Diva de Mello Rossini
divarossini@univali.br
Doctoral
Fabrícia Durieux Zucco
fabriciazucco@hotmail.com
Post Doctoral
Francisco Antônio dos Anjos
anjos@univali.br
Doctoral
Luciano Torres Tricárico
(Program Coordinator)
tricarico@univali.br
Post Doctoral
Luiz Carlos da Silva Flores
luiz.flores@univali.br
Doctoral
Marcos Arnhold Júnior
marcosjunior@univali.br
Doctoral
Pablo Flôres Limberger
(Vice-coordinator)
pablofl@univali.br
Doctoral
Rodolfo Wendhausen Krause
rodolfo@univali.br
Post Doctoral
Sara Joana Gadotti dos Anjos
sara@univali.br


Collaborating Professors:

Degree
Professor's Name
E-mail
Doctoral
Josildete Pereira de Oliveira
joliveira@univali.br
Doctoral
Renato Büchele Rodrigues
renatobr@univali.br
Doctoral
Yára Christina Pereira
yara@univali.br


Lines of Research

 

Central theme:

Planning and Management of Tourism and Hospitality

Phenomena of planning and management of Tourism and Hospitality are approached, considering the role of tourist destinations and management of tourist companies in society and in the tourist space. It also considers the importance of new destinations, relationships and forms of management necessary to attract resources for the tourist trade to achieve its goals and ensure sustainable survival. 

Given the complexity of the topic, there are two lines of research:

Line 1 – Tourist Destination Planning

Line 2 – Management of Tourism Companies

These lines guide research projects and course subjects. Learn more about them:

Research Areas

Tourism Destination Planning

This line seeks to develop studies about the impacts and transformations in the places and communities where the tourist activity takes place. The interface with the disciplines is related to the planning and management process of tourism development, with a view to associating the activity with urban and regional development. In this sense, cultural, environmental, socio-spatial, ecological and landscape aspects and their potential and limitations for tourism use are analyzed, whether they are attractions or inputs related to the basic infrastructure.

Priority topics

  • Tourism destination planning, policy and management

  • Tourism, landscape and urbanism

  • Tourism and environment

  • Tourism and nature conservation

  • Tourism, regional and urban development

  • Tourism and Heritage

  • Ecotourism and Nature Tourism

  • Community-based rural tourism

  • Tourism, image and communication

  • Ethnic - cultural gastronomy

  • Tourism, health and quality of life


Management of Tourism Companies

This line emphasizes the development of basic and applied research in the area of organizations that work in Tourism and Hospitality, whether public, private or in the third sector. The interface between the disciplines allows approaches through which the study of management strategies and technologies is carried out in a systemic way. Within this line, the emphasis on organizations that work in Tourism and Hospitality demands an effort to understand how they behave in relation to their environment, from the strategy and organizational technology point of view, seeking to analyze the reasons for their performance. 

Priority topics

  • Marketing of the Company and of the Tourist Destination

  • Hospitality Management

  • Gastronomy Services Management

  • Management of Information and Communication Technology in Tourism and Hospitality

  • Logistics and quality of services in tourism, hospitality and gastronomy

  • Logistics and Management of Airports, Ports and Roads

  • Air Transport Logistics and Management

  • Event Planning and Organization

  • Strategy and competitiveness in tourist destinations and companies

  • Quality of life and work management in tourism, hospitality and gastronomy



Research Groups 

PLAGET - Group: Tourist Destination Planning 

Themes and Lines of Research 

  • Tourism Planning and Sustainability

  • Urban Tourism

  • Competitiveness of Tourism Destinations

  • Tourism Public Policies

  • Tourism Education 

Members

  • Diva de Mello Rossini, PhD.

  • Francisco Antônio dos Anjos, Ph.D. (group leader)

  • Marcos Arnhold Júnior, Ph.D.

  • Renato Büchele Rodrigues, Ph.D.

  • Yára Christina Cesário Pereira, Ph.D.


THG - Group: Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy 

Themes and Lines of Research 

  • Welfare and Tourist Security

  • Cultural Ethnic Gastronomy

  • Planning of Tourism Spaces

  • Tourism in Rural Areas

  • Hospitality of the Built Space

  • Hospitality, Heritage and Tourism

  • Hospitality, Gastronomy and Food Safety

  • Hospitality and Wellness

Members

  • Carlos Alberto Tomelin, Ph.D.

  • Diva de Mello Rossini, Ph.D.

  • Josildete Pereira de Oliveira, Ph.D.

  • Márcia Maria Capellano dos Santos, Ph.D. (UCS – Universidade de Caxias do Sul)

  • Maria Henriqueta Gimenes-Minasse, Ph.D. (UAM – Universidade Anhembi Morumbi)

  • Luciano Torres Tricárico, Ph.D. (Group Leader)

  • Rodolfo Wendhausen Krause, Ph.D. (Group Vice-leader)



HGTUR- Group: Hospitality, Gastronomy and Tourism Services

Themes and Lines of Research

  • Marketing and Strategy

  • Services and Operations

  • Technology and Media 

Members

  • Ana Paula Lisboa Sohn, Ph.D.

  • Carlos Alberto Tomelin, Ph.D.

  • Carlos Marcelo Ardigó, Ph.D.

  • Fabrícia Durieux Zucco, Ph.D.

  • Luiz Carlos da Silva Flores, Ph.D.

  • Pablo Flôres Limberger, Ph.D.

  • Sara Joana Gadotti dos Anjos, Ph.D. (group leader)



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