FGV EESP receives the researcher Louis-Philippe Morin

In February (2020), FGV EESP receives the researcher Louis-Philippe Morin under the CAPES / PrInt Program. The program encourages the internationalization of Higher Education Institutions in the country, to increase the quality and visibility of Brazilian academic production.
Professor Louis-Philippe has a doctorate from the University of Toronto, Canada, and is currently an associate professor at the University of Ottawa, also in Canada. His research interests include Economics of Education and Economics of Labor.
During his visit, Professor Louis-Philippe will work with Professor Fernanda Estevan on the project “Gender differences in reaction to high-stakes exams”. Professor Louis-Philippe will also teach a mini-course at the school, Topics in Economics of Education.
 

Project of Fundação Getulio Vargas and University of Warwick approved by the British Council
 

The proposed project “Analysis of the contribution of the internationalisation process to research quality and impact: collaboration between FGV and the University of Warwick using the CAPES PrInt FGV case study”, presented by FGV in partnership with Warwick in response to the Call from the British Council “Qualification and Internationalisation for Higher Learning, Universities for the World Program”, has been approved.

The main objective of this project is to develop a method and indicators to evaluate and monitor the quality and impact of research projects carried out under the auspices of the FGV CAPES PrInt program. This method will be based on the Research Excellence Framework (REF), which is the system used in the United Kingdom to assess the quality and impact of research by institutions of higher learning.
 
The method to be developed (MAQ-FGV) will be widely disseminated and can be applied by other institutions of higher learning, thus contributing to improve the quality and impact of Brazilian academic research.
 

For more informations: https://www.britishcouncil.org.br/atividades/educacao/internacionalizacao/capacitacao-ensino-superior-2019