| dc.description.abstract | This paper discuss the main impacts of UFRGS Business Management graduate studies course education process in the professional career of those who concluded their education between 2012 and 2014, as well as understand how can the monitoring process works since they start this course. To do so, it was done a documental analysis of collected materials in three editions of the course, being prepared, applied and analysed a student monitoring questionnaire from research theoretical references - mostly, state-of-the-art. During the investigative pathway, were examined documents as signup forms and feedback forms, filled up by the former students. Furthermore, a questionnaire was created using open-ended and closed-ended questions, applied to a sample of 69 former students through the Google Form online platform, with the effective participation of 38 people, representing a response rate of 55,07%. In addition to systematizing the profile of graduates of the Course from 2012 to 2014 (cross-referencing of personal, professional and academic data), the research presents a possible way to monitor former students of the graduate studies course and complexify data analysis about career and continued education from the contemporary workplace relations context. Among the main theoricals that supports this paper, there are: Cesar Sanson, Christian Laval, David Harvey, Pierre Dardot, Maria Isabel da Cunha, Nadir Zago, and others. | en |
