International Congress on Communication Research

The research focuses on the manifestations of communication in relation to social, historical, and epistemological aspects to explain phenomena. Humanistic studies, including their artistic, philosophical, cultural, linguistic, and educational forms, are deeply connected to communication processes as they reflect human production and complexity.

Communication technologies, along with major advancements in digital communication, are part of this area of study. Social interactions mediated by technology, media and digital content production, as well as audience studies, are some of the aspects that deserve constant investigation.

The processes and communication flows within institutions, companies, and organizations of any kind are an inexhaustible source of scientific research. Public relations, advertising, marketing, social responsibility, workplace interpersonal relationships, as well as communication technologies applied to organizations, are part of this area of study.

Rigorous journalistic research and the application of scientific research processes to journalism are part of this area of study. It combines perspectives on the journalist as a professional, the organization or media company, and the audience that receives and interprets the research in question.

In this area of study, audiovisual works that have undergone a rigorous research process are highlighted, with the results evident in the final product. It also includes those works that, through the format of the cinematic essay, analyze or present the findings of film and audiovisual studies.

Communication students are an essential and influential part of the teaching-learning process fostered by teachers and the university, both inside and outside the classroom. This thematic area serves as a platform for presenting high-quality research projects, which must be recommended by a faculty member from the students' home university.

Final advanced research projects completed at the end of a degree program or for obtaining a degree hold a special place in the Colloquium. High-quality research projects, recommended by a faculty member, and containing scientific research in communication are welcome.

Graduate studies, where students specialize in certain subdisciplines, are considered one of the most valuable phases of scientific learning for professionals. This thematic area allows for the presentation and dissemination of high-quality master's and/or doctoral research in the field of communication, endorsed by a faculty member from the student's home university.

Graduate theses represent years of deep research on a specific topic, making it crucial to highlight completed or ongoing projects that demonstrate appropriate scientific quality and are endorsed by a faculty member from the student's home university.

Graduate studies, where students specialize in specific subdisciplines, are considered one of the richest phases of scientific learning for professionals. In this Thematic Table, high-quality master's and/or doctoral research in the field of communication, endorsed by a faculty member from the student's home university, can be presented and disseminated.

Graduate theses (master's or doctoral) represent years of deep research on a specific topic, making it essential to review both completed and ongoing projects. These works must demonstrate appropriate scientific quality and be endorsed by a faculty member from the student's home university.