Abstract:
The article seeks to contribute to the discussions on the relationship between university and society, addressing the social insertion of stricto sensu graduate programs in the area of Social Work. It presents a brief history of social insertion as a criterion for evaluation by Capes, in addition to a panorama of social insertion as a subsidy for the production of knowledge and as a dimension that reflects the ethical, political, professional and social commitment to society’s problems at the local level, regional and national.
Keywords:
Social insertion; Graduate programs; Social Work; University and society