Introduction:

Academic networks acquire high significance for the collaborative management of interdisciplinarity in postgraduate education, hence the analysis arises, for its optimization, in the postgraduate pedagogical process. The objective of this study was to reveal theoretical-methodological criteria for the use of academic networks based on interdisciplinarity in postgraduate education.

Methods:

Qualitative research, between november 2022 and september 2023. It included the use of theoretical methods such as analysis and synthesis, historical and logical, systematization and modeling. Among the empirical methods, document review and consultation with specialists were applied. Percentage analysis was also used to process data.

Results:

Theoretical-methodological criteria are revealed that support the use of academic networks in postgraduate studies, when considering elements associated with interdisciplinarity, collaborative work, interprofessional and intersectoral relationships and inter-institutional alliances, based on the demands of that educational level. This result is widely generalizable to the design and management of postgraduate programs in its two aspects: professional development and academic training.

Discussion:

Previous research shows a consensus on the potential of academic networks for the development of collaborative learning, project management and interdisciplinary practice. The results of this study optimize its use in the postgraduate pedagogical process. The theoretical-methodological criteria revealed in this work have a holistic approach with high relevance, according to the evaluation criteria of the specialists who participated in the study.

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