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The purpose of this article is to analyze the initial training of the history professors of the Universidade do Estado Rio Grande do Norte (UERN), built from the official curriculum. In the meantime, we specifically discuss the curriculum of the History course and its relationship with teaching, based on the gender / women theme. This is a bibliographical research, comparing the studies of Bittencourt (2011), Fonseca (2003), Nóvoa (2005) and Pinsky (2009), followed by a documental analysis of the 2019.1 curricular structure of the course. Results, even partial, indicate the predominance of a traditional formation of history professors. In addition, there was also a dichotomy between the theoretical discussion woven in academia and the daily teaching practice, showing a mismatch between curriculum and history teaching. From these systematizations, there are indications to rethink the initial formation of future teachers, in order to train a professional for a culture of tolerance and respect for diversity, enabling the development of a plural and meaningful knowledge.

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A formação inicial dos professores de História da Universidade do Estado do Rio Grande do Norte (UERN) a partir do currículo: traços de uma ausência acerca da temática ‘Mulheres’