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Universidad Antonio Nariño

Universidad Antonio Nariño

Colombia

uanarino.edu.co

About

Universidad Antonio Nariño (UAN) is a private institution in Colombia, recognized for its strong programs in engineering, health sciences, and education. Academically, it is particularly known for its robust offerings in Civil Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Medicine, and Psychology. For international students, UAN's Office of International Relations (ORI) is dedicated to facilitating academic mobility, offering exchange programs, and providing support for integration into Colombian academic and cultural life, though most instruction is in Spanish. While English-taught programs are limited, the university often provides resources and cultural immersion activities to aid international students. A distinctive characteristic of UAN is its extensive network of campuses across various Colombian cities, providing a unique opportunity to experience the country's diverse regions.

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Country
Colombia
City
Bogotá
Type
Private
Website
uanarino.edu.co

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