Universidad Experimental Felix Adam

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Information regarding 'Universidad Experimental Felix Adam' in the Dominican Republic is not publicly available, suggesting it may not be a recognized or active institution under this exact name. Consequently, details on its academic focus, strongest programs, or the specific experience for international students cannot be provided. There is no public record of dedicated international programs, offices, or English-taught courses associated with this name in the Dominican Republic. Prospective international students are strongly advised to verify the existence and accreditation of any institution before considering an application, as this name does not appear in official university listings for the country.

Background

The Félix Adam Experimental University (Spanish: "Universidad Experimental Felix Adam" (UNEFA)) is a private university in the Dominican Republic, founded in Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional on February 14, 1996. The institution is sponsored by the Foundation Academia de Profesores para la Paz Mundial (APROPAZ, Professors for World Peace Academy), which was founded in 1991. The Dominican National Council of Higher Education (CONES) approved UNEFA through the resolution No. 010/96. UNEFA offers three types of study plans: Supervised Open Studies (EUAS), a modality consisting of part-time attendance and supervised studies, monitored by professors and facilitators; Free Open Studies (ELIS), requiring from the students certain part-time contact with the university with at least one fourth of any degree's core courses; and the Accreditation of Knowledge by Experience (PAAPE), which is a continuous process in which obtained knowledge is accredited towards the completion of a chosen degree, based on its correspondence to required levels of higher education studies. The University is named after Félix Adam, who helped eradicate illiteracy in Caribbean countries...

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