Universidad Miguel de Cervantes

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Universidad Miguel de Cervantes, a private institution in Santiago, Chile, is recognized for its strong emphasis on humanistic education and social responsibility, particularly in fields like Law, Education, and Business Administration. While primarily catering to a Spanish-speaking student body, international students proficient in Spanish can integrate into its programs, benefiting from a personalized learning environment due to its smaller size. The university does not prominently feature dedicated English-taught programs or extensive international student offices, but it fosters a values-driven academic community. Its distinctive characteristic lies in its commitment to forming professionals with a strong ethical foundation and a sense of civic duty.

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Miguel de Cervantes University (Spanish: Universidad Miguel de Cervantes) is a private university located in Santiago de Chile and was established in 1996. This university had around 853 students in 2010. It is accredited by Chile's National Accreditation Commission (CNA-Chile). Founded in 1996, it was officially recognized as a university on November 27, 1997, by Exempt Decree No. 1169 of the Ministry of Education. Its only campus is located at calle Mac Iver 370, Santiago commune near Metro stations Santa Lucia (Line 1), Bellas Artes and Plaza de Armas (Line 5). It is located within the historic center of the city. The university became autonomous on January 15, 2009. Miguel de Cervantes University is one of eight Chilean universities that are not accredited by the National Accreditation Commission (CNA-Chile). Moreover, it is in 56th and last place in América Economía magazine's 2012 ranking of Chilean universities. It is not mentioned in the El Mercurio 2006 ranking of universities and QS World University Rankings 2012. It is ranked 69th in Chile (15596th worldwide) in the "Webometrics Ranking of World Universities...

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