Catholic University of Uruguay
Montevideo, Uruguay
https://www.ucu.edu.uy/
Empfohlene Studiengänge: IBIS, TM, HM, WMM
About the University
The Universidad Católica del Uruguay was initially founded in 1882 by the first archbishop of Montevideo, Msg. Mariano Soler. Then, in 1985, the University was re opened and its management was entrusted to the Society of Jesus, becoming the first private university of the country. This plural, innovative and open to the world academic community, comprises more than eight thousand graduates from the Schools of Law, Engineering, Social Sciences, Business and Health. A perfect scenario to perform relevant and multidisciplinary research committed to acquiring higher levels of education to meet the requirements of a challenging world. The University offers a comprehensive program for students to develop their own career while moving forward in their own lives.
About the Location
With a population of nearly 2 million, Montevideo is Uruguay's capital and largest city.
Important Information for Studying at this Partner University
Language(s) of Instruction: Courses are general in Spanish. The recommended level is B1-B2.
Semester Dates: The academic calendar can be found here.
Course Offerings: Find out more about courses offered for exchange students here.
Costs: There are no additional tuition costs for studying at UCU. Additional costs that must be considered are accommodations, meals, and cost of living.
Exchange Places: 2
Environmental Impact of Studying Abroad
Do you want to find out how to travel abroad with the smallest possible carbon footprint?
1. Calculate the travel distance:
https://www.luftlinie.org
2. Calculate your CO2 footprint: https://www.quarks.de/umwelt/klimawandel/co2-rechner-fuer-auto-flugzeug-und-co/
Do you want to see the environmental impact in real terms including how many trees would need to be planted to offset your study abroad?
Find more information on this website: https://www.naturefund.de/en/
Heilbronn University is committed to the continuous improvement of environmental performance as a component of sustainable development. For the university, protecting the environment means avoiding risks to people and the environment, continuously reducing resource and energy consumption and minimizing emissions and waste, so that the university makes its contribution to sustainable development.
Learn more about how you can lessen the environmental affects of studying abroad here.
