Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt

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Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt/UAH
Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt
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MottoA Suscipit in Adventu Altius Instituere
Motto in English
A Dynamic Approach in Higher Education
Type Private
Established1997;26 years ago (1997)
Rector Soc. Manuel Carlos Sulbarán.
Students12,200
Undergraduates 11,000
Postgraduates 1,200
Location,
Campus Urban
Colors Red, white and black    
Website www.unihumboldt.edu.ve

Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt was named in honor of Alexander von Humboldt German naturalist and explorer. UAH is a Venezuelan private university sponsored by the Civil Association Educational Humboldt, created by the National University Council in Resolution No. 28 of 25 July 1997 and authorized in its operation by Presidential Decree No. 2.225 of December 1, 1997.

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Student body

Enrollment is 12,200 including 1200 graduate students, approximately 70 percent women, 30 percent men.

Academic offerings

UAH offers six bachelor's degree programs and two Engineer's degree programs known as an Engineer Diploma (abbreviated Dipl. Ing. or DI) Engineering education including eight diploma programs and two master's degree programs (MBA) through its three schools.

Degrees

School of Engineering

UAH offers the following undergraduate programs:

School of Humanities and Education

School of Social Sciences and Economy

Research

Research is conducted within the individual colleges. Major interdisciplinary research thrusts include:

Accreditation

UAH "Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt" is accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education.

Rector

Soc. Manuel Carlos Sulbarán

Location

The main university campus is located in Caracas, Miranda State.

Av. Rómulo Gallegos, Con 1ra. Transversal de Montecristo Edificio Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt. Caracas

There are campuses in Caracas District Capital in:

Av. Lima, entre Plaza Venezuela y Av. Libertador, Edif. Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt. Caracas

Av. Lima, entre Plaza Venezuela y Av. Libertador, Edif. Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt. Caracas

Av. Principal del Bosque (Frente a Proseín) Edif. Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt. Caracas

Final Av. Pocaterra, Cruce con Calle Colinas, El Trigal Centro, Edif. Universidad Alejandro de Humboldt.

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