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National University of Colombia: Ché Guevara Plaza (a.k.a. Santander Plaza) This is a list of universities in Colombia.The Colombian higher education system is composed of technical institutes focused on vocational education, university institutions focused on technological education, and universities focused on undergraduate and postgraduate education.
In Colombia the words in Spanish "Profesor/Profesora" are used indistinctly for teachers at primary or secondary schools (synonym of "maestra/maestro, docente) or university professors. However there is the more specific designation as university professor "profesor universitario" or "docente universitario".
The SCImago Institutions Rankings Iber by SCImago Research Group found that the National University of Colombia produced the largest number of scientific papers published in peer-refereed publications in the country, and was the 17th [12] (14th [13] in 2018) most prolific in Latin America. Furthermore, according to the Latin-American Web ...
Royal Decree of February 9, 1801. The University of Antioquia was preceded by the Franciscan College (Spanish: Colegio de Franciscanos), which was founded in 1803 after King Charles IV of Spain issued the Royal Decree of February 9, 1801, [10] allowing the establishment of a college-convent in Villa de la Candelaria [citation needed], Medellín.
The Universidad Autónoma de Occidente (UAO) is a private university, established in 1970.Its first seat was in Champagnat neighborhood, in Cali.In 1999 construction of its new campus was completed, located in the south of the city, in an area called Valle del Lilí.
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It is one of the largest campuses in Colombia, with 1,000,000 m 2 (250 acres) of land [3] donated by the Garces Giraldo Brothers. [24] The architectural project, which won the national architecture prize in 1972, was the work of several members of the faculty under the coordination of the architect Jamie Cruz.
The influential first universities were founded in the viceroyalties centers Santo Domingo, Lima and Mexico City. When it became apparent that the vast distances of the Spanish realm required a greater geographical spread of universities, they contributed to the creation of further foundations.