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June 2012

OVERVIEW

SchoolsUniversidad de los Andes has nine schools: Business Administration, Architecture and Design, Arts and Humanities, Science, Social Sciences, Law, Economics, Engineering, and

Medicine. It also has two centers that offer postgraduate programs: the Center for Research and Development in Education (CIFE) and an Interdisciplinary Center for Studies on Development (CIDER). Likewise, Universidad de los Andes has the first private school for public affairs, The Alberto Lleras Camargo School of Government, a tribute to a former president of Colombia, Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS),

and also a former president of our university.

Doctoral ProgramsApart from the 18 doctoral programs, of which five are in areas of Engineering, Universidad de los Andes has 38 Master’s programs and 31 undergraduate programs. It also offers 39 post-graduate specialization programs. 22 of the 31 undergraduate programs (71%) have already been accredited by Colombia’s National Accreditation Council (CNA), and four programs are up for re-accreditation. Five of Uniandes’ most recent programs are either seeking CNA accreditation for the first time or they still don’t have an alumni cohort, which is a requirement to apply for accreditation.

“I Want to Study” (Quiero Estudiar) Scholarships875 students have benefited from these scholarships that reward students with excellent academic achievement, who cannot afford quality higher education. The fund seeks to become a patrimonial fund that will benefit up to 1.200 students on a permanent basis.

THE HISTORY BUILDING A NEW NATION

Universidad de los Andes was founded on November 16th, 1948

by a group of young men under the leadership of Mario Laserna Pinzón. It was the first private higher education institution in Colombia that was non-denominational and independent from traditional political parties, as well as from social or economic power groups.It was precisely due to these characteristics, that Universidad de los Andes was able to propitiate a visionary and avant-garde educational program, at a historical moment in Colombia, in which other private universities were

bound by political strife.Within this historical context, according to Francisco Pizano de Brigard, one of the founders and former president of the university, “Universidad de los Andes’ birth did not just spring from the desire to found another university, or from a purely educational interest, but from the intention of building a new country with the purpose of shaping and educating the new generations for a new nation.”This is the reason why Universidad de los Andes’ purpose continues to be that of providing a high quality education that will help to close the knowledge gap between Colombia and the latest and most advanced scientific knowledge available in the world. From its onset, Universidad de los Andes established agreements with the universities of Illinois, Pittsburgh, and Texas so that its students could study abroad. This was a very innovative program at that time. With this vision – that would later be adopted by other Colombian universities as well – Universidad de los Andes began its work in 1949 with seven programs, 79 students, and 16 professors.

Universidad de los Andes is an autonomous, independent, and innovative institution that fosters pluralism, tolerance,

and respect for ideas. It aims for academic excellence while providing rigorous critical and ethical character development, in order to enhance in all students an awareness of their social and citizenship responsibilities, as well as a firm commitment to the society. The university’s student body, in an environment of interdisciplinary and flexible integral character development, becomes the chief agent of the educational process. A highly skilled, knowledgeable, and prestigious faculty facilitates the development of an outstanding academic and professional life project that supports research, contributes to the development of the country, and transcends its geographical boundaries.

MISSIONA COMMITMENT WITH THE NATION

Schools Programs Undergraduate Master Doctoral

Administration

Finances

Marketing

Environmental Management

Architecture

Design

Art

History of Art

Literature

Music

Biology

Microbiology

Physics

Geosciences

Mathematics

Chemistry

Anthropology

Political Science

Philosophy

Geography

History

Languages and Sociocultural Studies

Psychology

Clinical and Health Psychology

Law

International Law

Private Law

Public Law for Business Management

Economics Economics

Environmental

Biomedical

Civil

Electrical

Electronics

Industrial

Mechanical

Chemical

Systems and Computers

Medicine Medicine

Education

Interdisciplinary Studies on Development

School of Government Public Policies

Medicine Public Health

ActiveInternational AccreditationNational AccreditationIn the process of renewing national accreditationmost recent programs are either seeking CNA accreditation for the first time

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Universidad de los Andes is the only Colombian university within the top 450 universities of the world, according to the QS 2010 (World University Ranking). According to the QS Ranking for Latin America, Universidad de los Andes is the sixth best university of this continent.

Universidad de los Andes’ School of Business Administration is within the one percent (1%) of business schools in the world that has the triple accreditation of AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA.

Universidad de los Andes is the only Colombian private university with national accreditation for nine years, since 2005.

UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE

PROGRAMS

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

There are 587 full-time professors. This number has increased by 51% between 2002 and the first semester of 2011. In 2002 there were only 389.

60% of the faculty holds doctoral degrees. This percentage is the biggest in the country. It has increased significantly in the past eight years (it was only 39% in 2002) and it is above the national average of 14%. Moreover, at present, 105 professors are working on their doctoral degrees within the university´s faculty development program.

There are 12.497 undergraduate students. When they presented their state exams, 82% of the students that had enrolled at Universidad de los Andes for the first semester of 2011, fell within the top 5% with the highest scores in the standardized tests administered by ICFES (Colombian Institute for Educational Assessment) to all students who graduate from high school. Of the total number of students enrolled at Universidad de los Andes, 30% come from schools outside the capital city of Bogotá.

There are 276 doctoral students and 2.515 students are working a Master’s degree. 78% of the doctoral students are receiving financial help in the form of scholarships or discounts.

D = Ph.D. M = Master’s Degree S/U = Specialization/ Undergraduate

THEFACULTY A LIFE PROJECT

Universidad de los Andes has systematically been increasing the number of faculty members who hold doctoral degrees in the past decade. In 2002 only 39% had doctoral degrees. In 2005 the number had increased to 45% and, in 2011 it had reached 60%.

2002 2005 2011

School/Department D M S/U Total D M S/U Total D M S/U Total

Business Administration 13 25 2 40 21 23 4 47 27 17 4 48

Architecture 6 9 15 10 7 17 2 18 7 26

Design 2 10 12 8 7 15 20 2 22

Architecture and Design 8 19 27 18 14 32 2 38 9 48

Arts 5 4 8 1 10 3 14 4 13 1 18

Humanities and Literature 5 5 3 13 5 3 4 12 13 1 1 15

Music 2 7 9 6 6 11 3 9 6 18

Journalism 2 2 4

Arts and Humanities 5 12 13 30 6 19 12 37 20 25 9 54

Biological Sciences 8 11 1 20 12 12 24 21 7 1 29

Physics 16 1 1 18 18 2 20 23 1 24

Mathematics 17 7 11 34 19 9 13 40 33 13 5 51

Chemistry 3 4 7 7 1 1 9 8 1 1 10

Sciences 44 23 13 79 56 23 14 93 85 21 7 113

Anthropology 5 4 2 11 11 4 2 17 12 2 14

Political Science 9 3 12 9 3 1 13 10 2 1 13

Philosophy 3 2 1 6 4 3 6 8 3 10

History 6 4 10 8 4 11 15 1 16

Languages and Social Studies 4 6 1 11 6 8 1 15 7 6 2 15

Psychology 8 4 12 6 5 11 15 2 16

Schools’ Deanship 3 3

Social Sciences 35 21 4 60 43 26 4 73 69 15 3 87

CIDER 3 4 7 4 3 7 6 1 1 8

CIFE 2 2 7 6 13

Law 4 14 5 22 9 20 5 33 14 16 3 33

School of Government 4 4

Students’ Deanship 2 2

Economics 9 10 3 21 21 12 2 35 26 7 33

Civil and Environmental Engineering 5 10 3 18 5 13 18 13 11 1 25

Electrical and Electronics Engineering 10 4 1 15 12 5 1 18 18 2 2 22

Industrial Engineering 10 20 30 13 14 1 28 13 12 4 28

Mechanical Engineering 7 5 12 7 6 13 13 3 16

Chemical Engineering 2 4 1 7 2 8 1 11 7 4 11

Computer Sciences (Systems) Engineering 7 16 23 11 11 22 15 8 2 25

Schools’ Deanship 1 1 2 3 5

Engineering 41 58 5 104 50 57 3 110 80 42 9 131

Medicine 6 6 11 11

Other Units

Total 151 174 63 389 216 202 57 475 350 187 44 581

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RESEARCH

There are 128 categorized/ranked research groups. The categorization or ranking is done by Colciencias (Colombia´s Administrative Department of Science, Technology and Innovation- . Of these 128 groups, 18 have been classified as A1 (in 2009, only eight groups were ranked in this group).

There are 306 documents on the Scopus Data Base. According to the Atlas of Science, in Colombia, Universidad de los Andes is the third institution in scientific production of the country. This ranking is based on the information that appears on the Scopus Data Base.

There are 230 national and international agreements with educational and research institutions both within the national territory and abroad. These agreements comprise diverse areas and help foster students´, professors´ and researchers´ mobility.

There are 10.168 families that are being surveyed by ELCA - Encuesta Longitudinal Colombiana de la Universidad de los Andes. This is the largest and most comprehensive economic, social, and cultural longitudinal study ever done in this country. Among other things, it seeks to gauge the degree to which the dynamics of the market economy affect individual households.

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CAMPUSThere are 154.459 square meters of construction. For December 2012, the building space has been projected to 158.427 square meters.

There are 144 laboratories for research and learning. Of these, 62 can be found in the School of Sciences, and 15 belong to the Departments of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

There are 2.129 computers in public classrooms. The ratio is 17,1 computers per 100 students at the undergraduate level.

There are 53 different sports disciplines in Physical Education. These include several university teams for tournaments and competitions, and others for free practice. In 2010 there were 5.037 students enrolled in these courses. The Sports Center has 6.626 square meters of construction.

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Publications and Titles Available for Consultation

Collection in Number of Titles 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011Books 160.820 174.226 204.187 230.084 260.956 286.305

Printed Books 160.807 174.180 191.642 213.834 238.545 253.823Electronic Books 13 46 12.545 16.250 22.411 32.482

Audiovisual Materials 7.833 10.162 11.940 14.219 15.942 18.160Periodicals 3.985 4.122 9.481 87.882 120.897 70.908

Current Printed Periodicals 1.136 1.195 1.240 1.643 1.694 2.116Current Electronic Periodicals* 102 103 5.375 79.921 112.936 62.349Uncirculated Periodicals Publications 2.747 2.824 2.866 6.318 6.267 6.443

Data Bases 39 56 73 86 89 110Universidad de los Andes Theses** 25.181 27.221 29.415 31.702 34.082 36.527

Printed Theses 18.661 18.667 18.669 18.713 18.834 18.924Electronic Theses 4.941 6.093 7.176 8.016 8.689 9.291Microfilm Theses 22.853 24.882 26.948 29.167 31.036 32.379

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INTERNAL RELATIONS’ OFFICE

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

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RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (CIFI)

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CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION (CIFE)

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INTERNAL RELATIONS’ OFFICE

PUBLIC RELATIONS’ OFFICE

DEVELOPMENTSERVICES

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HUMAN RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

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PURCHASES AND SUPPLIES

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ACCOUNTING AND BUDGET

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OFFICE

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE

DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN

RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE SCHOOL OF

ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN (CIFAD)

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENT OF ART

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND

LITERATURE

CENTER FOR JOURNALISM STUDIES

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SCHOOL OF SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

DOCUMENTS’ MANAGEMENT OFFICE

VICE-PRESIDENT OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

REGISTRAR AND ADMISSIONS MANAGEMENT OFFICE

LIBRARIES’ SYSTEM MANAGEMENT OFFICE

CONTINUOUS EDUCATION MANAGEMENT OFFICE

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES AND SOCIOCULTURAL STUDIES

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CENTER FOR SOCIOCULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

(CESO)

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LEGAL ADVICE/COUNSEL

CENTER FOR SOCIO-JUDICIAL INVESTIGATIONS AND RESEARCH (CIJUS)

SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

CENTER FOR STUDIES ON ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT (CEDE)

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DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING

RESEARCH CENTER FOR THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (CIFI)

CENTER FOR ADVANCED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN ENGINEERING (MOX)

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INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTER FOR STUDIES ON DEVELOPMENT (CIDER)

CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATION (CIFE)

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Universidad de los AndesCarrera 1ª N° 18A-12 Bogotá, ColombiaTelephones: (571) 3394949 - (571) 3394999e-mail: [email protected] www.uniandes.edu.co

Publication Date: June 2012Data: Planning and Assessment Management Office of Universidad de los Andes, 2011-2Graphic concept, design, and formatting by the Communications and Trademarks’ Office.

Respectfully Submitted and Translated By: Rebeca Donoso PalaciosBogotá, Colombia March 7th, 2012