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ISEP Study in Puerto Rico - Western Coast - University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez Campus - ISEP Exchange (Outgoing Program)

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  • Locations: Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico; San Juan, Puerto Rico
  • Program Terms: Academic Year, Fall, Spring
  • Homepage: Click to visit
  • Program Sponsor: ISEP 
  • This program is currently not accepting applications.
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There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
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Program Type: ISEP Exchange Language of Instruction: English, Spanish
Click here for a definition of this term Language Prerequisites: 4 Semesters Housing Options: Off Campus
Host Country Language Courses Offered: Yes Click here for a definition of this term Non-MSU student: No
Program Inactive: No Subjects Available: Agriculture, Business
Click here for a definition of this term Pre-Session Language: No Competitive Program: Check ISEP's Chance of Placement
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University of Puerto Rico

Study in Puerto Rico - Western Coast (in English, Spanish) - ISEP Exchange

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Puerto Rico, often called Isla del Encanto, has everything from caves, to tropical forests, to nature reserves for you to explore. Explore the Torre and make friends with the locals, check out Boricua for some local music, or sing karaoke on special nights. Public and co-educational, the University of Puerto Rico serves a population of 3.6 million American citizens in Puerto Rico. Founded in 1903 as a small Teacher’s College in Rio Piedras, UPR encompasses a modern system with three main campuses, two university colleges, six regional colleges and other units throughout Puerto Rico. UPR's 58,000 students account for six percent of all Hispanics enrolled in U.S. institutions of higher learning.

Particularly strong academic offerings include architecture, environmental design, natural sciences (mathematics, chemistry, physics), Spanish literature, languages, history, translation, public administration, library sciences, education (TESOL), Caribbean studies, comparative literature, home economics, labor relations, art, music, psychology and cooperativism.


This program is currently not accepting applications.