Campus Location
The campus of Universidad Mayor de San Andrés Facultad de Medicina is located in La Paz, Bolivia, at the heart of the country’s administrative capital.
Healthcare Programs Offered
The Faculty of Medicine offers the Medicine (MD) program and postgraduate specializations in various medical fields.
Accreditation Status
The university is accredited by the Bolivian Ministry of Education and recognized by the Bolivian University System. It is also a member of the Association of Universities of Latin America and the Caribbean (AUALCPI).
QS World Ranking
Universidad Mayor de San Andrés is not currently ranked in the QS World University Rankings but is highly regarded nationally.
Enrollment Numbers
Exact enrollment numbers are not publicly available, but it is one of the largest universities in Bolivia, with thousands of students in the Faculty of Medicine.
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees range between $500 and $1,500 per year for local students. Fees for international students may vary.
Application Requirements
Prospective students must submit the following documents:
– A completed application form
– A high school diploma (Bachillerato or equivalent)
– Official transcripts from secondary education
– Results of an entrance examination (competitive exam for the medical program)
– Proof of proficiency in Spanish, the language of instruction
– An application fee
Year Established
Universidad Mayor de San Andrés was established in 1830, making it one of the oldest universities in Bolivia.
Medical Program Start Date
The academic year typically begins in February or March.
Gender Admitted
The university admits both male and female students.
Foreign Students Admitted
Yes, the university admits international students.
Admissions Contact
For admissions inquiries, prospective students can contact the university via email at informaciones@umsa.bo or visit the official website for specific program contacts.
Universidad Mayor de San Andrés Facultad de Medicina provides accredited education in medical and health sciences, offering the Medicine (MD) program and postgraduate specializations, addressing the healthcare needs of the Bolivian academic community.