Campus Location

The Universidad Amazónica de Pando Área de Ciencias de la Salud is located in Cobija, the capital city of the Pando Department in northern Bolivia.

Healthcare Programs Offered

The university offers programs in Medicine, Nursing, Dentistry, and Pharmacy, including a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree.

Accreditation Status

The university is accredited by the Bolivian Ministry of Education and recognized by the Bolivian University System, ensuring compliance with national educational standards.

QS World Ranking

Universidad Amazónica de Pando is not currently ranked in the QS World University Rankings.

Enrollment Numbers

Exact enrollment numbers are not publicly available, but the university serves as a key educational institution in the Pando region.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees for the MD program range between $500 and $1,000 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 medical programs)
– Proof of proficiency in Spanish, the language of instruction
– An application fee

Year Established

The Universidad Amazónica de Pando was established in 1993, and the Area of Health Sciences was developed to address healthcare needs in the region.

Medical Program Start Date

The academic year typically begins in February or March.

Admissions Policy

The university admits both male and female students and welcomes international students, particularly from neighboring countries.

Admissions Contact

For admissions inquiries, prospective students can contact the university via email at info@uap.edu.bo or visit the official website for specific program contacts.

The Universidad Amazónica de Pando Área de Ciencias de la Salud provides accredited healthcare education with a focus on medicine, nursing, dentistry, and pharmacy in the northern Bolivian region.