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No mapa de Minas Gerais, a Pontifícia Universidade Católica está presente em importantes regiões do Estado, através de uma estrutura multicampi composta por mais de uma centena de prédios, que abrigam laboratórios, bibliotecas, museu, canal de TV, oficina de teatro, ensino a distância, salas multimídia, teatros, auditórios, hospitais veterinários, clínicas de fisioterapia, odontologia e psicologia, além de outros equipamentos dotados com modernos recursos tecnológicos e pedagógicos. A comunidade acadêmica da PUC Minas reúne 56.751 estudantes (47.281 na graduação, 8.182 da especialização, 1.097 no mestrado e 191 no doutorado), 2.312 professores e 1.682 funcionários, espalhados pelos seus campi/unidades. São 56 cursos de graduação, 17 programas de mestrado e seis de doutorado, além de 287 cursos de especialização (entre os de aperfeiçoamento e extensão do Prepes, IEC e de ensino a distância). A PUC Minas está presente em Belo Horizonte (Barreiro, Coração Eucarístico, Praça da Liberdade, São Gabriel), Betim, Contagem, Poços de Caldas (Sul), Arcos (Centro-Oeste), Serro (Alto Jequitinhonha) e Guanhães.

In 1551, St. Ignatius Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus, opened a "Schola grammaticae et humanitatis pro iuvenibus" in Rome. Within a short span of time, it became the Roman College and in 1556 started conferring academic degrees according to pontifical norms. The Collegio included all grades of schooling, and it is its university division of philosophy and theology that was given Papal approval in 1556 that made it the first university founded by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits). In 1584 the university was given a grandiose home by Pope Gregory XIII, after whom it was renamed. Since 1930 the Pontifical Gregorian University has been located at Piazza della Pilotta, 4 - Rome, Italy. Its international faculty serves around 3800 students from over 150 countries.

The Pontifical University of Santa Croce was born from the desire of St. Josemaría Escrivá, Founder of Opus Dei, to create a center of higher ecclesiastical studies in Rome at the service of the whole Church. With prayer and patient work, he laid the foundations of the current University of the Holy Cross. St. Josemaria’s first successor, Bishop Álvaro del Portillo, with the support of Bl. John Paul II, brought that desire to completion, inaugurating the Roman Academic Center with a Holy Mass dedicated to the Holy Spirit on October 15th, 1984. Thanks to the assistance of the University of Navarre's ecclesiastical Schools, the institution was destined to become a center of study and research, committed to the task of theological, philosophical, and canonical formation. Bishops around the world choose to send both priests and seminarians to Rome from their respective diocese, in the hope of providing them with a profound academic and spiritual formation. In this way, Rome becomes a central meeting place, strengthening fidelity and unity with the Holy See. The Pontifical University of Santa Croce is currently comprised of the Schools of Theology, Canon Law, Philosophy, and Church Communications; the Higher Institute of Religious Studies “all’Apollinare” (ISSRA) is also an essential element. The Academic Building is found in Palazzo S. Apollinare in Rome, while the Research Center and the Library are located on Via dei Farnesi.

La Pontificia Facoltà di Scienze dell'Educazione «Auxilium» coltiva e promuove la ricerca nel campo delle scienze dell'educazione e prepara ricercatori, insegnanti e operatori, a diversi livelli, nell'ambito dell'educazione.Per ulteriori informazioni consulta la pagina dell'offerta formativa: http://www.pfse-auxilium.org/it/corsi.cfm

Founded in 1888, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile is currently one of the leading higher education institutions in Latin America. Approximately 22,000 students are enrolled in graduate and undergraduate programs, which encompass a wide range of disciplines and professional schools. Its faculty includes approximately 2,000 professors, several of whom have received prestigious international awards for their contributions. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile strives to provide its students with an educational experience that motivates both personal growth and the development of an inquisitive and critical mind. One of our objectives is to educate persons who are committed to the construction of a more just and prosperous society. Our University is an important national center for research in social sciences, natural sciences, health, economics, agriculture, philosophy, theology, arts and literature. Located in a young and geographically distant country, we believe that maintaining an active exchange program with foreign universities is crucial for academic development. This interest has lead to the establishment of academic exchange agreements with more than three hundred universities in forty-six countries. Each year a growing number of students and professors, largely from the United States, Europe, and Asia study at our university. We believe that the progress of Chile relies on the contribution that its universities can make through education, the generation of new knowledge, public policy proposals and the promotion of technology transfer. Our University has taken on this challenge as part of its mission. We invite you to be part of this effort.

Since its foundation in 1928, the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso has established itself as one of the most prestigious institutions of the Chilean higher educational system. Its alumni body is characterized by the institutional seal: excellent academic and professional education, solid human values and strong commitment to public service. The University is an institution dedicated, enlightened by Christian faith, to the cultivation and dissemination of knowledge in science, art and professional and technical fields. It is a comprehensive University, permanently facing new challenges, and anticipating and satisfying society's requirements. Undertaking sudies at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso is the beginning of a path to knowledge characterized by the harmonious relationship between academic tradition and the quest for solving arising problems. With its 9 Schools and 53 academic programs, the P. Universidad Católica de Valparaíso seeks diversity within campus, generating communication spaces that enrich students´ academic life. On the other hand, it is centered in Valparaíso, Chile´s second largest city, which is characterized by its natural and urban beauty, and by the rich cultural environment provided by a great number of higher education institutions located here.

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La PUCP es la primera universidad del Perú, según el importante QS Latin American University Rankings del 2013, donde se ubica en el puesto 23. En sus 97 años trabaja, junto a docentes, alumnos y personal administrativo, en la excelencia, liderazgo, innovación y modernización a través de sus diversos programas de pregrado y posgrado. ¡Somos PUCP, seámoslo siempre!.

La Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (PUCMM) es una institución católica, no estatal, de servicio a la comunidad. Fue creada por la Conferencia del ​Episcopado Dominicano, el 9 de septiembre de 1962. Es una institución de educación superior que hace hincapié en la excelencia académica y que está abierta a todas las personas sin distinción de raza, clase social, ideología o creencias religiosas

La Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, founded by the Society of Jesus in 1623, is a Catholic University, recognized by the Colombian State, whose objectives are to serve the human community, especially the Colombian community, seeking to establish a more civilized, cultured, and just society, inspired by the values ​​of the Gospel. It promotes the integral formation of individuals, human values, the development and transmission of science and culture, and contributes to the development, guidance, critique, and constructive transformation of society. The University has two campuses, the main one located in Bogotá. It offers 48 undergraduate programs and 191 postgraduate programs (13 doctorates, 75 master's degrees, 107 specializations). It has 21,175 students, 3,435 professors, 1,500 administrative staff, and more than 130,000 graduates. Javeriana was the first university in Colombia to receive High Quality Accreditation and is the private higher education institution with the largest number of accredited programs in the country. It stands out among the most competitive universities with the highest academic standards.