ISEP Study Abroad: Catholic University of Uruguay

Name: ISEP Study Abroad: Catholic University of Uruguay
Brand: ISEP Study Abroad
SKU: 18342
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Location

Uruguay
- Montevideo

Term

Academic Year, Fall, Spring

Subject Areas

Business Communications Computer Science Cultural Studies Education Engineering History Latin American Studies Law Literature Psychology Sociology +2

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Program Type

Direct Enrollment

Degree Level

Bachelors

Housing

Host Family

Language

Spanish

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Starting Price

5000

Last Updated: Oct 22, 2018

Last Reviewed: Nov 06, 2014

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Come study abroad at the Catholic University of Uruguay with ISEP this year! Students can choose between an exchange or direct enrollment for a semester or academic year. At least 5 semesters of Spanish (or equivalent) is required to be admitted into the school.

International students tend to favor the Faculty of Communication Sciences, Department of Sociology, the Business School, and psychology for the courses that are offered. A special program for foreign students is also offered that focuses on Latin American & Uruguayan history, Uruguayan literature and culture, and the Spanish language. Graduate level programs are offered in business, mercosur law and psychology.

This program is currently not being promoted on Go Overseas by its provider. Check with ISEP Study Abroad for the most up-to-date information regarding the status of this program.

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My day to day experiences included going to school for about 4-5 hours a day, which was new to me since college in the US is only 2-3 hours a day and not usually back to back. This was a challenge to be able to sit in a classroom for that long and also translating what the professors were saying. A new experience for me was also taking public transportation to school, which included riding the bus. I don't have public transportation where I'm from so learning the routes and which buses I needed took awhile to catch on.

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I really enjoyed everything about this program, except the study abroad office that was at my school. The "advisors" if you were to call them that, were awful and very unhelpful. They treated us like we were children and didn't understand a single thing they said, which in some cases might be true, but they are there to help guide us through an unknown system and help us better our spanish, not judge it.

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About ISEP Study Abroad

For more than 40 years, ISEP has partnered with universities and colleges around the world for solutions to help them reach their internationalization goals. In this time, we have grown into the largest global community for study, intern and volunteer abroad programs. We offer an impressive array of ISEP Exchange and ISEP Direct programs among a...