The Office of International Programs (OPI) offers USFQ students the opportunity to spend a summer, semester or a year of study in one of the 100+ universities with which we have agreements around the world.
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Are you considering applying to our academic exchanges? Find here the requirements, costs and options of universities to which you can apply.
Have you already applied and are you about to study abroad? Find here important documents that you will need for the next steps.
Are you studying abroad? Find here the recommendations that we give you for this moment.
Professor
Office
Eugenio Espejo Building, EE-124
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1426
Email
Did you return from doing your exchange? Find more information on what to do once you are back at USFQ.
USFQ offers international students the opportunity to join our semester programs (Jan-May or Aug-Dec) or tailor-made programs (short term programs).
Get academically involved in one of our semester programs. You can come for a semester or a year to our campus in Quito or choose to be part of the Galapagos Semester Program that includes unique experiences of academic immersions in Ecuador.
International students who wish to experience life in Quito and study at USFQ’s main campus should apply to the Cumbayá program and take courses at USFQ alongside local students.
Located on San Cristobal Island, the USFQ Galapagos campus offers international students the opportunity to study in one of the most pristine natural laboratories in the world.
Academic Support
Office
Hayek Building, HS-524
Phone
+(593) 297 1700
Extension
1013
Email
Coordinadora de Laboratorio
Phone
(+593 2) 297 1700
Extension
1270
Email
Asistente Administrativa Pregrado
Office
Maxwell Building, M-112A
Phone
(+593) 2-297-1700
Extension
2140
Email
Professor
Office
Maxwell Building, M-305
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1798
Email
Academic-technical laboratory support
Office
Darwin Building, DW-002
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1242
Email
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You will learn these fundamental skills: Think algorithmically: how to analyze a problem and translate it for a computer to process. Design, develop, and enhance software programs with various modules. Analyze and model real-world problems into object-oriented programming categories. Understand the programmer's role in the software development process. Acquire knowledge of how a program runs in a computer environment. Gain
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Place
Casa Blanca Theater, USFQ
Essential Tools for Research and Development of Materials, Industrial Processes, and Final Products.