There are several options for short term programs hosted by USFQ academics colleges that you can get involved in. Options range from class participation and research to internships or volunteer opportunities.
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Professor
Office
Maxwell Building, M-104
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
2142
Email
Political Science Professor
Office
Hayek Building, H-229Q
Phone
(+593 2) 297 1700
Extension
2289
Email
The Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) has over a decade of experience designing and executing customized programs (faculty-led programs) of any duration or academic focus.
International students could be degree seeking students at USFQ. They can enroll in their major of interest or can opt for a one-year pathway program to discover their area of interest before committing to a major.
The Pathway Program is designed for national and international students who have not decided what to study and wish to experience life in Quito by studying at USFQ. Students will have access to classes in the arts, communication, humanities, sciences and social sciences alongside local students.
All USFQ students have access to academic services and extracurricular activities. In this section you will find additional resources designed to support international students.
All USFQ students have access to academic services and extracurricular activities. In this section you will find additional resources designed to support international students.
Professor
Office
Newton Building, N-108
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1383
Email
USFQ is open to host any professor, administrator or delegation who wishes to visit the Campus. We will take care of organizing your visit and scheduling meetings and a campus tour. We can also organize a visit to the Galápagos Islands and our research station in the Amazon Basin, so that Universities can see all of the opportunities USFQ has
Would you like to study abroad at Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ)? We offer different programs in our main campus Quito/Cumbaya or in the Galapagos Islands. We welcome international students from around the world who want to have an outstanding academic and cultural experience.
Undergrad students from all over the world have the unique opportunity to conduct a research project in conjunction with a USFQ faculty member in various fields of study. This program is called The Latitude Zero: Ecuador Research Initiative (LOERI).
Dean of the College of Biological and Environmental Sciences
Office
Maxwell Building, M-305
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1846
Email
In addition to the face-to-face exchange opportunities, we offer virtual exchange options with some of our partners. Do not miss this opportunity to have an international experience!
The Universidad San Francisco de Quito seeks to collaborate in international networks focused on developing expertise among academics and administrators, as well as innovating the academic curriculum for students. We also aim to enhance international understanding, centered around the economy, politics, society, environment, and intercultural aspects of global challenges. All these network initiatives are shared with students and faculty through
College of Business Administration Dean
Office
Hayek Building, H-229
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1727
Email
Professor
Office
Hayek Building, H-101J
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Email
Date
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Place
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The mitochondria is close to transitioning from an intracellular organelle to a therapeutic agent. Before its full application to patients it is important to understand key aspects regarding its extracellular survival and interaction with host cells and tissues. As new and exciting research is being evidenced, such as the presence of functional mitochondria outside cells in blood and their genetic
Professor
Phone
(+593 2) 297-1700
Extension
1297
Email
Date
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Place
Galapagos Science Center
Discussions on Nano & Mesoscopic Optics DINAMO Nano and Mesoscopic Optics involves the interaction of light with structures that are too small or too complex to be described by traditional continuum methods, as well as the structuring and manipulation of optical fields and interactions at sub-wavelength scale. This is a highly active and interdisciplinary area of research, which involves experimental