International Academic Collaboration

International Collaborative Postgraduate Programmes and Research Projects

In Latin America, most higher education institutions carry out their activities in the same way as they did during the past two centuries: looking inward, focused on the national dimension, separated from each other, without organic links that unite them, not even with neighbouring countries.Some initiatives of the International Academic Collaboration Programme include:

International Collaborative Postgraduate Programmes
International Collaborative Research Projects
Academic and Research Networks in Latin America
Study and research internships for professors-researchers and students in the region
Visiting professor-researcher chairs
Digital Learning Academic Alliances and Collaborative Programmes with other universities at a national and international level
International publishing, especially digital
International forums and colloquium that promote reflection about the identities and categories of culture, politics and religion constructed in Latin American societies

International Collaborative Postgraduate Programmes and Research Projects

Some initiatives of the International Academic Collaboration Programme include:

International Collaborative Postgraduate Programmes
International Collaborative Research Projects
Academic and Research Networks in Latin America
Study and research internships for professors-researchers and students in the region
Visiting professor-researcher chairs
Digital Learning Academic Alliances and Collaborative Programmes with other universities at a national and international level
International publishing, especially digital
International forums and colloquium that promote reflection about the identities and categories of culture, politics and religion constructed in Latin American societies

Latin American and European University Academic Collaboration Programme

The Latin American Postgraduate Program in History of Religions (PPHR) has a single Curriculum, with common mandatory courses and partially different elective courses (proposed by each academic centre and approved by the PPHR).Both mandatory courses and elective courses will gradually be available Online.Each Postgraduate Programme that participates in the PPHR assumes the responsibility of locally in-person teaching 2 quarterly courses (4 quarterly courses each year):

Quarters 1 y 2: 2 mandatory courses [+ an Advanced Research Seminar (preparation of the Degree Thesis)]
Quarters 3 y 4: 2 elective courses [+ an Advanced Research Seminar (preparation of the Degree Thesis)]

Latin American and European University Academic Collaboration Programme

Quarters 1 y 2: 2 mandatory courses [+ an Advanced Research Seminar (preparation of the Degree Thesis)]
Quarters 3 y 4: 2 elective courses [+ an Advanced Research Seminar (preparation of the Degree Thesis)]

Each Postgraduate Programme participating in the PPHR decides which mandatory courses (4) and which elective courses (4) will be taught during the 4-Quarter period of the Master’s Programme (2 years).Each Postgraduate Programme participating in the Latin American and European University Academic Collaboration Programme assumes responsibility for the local academic component of the PPHR, including the In-person Learning Sessions (8 courses), and for the issuance and granting of the corresponding Master’s Diploma.