Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs for students to choose from.

Program Categories

• Undergraduate programs
• Baccalaureate programs by accumulation
• Graduate programs
• Programs open for the next quarter

Fields of Study

• Layout
• Arts and music
• Communication
• Law
• Economy and politics
• Teaching and educational sciences
• Environment and sustainable development
• Letters and languages
• Individualized programs
• Administrative sciences and management
• Health Sciences
• Life sciences
• Humanities
• Pure sciences and applied sciences
• Social sciences
• Social sciences: intervention
• Information and communications technologies
• Theology and religious sciences

Admission Guide

The admission guide provides information on the admission process, requirements, and criteria for each program.

Preparation of the Application

• Make an informed choice
• Check eligibility conditions
• Respect the submission deadlines
• Understand the evaluation of files
• Schedule interviews and tests
• Obtain recognition of experiential acquired knowledge
• Understand inclusive admission

Submission of the Application

• Submit an application for admission
• Change study program
• Pay admission fees
• Send the documents
• Access the Student Center

After the Application

• Follow your file in the Student Center
• Modify an admission request
• Receive a response
• Pay a deposit
• Request a review of the file
• Make an additional choice
• Know the next steps after admission

Specific Program: Bachelor of Occupational Therapy

Program Description

The Bachelor of Occupational Therapy is a program that combines theoretical and practical training in occupational therapy.

Regulations

• The program is governed by the Regulations for undergraduate studies and the Educational regulations of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies.
• The program consists of two components: the baccalaureate and the master's degree.
• Students must satisfy certain conditions to be admitted to the master’s component.

Enrollment

• Students are enrolled full-time, with part-time enrollment allowed only in exceptional cases.
• The number of credits required for each year of study is specified.

Course Prescriptions

• Students must enroll in specific courses each year, with some flexibility allowed.

Rating

• The program uses a variety of evaluation methods, including exams, assignments, and practical assessments.
• Students who fail a course may be required to repeat it or complete additional work.

Graduation

• Students who complete the program are awarded a Bachelor of Health Sciences (BSc).