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Centro de estudio| Universidade Católica de de Mozambique | | Localidad: | Teléfono y Fax: | | Rua Marquês de Soveral, 960; CP 82, Beira-Sofala, Mozambique | Tel.: (03) 31 30 77 Fax.: (03) 31 15 20 | | URL: | | http://www.ucm.ac.mz/
| No hay e-mail disponible | | Descripción | | The Catholic University of Mozambique (Universidade Católica de de Mozambique,
or UCM) was one the first private Universities in Mozambique. It was also the first university to have its administrative headquarters outside Maputo, the country’s capital. The university was set up as a not-for-profit institution and resulted from peace talks in Rome between the two political parties, Renamo and Frelimo. In view of this, one of the main aims of the university has always been to provide higher education to disadvantaged regions, particularly in the North and the center of the country, and to contribute to the process of reconciliation, decentralization and development in Mozambique in a peaceful and just way.
UCM is an institution of the Catholic Church in Mozambique. As such, it aims to foster an authentic humanistic community that embraces Christian values, thoughts and ideals including peace, the protection of the rights of individuals and respect for others. Although a Christian institution, it encourages students and lecturers from all faiths to attend. An important mission of UCM is to prepare young adults to meet the challenges of contemporary life in Mozambique by helping them develop the appropriate skills and acquire the necessary knowledge to respond the moral and socio-economic development of their country and their communities.
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UCM was officially recognized by the Mozambican Government in 1995 (Decree of the Council of Ministers N.43/95 on the 14 September). In August 1996, the University was inaugurated with the opening of the Faculty of Economics and Administration in Beira (Sofala Province) and the Faculty of Law in Nampula.
In line with its aim, UCM later established other Faculties in the Central and Northern Provinces of Mozambique: the Faculty of Education and Communication in Nampula (Nampula Province) in August 1998, the Faculty of Agriculture in Cuamba (Niassa Province) in January 1999, the Faculty of Medicine in Beira in August 1999, and the Faculty of Tourism Management and Information Technology in Pemba (Cabo Delgado Province) in September 2002.
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| | Enseñanzas | | Comunicación Audiovisual, Derecho, Económicas, Informática, Medicina, Educación, Turismo, Recursos Humanos, Administración Hostelera y Restauración, Gerencia, Agricultura Botánica y Ciencias Forestales, Lengua y Literatura Inglesa | | Idioma de Enseñanza | Tipo de Centro | | Mozambican | Universidad Pública | | Tipo de Estudios | Acreditación | | Carreras Universitarias, Postgrados, Cursos de Especialización | No Disponible | | Zona en mapa del mundo | |
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