Universidad Autónoma Gabriel René Moreno, Public university in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Universidad Autónoma Gabriel René Moreno is a public university in the Santa Cruz department with campuses across the region. Over 100,000 students attend its 18 faculties and choose from around 60 degree programs.
Hilarión Daza established the institution in 1880 during a period when higher education in Bolivia was still developing. The government granted it autonomy in 1931 so it could develop its own curricula.
The Natural History Museum Noel Kempff Mercado displays regional plants and animals and welcomes visitors during the week. The Humberto Parada Caro auditorium hosts theater performances and other events throughout the year.
The university offers in-person classes, online courses, and distance learning depending on the faculty and program. Visitors interested in learning more can contact individual faculties directly or check the website.
Students from 29 countries study together here through multilingual programs and international exchange courses. Besides regular degrees, the institution awards technical certificates that prepare graduates for specific careers.
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