As part of his tour of Latin America, the University Relations Manager of the International Student Exchange Programs (ISEP), Daniel Watson, visited the PUCV with the aim of strengthening collaborative ties in the field of student exchange.
ISEP is an organization that seeks to facilitate academic exchange programs between institutions of higher education around the world. Its mission is to foster internationalization and enrich the educational experience through cultural diversity.
In this context, the ISEP representative emphasized that -after almost 25 years- "the PUCV/ ISEP cooperation continues to be strong and fruitful. We are very proud of the PUCV students who have studied abroad through our network and equally proud of the foreign students who have come on exchange to PUCV, during all the years of this long institutional relationship".
"ISEP is committed to PUCV in terms of student mobility, being a vehicle for PUCV and foreign students to achieve their goals of having an international academic and life experience, through various study, internship and volunteer opportunities. Thank you PUCV for working together," said Watson.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE VISIT
Tour of the central house at PUCV
Daniel Watson was welcomed at PUCV's main house, where he explored the university's historic sites and immersed himself in its academic heritage.
Meeting with the General Directorate of International Affairs
After the tour, a meeting was held with the General Directorate of International Affairs in the offices of the University's Superior Council, during which topics of common interest were discussed.
Visit to the Sausalito campus
The ISEP representative visited the Sausalito campus of the university holding meetings with authorities of the dean's office and schools of the Faculty of Philosophy and Education.
Visit to ISEP student's home for accommodation
As a gesture of commitment to the student experience, Watson visited one of the houses that host ISEP students, thus getting to know the host families where international students stay.
