Basic-Uniandino-Cycle-Courses
CBU courses offer a socio-humanistic and scientific perspective that contributes to the education of responsible, ethical citizens committed to their country.
CBU courses have a competency-based approach and are distributed in three areas, as follows:
- Colombia
- Scientific thought
- Cultures, Arts and Humanities
Students must complete a minimum of 14 credits in CBU courses (seven courses of 2 credits each) that must meet the following guidelines:
- One course from each of the areas (three in total).
- Three additional courses, which can be chosen from the offer of any of the areas.
- A common and mandatory course on Colombia (CBCC-1177 Colombia: Space, Time, Difference).
All students who have entered the University must pass at least two credits with an ethics training component (Epsilon course). (see the regulations on Epsilon courses). ( RGEPr , p. 37)