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The U. M. N. G.

The U. M. N. G. The University. It is a national public institution dedicated to teaching, research, outreach and social projection activities.

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The U. M. N. G.

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  1. The U. M. N. G.

  2. The University • It is a national public institution dedicated to teaching, research, outreach and social projection activities. • Its roots can be traced back to 1962 when the JMC Military School started offering Civil Engineering, Economics and Law programs. In 1980, the program in medicine offered by the Military School of Medicine was integrated. • In 1982, it was recognized as a higher education institution, under the Ministry of Defense. • In 2002, the UMNG was established by law, as an autonomous university.

  3. Academic Schools • School of Basic Sciences • School of Economics • School of Law • School of International Affairs, Strategy and Security • School of Engineering • School of Medicine • School of Education and Humanities • School of Distance Education

  4. Faculty and total enrollment (may 2011)

  5. Faculty * 3 more byyearend.

  6. Distribution of teacher´s working timeF.T & H.T) 2011-I

  7. Total enrollment 2011-I

  8. Academicprograms and enrollment

  9. Undergraduate programs • Undergraduate – 13 Bachelor'sprograms – 2011-I • Business Administration 1,065 • Security Administration and OccupationalHealth 339 • AppliedBiology 192 • Accounting 872 • Law 1,702 • Economy 427 • Medicine 672 • International Relations and PoliticalStudies 638

  10. Undergraduate programs • Civil Engineering 661 • Multimedia Engineering 430 • TelecommunicationsEngineering 314 • Industrial Engineering 753 • Mechatronics Engineering 664 • Undergraduate – 1 Technology • Electronics and Communications 120 • TOTAL ENROLLMENT 8,849

  11. Undergraduate programs • Undergraduate - 4 Bachelor´sDistancePrograms and othershorterPrograms - 2011 - I • Business Administration 858 • Accounting 991 • Civil Engineering 670 • Industrial Engineering 404 • Other (non Baschelor´sdegreeprograms) 1,021 • TOTAL ENROLLMENT 3,944

  12. Non medical Graduate Programs • 7 Master´sPrograms (2 year) – 2011 -I • AppliedBiology 6 • AdministrativeLaw 38 • Criminal Law 54 • Education 25 • Organizations Management 61 • MechatronicsEngineering 18 • International Relations and Business 59

  13. Non medical Graduate Programs • 22 Specializations (1.5 years) • AviationAdministration 25 • Senior Management 164 • Senior Management forNationalDefense 13 • Senior Management On line 23 • Internal Control 83 • AdministrativeLaw 88 • PenaltyLaw 58 • Security Administration 73 • HumanRights 54

  14. Non medical Graduate Programs • CollegeTeaching 92 • Finance and PublicAdministration 747 • G.I.S. 31 • International Trade Management 75 • Quality Management 37 • IntegratedLogistics Management 74 • Integral Project Management 54 • Management of AdministrativeDevelopment 25 • PavementEngineering 35 • Marketing Services 57

  15. Non medical Graduate Programs • Environmental Planning and Management of Natural Resources 59 • Constitutional Criminal Procedure and MilitaryJustice 78 • TaxAuditing 27 • TOTAL ENROLLMENT 1,633

  16. Medical Graduate Programs • 41 Specializations (≥2 years) equivalentto a Master´sProgram • Anesthesiology 27 • Cardiovascular and thoracicAnesthesia 1 • Cardiology 4 • Cardiovascular Surgery 4 • Spinal, Pelvic and Acetabular Surgery 2 • Hand and UpperLimbSurgery 3 • General Surgery 28 • Oral and MaxillofacialSurgery 8 • PediatricSurgery 2

  17. Medical Graduate Programs • Plastic, Reconstructive and AestheticSurgery 10 • ReconstructiveSurgeriy and JointReplacement 2 • Vascular Surgery and Angiology 4 • Coloproctology 3 • Dermatology 12 • Endoctinology 5 • Gastroenterology 4 • Ginecology and Obstretics 35

  18. Medical Graduate Programs • Glaucoma 1 • Hematology and ClinicalOncology 7 • Laryngology and upperairway 1 • Critical Care Medicine and Intensive Care 4 • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 8 • Internal Medicine 33 • Nephrology 3 • Neonatology 4 • Neumology 1

  19. Medical Graduate Programs • Neurosurgery 7 • Neurology 12 • PediatricNeurology 6 • PediatricNeurologyforSpecialists in Pediatrics 2 • Oculoplastics 1 • Ophthalmology 9 • Ortopedics and Traumatology 23 • Otology 3

  20. Medical Graduate Programs • Otorrinolaringology 13 • Patology 9 • Pediatrics 50 • Psiquiatry 12 • RadiologyandDiagnostingImaging 15 • Rheumatology 4 • Urology 8 • TOTAL ENROLLMENT 390

  21. DentistryGraduatePrograms • 4 Specializations (2 years) equivalentto a Master´sProgram • Orthodontics 87 • Oral Rehabilitation 77 • Oral and Reconstructive Implantology 55 • Endodontics 15 • Total Enrollment 234

  22. Entry and degreerequirementsGraduateprograms

  23. Entry requirements • B. S. degree in thefield of studyorrelatedones. • Personal interview. • Professional experience in thearea of theSpecializationor M.S. program (desirable). • Exam (compulsoryfor M.S. program; optionalforSpecialization).

  24. Degree requirements • Specialization • Completion of study plan. • Satisfactorycompletion of short projectrelatedtothesubjectsdealtwith in theSpecialization. • M. S. • Completion of study plan • Satisfactorycompletion of researchprojectundertaken in theresearchlinesdevelopedbytheDepartmentofferingthe M.S. program.

  25. Dissemination of research (thesis and publications)

  26. PERIODIC PUBLICATIONS

  27. Research products - 2009

  28. Research products - 2010 • Theuniversityisestablishing a digital repositorywhereallitsacademic and researchproductionisbeingentered. Thisispart of a nationalefforttoestablishtheColombian Digital Library (www.bdcol.org).

  29. University budgetNote: There is no separate budget for graduate programs.

  30. 2011 Budget • The General Fund relies largely on student fees and government appropriations and pays for teaching, research, equipment purchases, library services, student scholarships, and maintenance and operation of physical properties, among other services. • 2011 total budget amounts to USD 72 million, including USD 4 million provided by the government; the rest is generated through student fees and provision of services.

  31. UNIVERSITY BUDGET

  32. Revenue Budget by School

  33. ExpenditureBudgetbySchool

  34. Campus Nueva Granada

  35. New campus panoramic view

  36. FLAGS SQUARE

  37. SCHOOL OF BASIC SCIENCES

  38. Annexes

  39. Statistics of highereducation in Colombia

  40. Higher Education Statistics

  41. Higher Education Statistics

  42. Higher Education Statistics

  43. Higher Education Statistics

  44. Higher Education Statistics

  45. New UMNG AcademicPrograms

  46. Medical Graduate Programs • 9 New Specializations (≥2 years) equivalentto a Master´sProgram : • endoscopy and gastrointestinal surgery, • oncologicalsurgery, • oncologicalplasticsurgery, • hematopediatriconcology, • pain medicine and palliativecare, • orthopediconcology, • urologiconcology, • oncologicalrehabilitation, and • radiationoncology

  47. UndergraduatePrograms • B.S. DistanceProgram • International Relations and PoliticalStudies • Technology • HorticultureTechnology

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