UNIVERSITAS: imported model of higher education. Venezuelan case

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Aristides Santeliz

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This essay presents a brief reasoning about the beginnings of higher studies in the world with some history about universities and educational systems and levels of studies in the Venezuelan context. The objective is to contribute to disseminating initiatives in educational spaces to publicize the origin of higher studies on Venezuelan soil, through a short journey through history. It has a documentary investigative approach that seeks to communicate the significant elements of the roots of university education, to complement the construction of the meaning of academic accreditation until the appearance of universities in the world. This research reflects the acceptance in the history of humanity, before and after higher studies in different countries; concluding that ancient civilizations taught or prepared students or disciples for degrees or official positions before universities appeared.

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Santeliz, A. (2022). UNIVERSITAS: imported model of higher education. Venezuelan case. Aula Virtual, 3(6), 173-183. Retrieved from https://aulavirtual.web.ve/revista/ojs/index.php/aulavirtual/article/view/110
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