Admission to the Culture and Society in the Andes course requires the following:

1. Current enrollment in a university or superior education institute.

2. In the absence of a university diploma, the student should have experience in investigation or proof of knowledge of the majority of the material for the course.

The academic director of Colegio Universitario Andino will review all admission petitions.

Escuela Andina de Postgrado will grant a diploma of attendance and grades to the participants.

Masters in Andean Studies

The Escuela Andina de Postgrado will grant a Master's diploma in Andean studies/Culture and society in the Andes. In order to obtain this diploma, one must complete and succeed the first and the second sessions as well as the final thesis.

The evaluation of each application costs:

Enrollment and Program Fees:

Students can take part of the program or all of it. Students can also attend individual courses. For all of these categories, there is a program fee. The complete course, with diploma has a fixed price. The others are evaluated according to number of courses taken:

2. Second session with diploma US $ 1,000

3. Thesis and Master degree US $ 2,000

( it includes instructorship, examination and diploma)

4. Other modalities

Price per hour according to courses taken: US $ 15

The students of the "Culture and Society the Andes" course have the library and documentation services of Centro Bartolomé de las Casas at their disposal. This library is specialized in Andean themes and in the human sciences in general. The program fee includes access to the library and to its documentation services.

Colegio Universitario Andino has its own locale for accommodating students; however, there are limited spaces.

The cost of a complete pension in Colegio Universitario Andino (accommodation and food) for the duration of the course (7 weeks) amounts to US$ 1,000.

It is recommended that candidates apply for grants through the appropriate institution. Colegio Universitatio Andino is investigating the possibility of granting scholarships in exceptional cases to Latin American students in order to cover all or part of their costs (enrollment and programs, accommodations and food). When applying for admission, the candidate may solicit a scholarship.