Andrés Bello Prize for Best Research in Higher Education
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Latin America & the Caribbean
Latin America & the Caribbean
Born in Caracas in 1781, Andrés Bello was a writer,
politician, jurisconsult, philologist and poet that highly contributed
to the enhancing of higher education in Latin America. As a tribute to
the intense work of this Venezuelan writer to the education of American
people, the Latin America Universities Union (UDUAL) named after him its Prize for Best Research in Higher Education.
The
purpose of this award is to impulse Latin American permanent research
activity and to contribute to the link between scientific and humanistic
research with the development of the region. The prize will be granted
only to a finished research project that offers solutions to higher
education’s problem within the region, and it will consist in a
financial contribution of US$ 5,000.00
Due date for proposals is 1st August 2011. For more details visit http://www.udual.org/Premio/Bello/Convoca11.htm

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