The Central University of Venezuela (UCV) is a public university of Venezuela, being one of the largest student population and productive importance. Founded in 1721, it is the oldest institution of higher education in the country. Its main office, the University City of Caracas, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000.
According to a study conducted at the Latin American level by QS World University Rankings for 2016, the UCV is ranked number 1 nationally, while ranking 18th in Latin America.1
In 2009, it had over sixty thousand undergraduate and graduate students, six thousand professors and about eight thousand administrative and service employees, two of whom form nine faculties in Caracas; 2, in Maracay and the Nucleus of Engineering in Cagua (Aragua State), 5 nuclei of supervised university studies and 12 experimental stations in different localities of the Republic.
Careers
Physical
Math
Chemistry
Education
Education (EUS)
Health Information
Public Health Inspection
Bioanalysis
Nursing
Pharmacy
Physiotherapy
Medicine
Nutrition and diet
odontology
Occupational Therapy
Cytotechnology (Technical)
Radiology and Imaging
Cardiopulmonary Technology
Economy
Statistical Sciences
Actuarial Science
Public accounting
Administration
Social comunication
Social work
Psychology
Geography
Sociology
Anthropology
Law
International Studies
Political and Administrative Studies
Cadastre
Philosophy
Letters
History
Bibliotecology and Archivology
Modern languages
Arts
Geophysical Engineering
Metallurgical Engineering
Mining Engineering
Geological Engineering
Geodetic Engineering
Hydrometeorological Engineering
Petroleum Engineering
computing
Electric engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Chemical engineering
Geochemistry
Civil Engineering
Architecture
Location
Av. Los Ilustres, University City, Faculty of Pharmacy,
The Chaguaramos, Caracas Venezuela.
Postal Code: 1051
Nursing
The Licentiate in Nursing, is prepared to perform in the health institutions and levels of care in the area of care (dispensing care, treatments or medications prescribed by the physician, observing the general condition of the patient) Administrative: (managing, leading and supervising the Nursing team). Teacher: (training staff) and in the area of research (studies, proposes and implements changes in nursing methods and procedures)
