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ACADEMIC HONORS. SCHOOL HONOR ROLLFull-time students with 12 semester credits or more who have received a grade resulting in an academicindex of 3.00 or higher for three consecutive semesters in the academic year and who have not beenrefused in any course will be recorded on the School´s Honor Roll.Students qualifying to be recorded on the School´s Honor Roll for three semesters in an academic yearwill have the privilege of appearing throughout the following academic year on the University Honor Roll.The Registrar´s Office will issue to those students appearing on the honor roll a certification in which theUniversity confirms the honor they achieved.RE-ENTRYStudent re-entry will be subject to the following regime:Any student who has fulfilled all the academic requirements, but who has voluntarily interrupted his studiesin the University must apply for re-entry.Re-entry must be requested with the Director of the Registration Office, and will be decided on according tothe student´s merits and the possibility of fitting him into the academic unit in question, after consultationwith the director of the corresponding area. The Registration Office will notify the student of the results ofhis application.Students who have remained for five (5) years or more outside the University without taking upper-levelcourses lose all the academic rights they had accumulated. They may re-enter to take courses in the samemajor or a different one by taking a new admissions test, thereby invalidating previous academic records.They will have a new registration number.POLICY ON SATISFACTORY PROGRESSApplicable to Students who Receive U.S. Federal Financial Assistance.The U.S. federal laws regulating the use of funds assigned to the various received from DirectUnsubsidized Loans and Grad PLUS Loans (referred to collectively as Financial Assistance or FinancialAid) Financial Assistance Programs requires that every eligible student to abide by the norms ofsatisfactory academic progress (SAP) established by the institution, in addition to the current academicregulations.The purpose of the Norms on Satisfactory Academic Progress is for students benefitting from this aid tomake good use of same, continuously demonstrating that they are working constantly and progressively tocomplete the requirements of their studies program.In order to do this, students must satisfy certain criteria of academic progress, both qualitative andquantitative, in order to be eligible to receive Financial Assistance.At the end of every academic year the University will evaluate its students in order to determine whetherthey have met SAP standards. Students who don´t meet these standards will be ineligible for Financial Aid.A student may appeal the decision and if the appeal is granted, may continue ON PROBATION during thesubsequent academic year, but and may continue to participate in the Financial Assistance programs. (Seeappeal instructions below). If at the end of the year of probation they still haven´t fulfilled the criteria metSAP standards for academic eligibility, they shall be deemed as NOT HAVING MADE SATISFACTORYPROGRESS and therefore they can´t continue to receive federal Financial Aid assistance.DefinitionsAcademic Year: UNPHU´s academic year consists of 2 consecutive academic semesters.Academic Load: This refers to the number of credits a student carries.Full-time Student: A student carrying 12 credits or more during an academic semester. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 51

CRITERIA OF EVALUATIONThe evaluation is composed of two criteria:QUALITATIVE CRITERIAThis requires that the student have a minimum cumulative academic index or Grade Point Average (GPA)of 2.0. If the retention index in the academic program in which the student is registered is greater than2.0, the student will have to comply with that higher index in order to achieve academic progress forpurposes of Financial Aid.Students obtaining a cumulative grade point average of 1.5 to 1.99 will automatically be ineligible forFinancial Assistance.QUANTITATIVE CRITERIAThere are two aspects of the quantitative element.The first measures the maximum period of time in which a student may receive Financial Assistanceaccording to the requirements of Title IV of the U.S. Department of Education’s Financial AssistancePrograms. The second determines the gradual progress towards obtaining the degree, through passing aminimum percentage of credits attempted each academic year.Students may attempt up to a maximum of 150% of the total credits required by the academic program.The student is required to pass at least 70% of the credits attempted during the academic year underevaluation.Even if the student has not received Financial Economic Assistance in the past, the courses attempted willcount against the maximum of 150%.Transfers and Changes of Majors/Courses of StudyStudents transferred from other institutions of Higher Education or who change majors will be consideredfor the courses pending to be completed in order to establish the maximum time period for the duration oftheir studies, according to the plan for course selection prepared by the Registration Department. Thesestudents will also comply with the norms applicable to their level of studies. Approved transfer creditsfrom other institutions will be counted in credits attempted and credits passed.Application of the Satisfactory Progress PolicyAt the end of the year of probation he will be evaluated again; if he doesn´t meet any of the criteriamentioned, then he is considered to be WITHOUT SATISFACTORY PROGRESS and therefore IS NOTELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. If on the other hand the student fulfills all the criteriamentioned, then the student is considered to have demonstrated Satisfactory Progress again, and mayparticipate in the federal financial assistance program.Additional ClarificationsIncomplete –The courses for which the student receives a grade of Incomplete will count asattempted/having been taken. A grade (D) will be used when the student obtains a numerical gradebetween 60 and 69 on the final evaluation, which is granted by school. A grade D is a failed grade andthe student must repeat the course. An Incomplete (I) grade will be given when the student has received,from the Director of the Academic Unit administering the course, an authorization to defer the final exambecause of duly approved illness or unforeseeable circumstance. In this case the student must take thedeferred exam on the date specified in the University´s Academic Calendar.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 52

TERM PERIOD FOR CLAIMS REGARDING GRADES OF INCOMPLETEThe term period for claims by students against grades as incomplete and which have not beensubstituted with other grades in the appropriate term period because the professor forgot or because ofany other reason of unforeseeable circumstance, as well as any omission appearing in the Record ofGrades, will be 30 (thirty) days as of the date of publication of grades by the Registration Office.If on the date of the deferred exam the condition persists which prevented it from being taken during theregular period, the student may request to the Director that the Deferment be postponed, and the Directormay assign a new date within the two weeks following the holding of the deferred exam. If the conditionpersists even at the end of this new period, the student must write to the Academic Vice Rector askingthat he study the case and send it for consideration by the Academic Board, which may extend theIncomplete (I) grade until a date that shall not exceed the end of the semester following the one in whichhe took the course.The grade of Incomplete (I) will also be employed when, after a deferment is granted to finish laboratorywork or practices inside or outside the classroom, or a partial exam, the condition determining thedeferment persists at the moment when the final exam is given.If the student fails to take the deferred exam, or doesn´t received a passing grade, the Incomplete will bechange to a Failure, and the failed grade will be counted in the student´s GPA and credits attempted.Repeated courses–A student may receive economic Financial Assistance for repeated courses that thestudent previously failed so as long as he has not exceeded the maximum time frame limit of 150%. Astudent may retake a previously passed course only once, and receive Financial Assistance. A repeatedcourse is counted in credits attempted.Attempted credits – All credits selected enrolled in for a specific semester, including credits withdrawnfrom which the student withdrew are counted towards attempted credits.Reviews and AppealsA student has a right to request a review or to appeal the decision of failing to meet Satisfactory ProgressStandards, if the student believes that there is an error in their evaluation or has suffered any criticalsituation which has influenced his academic performance. These causes include but are not limited to:illness or injury of the student or a close family member, death of a close family member, and or otherspecial circumstances. The student must present documents supporting his situation and included in theappeal, the student must indicate that the reason for the failure has been resolved, and will no longeraffect his academic performance. If the appeal is granted, the student will be placed on probation for thefollowing academic year and they would have to meet SAP at the end of that academic year. If thestudent should fail to meet SAP standards again, the student may appeal again as long as the reason forthe failure represents a new circumstance. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 53

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATIONIn order to qualify as a technical or undergraduate level candidate, the student must fulfill the followingrequirements: • Have passed with a minimum grade average of 2.00 for the courses prescribed in the program. • Candidates for graduation who have begun their studies in another institution must pass in our University at least 51% of the credits. If the candidate needs to pass less that that 51% of the credits, the Director shall determine which professional credits must be repeated in the UNPHU and passed by the applicant in order to be able to graduate. In the case of a Medical Program, the student must have taken and passed in our University at least the last 4 years of his course of study. • He must have presented the Undergraduate Work or its equivalent. • He must have satisfied the economic obligations with the University. • He must officially make the corresponding application for granting of degree with the Registration Office, in the term of one (1) month as of the start of the semester in which he will complete his academic requirements. • He must have been formally recommended for the degree by the Director of the corresponding School or Department, after having fulfilled all the academic requirements. • Pay the duty for the right to the degree. • Attend the graduation ceremony.Students with an index of 3.0 to 3.3 inclusive shall graduate “CUM LAUDE”; those reaching an index of3.4 to 3.7 inclusive, “MAGNA CUM LAUDE”; and those with 3.8 to 4.0 inclusive, “SUMMA CUM LAUDE.”Students who have received grades of “F” or “F1” during their studies will not have the right to academichonors.The University shall hold graduation ceremonies twice a year: on April 21st, the anniversary of thefounding of the University, and on November 19th, the anniversary of the first teaching session.Candidates with the right to it shall receive, if they so request, a certification of end of studies at any timebefore the holding of the graduation ceremony. As an exception, when there are justified reasons, anextraordinary graduation may be held on the dates set by the President, at the request of the interestedparties in the Registration Office.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 54

PERIOD OF EFFECTIVENESS OF THE STUDIES PLANThe studies plan represents the programming of the teaching of a major based on the credit hour system.“One university credit is equivalent to one hour of class of theory, or to two or three of laboratory orpractice, per week in a particular semester” (Regulation for Exams, tests, and Evaluation Systems,Chapter III).It is the main source of orientation for the student, and as such it defines the coding of the courses whichmake it up, their value in credits, the number of hours of theory and practice weekly, the order of the pre-requisites, and the total of credits required for the major in order to graduate. Its publication is governedby a uniform format for the entire University.A student´s academic load will be determined by the studies plan, in other words he can carry the numberof credits that the plan permits in each semester.When a studies plan is modified, several situations are presented to the student:In the first place one has to determine whether the modification within the studies plan encompasses alevel lower than the one the student is presently studying at. In this case, the student will continue to begoverned by the original curriculum, even in the case of adding courses, excepting if the Academic Boardhas ordered otherwise.The second situation occurs when the amendment is for a level higher than the one presently beingstudied at. Here the student must take the courses added to the plan, so long as the Academic Boardhas expressly so ordered. Otherwise, the student will be governed by his original curriculum.The studies plan, in addition to being the source of orientation for the student, constitutes the determiningelement in the contractual academic relations arising between the University and the student, as revealedby the studies program offered.Its subsequent modification must not harm the student´s interest and status, even when the Institutionreserves the right to make the amendments it deems pertinent in order to maintain its academic quality.The situation of the student who finishes his curriculum and does not present the undergraduate work inthe term period established is different. In this case, according to the regulations he has to take thecourses added to the studies plan.The substitution of one course for another (even through equivalencies), within a studies plan, implies amodification, and it must be approved by the Academic Board.If the Academic Board suppresses a course from a studies plan, the student is not obligated to take it inorder to complete his curriculum. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 55

NOMENCLATURE OF THE STUDIES PLANC = CreditsT = Hours of Theory per WeekP = Hours of Practice per WeekTP = Total Hours (Theory + Practice) per WeekTS = Hours of Theory in the SemesterPS = Hours of Practice in the SemesterSS = Hours of Night-time Service in Hospital in the SemesterTPS = Total of Hours per Semester

PROGRAMS

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND ARTSDescription and Organization:The Faculty of Architecture and Arts in the academic unit responsible for the coordination and supervisionof programs of study related to Architecture, Plastics Arts and similar disciplines.The Faculty is composed by the School of Architecture and the Program of Design and decoration.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 58

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISMThe School of Architecture and Urbanism of UNPHU, since its foundation aim to educate professionalsof the field of Architecture capable to contribute to the integral development of our society, through theknowledge, investigation and formulation of answers to the requirements of our country.Our graduates have served in the bodies and institutions that handle major urban and territorial issuesdelivering outcomes of high technical and social level, as well as being at leading positions in majoracademic and professional awards.Our goal is to educate an Architect capable to understand the urban dynamic as a social construction, andbeing the promoter of the local development and understand the global projection of architecture; respectfulof the constructed surroundings and the environmental and historical patrimony; responsible regarding theenvironmental and social sustainability and satisfying our particular necessities as a society in economic,aesthetic, technical and environmental terms.Knowing the latest techniques of computers, of strong theoretical and historical education and able tointerpret and reinterpret our reality in contemporary designs, sustained by a theoretical architectural urbanconstruction socially responsible. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 59

Capable to formulate and develop land management, urban and administrative projects.The School of Architecture and Urbanism has a matriculate of 300 students and a faculty of high academicquality with more than 40 professors. Computer workshops totally equipped conference rooms and aspacious parking lot within a campus distinguished by greenery and sports facilities.Currently the school restarted the programs of Master in Caribbean Tropical Architecture and theConservation of Monuments and Cultural Goods, defined with the European Union.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 60

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISMLevel granted: GradeCareer: ArchitectureTitle granted: ARCHITECTCareer Code: 102Approval Date: April 19, 2005Valid Since: 2-2005-2005 (May 2005)PENSUMFIRST YEARFirst Semester (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 2 0 4 4 0 56 56ARQ- Expression I 3 2 4 6 28 56 84 3 1 6 7 14 84 98111 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 4 3 2 5 42 28 70ARQ- Architectural Drawing I114ARQ- Design I140LET-101 Spanish and Technique of Expression IMAT- 060 Basic MathematicsORI-100 University Orientation 1 1 0 1 14 0 14Second Semester (15 Weeks) 16 10 16 26 140 224 364CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESARQ- Expression II 2 0 4 4 0 56 56112 3 2 4 6 28 56 84 ARQ-114ARQ115 Architectural Drawing IIARQ- Design II 3 1 6 7 14 84 98 ARQ-140141 1 0 2 2 0 28 28ART-100 Artistic Activities(*)EDF-100 Physical Education(*) 1 0 2 2 0 28 28LET-102 Spanish and Technique of Expression II 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 LET-101 56 28 84 MAT-060MAT-160 Superior Algebra 5426 Total 17 10 18 28 140 252 392(*) Elective Subject (choose One) (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 61

Third Semester (15 Weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 56ARQ-231 Investigation Methods and 2 1 3 4 14 42 Techniques 4 112 ARQ-141ARQ-242 Design III 2 6 8 28 84 56ARQ-260 0 4 4 0 56 42HUM-150 Architectural Patrimony I 2 3 0 3 42 0 56ING-210 2 2 4 28 28 56MAT-170 History of Universal Culture 3 2 2 4 28 28 MAT-160 Topography 3 10 17 27 140 238 378 Differential and Integral Calculus 3 I Total 17Fourth Semester (15 Weeks)SECOND YEARCODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 20 4 4 0 56 56ARQ-200 Computers 42 6 8 28 84 112 ARQ-242 32 2 4 28 28 56 ARQ-260ARQ-243 Design IV 33 0 3 42 0 42 HUM-150 MAT-160ARQ-261 Architectural Patrimony IIARQ-311 History of Art and Architecture IFIS-115 Basic Physics for Architects 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 Total 16 10 14 24 140 196 336Fifth Semester (15 Weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 5 28 42 70 ARQ-200ARQ-215 Design By Computer 32 3 3 42 0 42 ARQ-311 8 28 84 112 ARQ-243ARQ-312 History of Art and Architecture II 3 3 0 4 28 28 56 3 42 0 42 FIS-115,MAT-160ARQ-344 Design V 42 6 23 168 154 322BIO-244 Biology and Enviroment 32 2ING-220 Elemental Mechanics 33 0 Total 16 12 11Sixth Semester (15 Weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3 42 0 42ARQ-320 Elements of Structure 33 0 8 28 84 112 ARQ-344 3 42 0 42ARQ-345 Design VI 52 6 3 42 0 42 ARQ-312 3 42 0 42ARQ-410 Theory of Architecture I 33 0 20 196 84 280ARQ-413 History of Art and Architecture III 3 3 0ARQ-430 Urbanism 33 0 Total 17 14 6(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 62

Seventh Semester (15 Weeks)THIRD YEARCODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3 42 0 42ARQ-321 Material and methods of 3 3 0ARQ-446 Construction I 52 6 8 28 84 112 ARQ-345 Design VII 3 42 0 42 3 42 0 42 ING-220ARQ-510 Theory Architecture II 33 0 17 154 84 238ING-320 Mechanics of Strain Solids 33 0 Elective 30 Total 17 11 6Eight Semester (15 Weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESING-331 Introduction to Design of Wood 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 ING-320ARQ-422 3 42 0 42ARQ-425 Structures 3 14 28 42 Construction Methods and 3 3 0 Materials II Building Equipment 212ARQ-447 Design VIII 628 10 28 112 140 ARQ-320,ARQ-446 Elective 3 Total 17 9 10 19 126 140 266Ninth Semester (15 Weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3 42 0 42 ING-320ING-332 Introduction to Structure Design of 3 3 0ARQ-423 3 0ARQ-524 Armed Concrete 3 0 Construction Methods and 3 3 42 0 42 Materials III Plumbing installations 3 3 42 0 42 10 28 112 140ARQ-548 Design IX 62 8 3 42 0 42 ARQ-447 22 196 112 308IEL-475 Ilumination and Wiring 33 0 Design 18 14 8Fourth YearTenth Semester ( 15 Weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 0 3 42 0 42ARQ-515 History of Dominican Architecture 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 ARQ-321,ARQ-422 ARQ-423ARQ-521 Management and Organization of 3 3 8 10 28 112 140ARQ-549 Works I 6 2 Design X 8 Elective 3 Total 15 8 16 112 112 224 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 63

Eleventh Semester ( 15 Weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESARQ-522 0 3 42 0 42 Management and Organization of 3 3ARQ-551 8 10 28 112 140 ARQ-549 Works II 2 4 28 28 56 Pre-project Grade 62 10 17 98 140 238ARQ-560 Proffesional Practice I 32 Elective 3 Total 15 7Twelfth Semester (15 Weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 32 2 4 28 28 56 ARQ-560ARQ-561 Proffessional Practice II 60 12 12 0 168 168 All Subjects 3ARQ-900 Grade Work Total 12 2 14 16 28 196 224 ElectiveElectives TITLE CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESCODE Contemporary Art Panorama 33 0 3 42 0 42ARQ-210 Interior Compositions 32 2 4 28 28 56 ARQ-141ARQ-211 Modelling 32 2 4 28 28 56ARQ-212 Presentation 31 4 5 14 56 70ARQ-213 Conservation of Monuments and 33 0 3 42 0 42ARQ-313 Cultural Goods Photography 33 0 3 42 0 ARQ-311,ARQ-312ARQ-315 Housing Problems and Solutions 33 0 3 42 0 42ARQ-333 Landscaping 32 2 4 28 28 42 ARQ-243ARQ-432 Theory of Architecture III 33 0 3 42 0 56ARQ-511 Urban Design 32 4 6 28 56 42ARQ-541 33 2 4 28 28 84 ARQ-430ARQ-542 Advanced Design By Computer 56 ARQ-215Co curricular Activities: 3Mandatory Credits: 178Elective Credits: 15Total Credits: 196Total Number of Subjects 59(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 64

SCHOOL OF DESIGNOur university was the first providing a Program of Design and decoration, when in its year of foundation(1966) established the “Technique on Interior Decoration, graduating 491 professionals.Later the technical level was restructured and the Design of Interior and Graphic and Advertising Designprograms where created.Currently the School of Design works to educate a professional to develop the necessary sensibility thatallows observing the requirements submitted for analyzing and resolve them in its different aspects showingdomain and artistic abilities, and a creative and innovative spirit. Also will be a great expert of means andtechniques of graphic expression, will bear a wide general culture and abilities to express him /her ingraphics, for which is planned to bring the interior design career to a degree level. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 65

Para esto se propone: • Increase possibilities for the specialization of graduates of the career. • Enhance the labor market in the area of interior design by increasing the academic level of graduates. • Maintain the quality and academic excellence of UNPHU, according to the principles of their Mission, Vision and Values. • Open the opportunities for research in Post grades offered by the UniversityWe have also formulated the following general objectives: • Meeting the demands and needs, creating high quality professional social and environmental responsibility. • Provide a balanced distribution of knowledge for the benefit of the organization by levels. • Promote the application of new knowledge relevant to national and international reality and sustainable design. • Incorporate new subjects required for the new academic standards, to strengthen in some areas that respond to new requirements.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 66

SCHOOL OF DESIGNLevel granted: Superior TechnicianCareer: Graphic and Advertising DesignTitle granted: GRAPHIC AND ADVERTISING DESIGNERCareer Code: 114Approval Date: December 3, 2001Valid Since: 2-2001-2002 (January 2002)Reviewed: 1-2008-2008(January 2008)PENSUMFIRST YEARFirst Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESART-100 Artistic Activities(*) 1 0 2 2 0 28 28DIS-101 Technical Drawing 3 1 4 5 14 56 70DIS-111 Expression I 3 1 4 5 14 56 70DIS-131 Art History I 3 2 2 4 28 28 56DIS-150 Foundation and Philosophy of 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 DesignEDF-100 Physical Education (*) 1 0 2 2 0 28 28LET-101 Spanish and Techniques of 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 Expressions IORI-100 University Orientation 1 1 0 1 14 0 14 Total 17 11 12 23 154 168 322(*) Elective Subject (choose One)Second Semester ( 15 weeks) CT P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 4 5 14 56 70 DIS-111 2 4 28 28 56 DIS-131DIS-112 Expression II 31 2 4 28 28 56DIS-132 Art History II 32 4 5 14 56 70 0 3 42 0 42 LET-101DIS-151 Bi-Tri Dimensional Design 32 12 21 126 168 294DIS-201 Drawing I 31LET- Spanish and Techniques of 3 3102 Expressions I Total 15 9 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 67

Third Semester ( 15 weeks) C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 4 2 4 6 28 56 84 DIS-101 3 1 4 5 14 56 70 DIS-201DIS- Shadow and Perspective 2 0 4 4 0 56 56 DIS-112102 Drawing II 3 2 2 4 28 28 56 DIS-132DIS- Expression II 2 2 0 2 28 0 28202 History of Graphic Total 14 7 14 21 98 196 294DIS- Image Sytnax213DIS-231DIS-273SECOND YEARFourth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 2 12 3 14 28 42 DIS-202DIS- Anatomic Drawing 3 3100 3 2DIS- Photography 14 1 4 5 14 56 70203DIS- Typography I 2 2 4 28 28 56211DIS- Graphic and Advertising Design I 1 4 5 14 56 70 DIS-151271DIS- Art, Impression and Production I 1 2 3 14 28 42 DIS-202301 TOTAL 13 6 20 84 196 280Fifth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESDIS- Typography II 3 2 2 4 28 28 56 DIS-211212DIS- Video 4 2 4 6 28 56 84 DIS-213215DIS- Graphic and Advertising Design II 3 1 4 5 14 56 70 DIS-271272DIS- Art, Impression and Production II 2 1 2 3 14 28 42 DIS-301302DIS- Editorial Design 2 1 2 3 14 28 42 DIS-271360 TOTAL 14 7 14 21 98 196 294(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 68

Sixth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESADM- Marketing 3 3 0 3 42 0 42226DIS- Logotypes 2 1 2 3 14 28 42 DIS-212364DIS- Formulation and Evaluation of Projects 2 2 0 2 28 0 28370DIS- Graphic and Advertising Design III 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 DIS-272373DIS- Design by Computer 3 1 4 5 14 56 70 DIS-272374 TOTAL 14 10 8 18 140 112 252Seventh Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES and 2 20 2 28 0 28DIS- Project Management 32 4 5 42 28 70 ADM-226,DIS-380 Professional Ethics 52 301,DIS-370,DIS- 373DIS- Final Project 7 70 28 98501 TOTAL 6Co curricular Activities: 2Total of Credits: 95Total Number of Subjects 34 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 69

MASTERS IN TROPICAL CARIBBEAN ARCHITECTUREINTRODUCTIONThe Caribbean region is part of that great band that we might call the «tropical world», which in economicterms consists of a number of nations in the development process. The Caribbean or the Great Caribbeanis structured, in addition as its particular geographical features, by the synergy of the great cultural diversitythat inhabits it, thus constituting a population essentially syncretic. We understand that there are fourimportant considerations to note in terms of displaying a unique and self-understanding regarding theCaribbean: 1. The people and their needs 2. The climate and its problems 3. Materials and constructionmethods, and 4. The aesthetics of the Region. Therefore it is important to train human resources of highacademic and scientist level, with integral vision of the issues, conditions and characteristics of architecturein Dominican Republic and the Caribbean.BACKGROUNDUniversidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña, sponsored by the European Union and Lomé IV, developedon 1998 up to 2003 the Program of Master in Conservation of Monuments and Cultural Goods. The programof regional characteristics had a term of 5 years and four promotions, with near 50 scholarships within thecountry and the Caribbean.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 70

GENERAL OBJECTIVES  Offer the Grade of Master and Speciality in Tropical and Caribbean Architecture as an academic activity acknowledged at national and International level.  Create human resources of high scientific level able to approach the problematic of climate, environment and cultural factors in an integral and comprehensive and adequate way in the Caribbean region. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES  Create a technical specialized group for the development of projects, architectural and of cities achieving an understanding and an integral vision of the main values that conforms it, at local and regional level, reaching an awareness and diffusion of the importance that this have.  Create a space for training professors with a multiplier social and economic impact in the region.  Promote the scientific methodological and interdisciplinary approach among professionals of different disciplines of the Caribbean region.  Develop human resources for research, teaching and management of projects, in order that they can apply the acquired knowledge through the academy in specific programs or interdisciplinary research, in the liberal exercise of the  profession or in public or government organs. PROFILE OF THE PROFESSIONALAt the termination of the master program in Tropical Caribbean Architecture the graduated should be ableto show knowledge in:• Handling characteristics and spatial conditions in the Architecture of the Region (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 71

MASTER IN TROPICAL CARIBBEAN ARCHITECTURELevel granted: MasterCareer: Master in Tropical Caribbean ArchitectureTitle granted: MASTER IN TROPICAL CARIBBEAN ARCHITECTURECareer Code: 152Approval Date: July 7, 2008Valid Since: 2-2008-2008 (May 2008)PENSUMFIRST YEARFirst Semester (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 3 30 3 42 0 42ATC-614 Man, Culture and Region 3 22 4 28 28 56CMB-611 History of Caribbean Region 3 22 4 28 28 56 and its Architecture 9 74 11 98 56 154CMB-612 Historic Centers and Town Planning in the Great Caribbean TOTALSecond Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 3 22 4 28 28 56ATC-615 Architectural Styles in the 3 22 4 28 28 56ATC-624 Region 3 22 4 28 28 56ATC-625 Technology Against Hurricanes 9 66 12 84 84 168 and Earthquakes Space and Symbol in the Caribbean Architecture TOTALThird Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 3 22 4 28 28 56ATC-626 The Cities in the CaribbeanATC-627 Region 3 22 4 28 28 56 CMB-611, CMB- Workshop I. Antillean 22 4 28 28 56 612, ATC-614, Architecture Housing ATC-615ATC-634 Design, Enviroment and 3 Architecture 9 6 6 12 84 84 168 TOTAL(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 72

Fourth Semester ( 15 weeks) C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 3 22 4 28 28 56ATC- Vernacular and Popular631 Architecture in the Caribbean 3 2 2 4 28 28 56ATC- Project Management635 3 14 5 14 56 70 ATC-611 , ATC-ATC- Workshop II. Antillean 58 13 70 112 182 612, ATC-627636 Architecture Town Planning 9 TOTALFifth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 9 58 13 70 112 182 All SubjectsARQ-920 Thesis 9 58 13 70 112 182 TOTALCo curricular Activities: 0Total Credits: 45Total Number of Subjects 13 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 73

MASTER IN CONSERVATION OF MONUMENTS AND CULTURAL GOODS INTRODUCTION The discipline of restoration of monuments and sites has a purpose to contribute to the permanence of the objective evidences of the historical past, to secure the integrity of the historical judgment, allowing planning the future and fueling the awareness of identity of the countries within a framework of economic and cultural globalization. Therefore is unavoidable the education of human resources of high academic and scientific level able to approach the problematic of restoration of the architectonic patrimony in Dominican Republic and in the Caribbean Region. BACKGROUNDS Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña, sponsored by the European Union and Lomé IV, developed on 1998 up to 2003 the Program of Master in Conservation of Monuments and Cultural Goods. The pro- gram of regional characteristics had a term of 5 years and four promotions, with near 50 scholarships within the country and the Caribbean. GENERAL OBJECTIVES  Offer the grade of master in architecture with specialization in Conservation of Monuments and Cultural Goods as an activity of academic national and international acknowledgment.  Education of high scientific level that can approach the problematic of the restoration and conservation of the Monumental patrimony of the Caribbean region.  SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES  Set up a technical group specialized in the preservation of cultural property in order to identify, preserve, restore and raise awareness of the importance of them.  Create a training space that has a professorial social and economic multiplier effect in the Region.  Promote the scientific methodological and interdisciplinary approach between professionals from different disciplines of the Caribbean region.  Develop human resources for the task of research, teaching and management projects, in order that they can apply the knowledge acquired through the academy in specific programs or interdisciplinary research, in the exercise of liberal profession or in public or government. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 74

PROFILE OF THE PROFESSIONALAt the satisfactory conclusion of the master program in conservation of monuments and cultural goods thegraduate should show acquired knowledge in:• Different theories for the restoration of monuments. The different historic centers in the Greater Caribbean and its features. The formulation of the research process of cultural goods. Submit solutions for the restoration of cultural goods. Advise on the need to legislate on the built cultural heritage. Meet the requirements of minimal resistance to earthquakes and hurricanes in the Greater Caribbean. Evaluation and enhancement of cultural heritage. Monitoring of interventions renovation, conservation and preservation projects intown centers. Recognize the different architectural styles used in the Great Caribbean.OCUPATIONAL FIELDThe graduated will be able to perform activities in:• Elaboration of scientific proposals of preservation of monuments, historical centers and cultural heritage.• Management of museums and goods of the cultural heritage• Coordination of formulation in the field of preservation of the cultural heritage.• Advise in projects of restoration and conservation of cultural real states.• Management of projects of restoration of preservation of historical centers.• Mediator in the management of international organisms. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 75

MASTER IN CONSERVATION OF MONUMENTS AND CULTURAL GOODSLevel granted: MasterCareer: Master in Conservation of Monuments and Cultural GoodsTitle granted: MASTER IN CONSERVATION OF MONUMENTS AND CULTURAL GOODSCareer Code: 162Approval Date: July 7, 2008Valid Since: 2-2008-2008 (May 2008)PENSUMFIRST YEARFirst -Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 3 22 4 28 28 56CMB-611 History of Caribbean Region 3 22 4 28 28 56 and its Architecture 3 22 4 28 28 56CMB-612 Historic Centers and Town 9 66 12 84 84 168 Planning in the Great CaribbeanCMB-613 Documentation and Investigation of Cultural Goods TOTALSecond -Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P T T P TP PREREQUISI P C C C TESATC- Vernacular and Popular Architecture in the 3 2 2 4 2 28 56631 Caribbean (Workshop) 8CMB- Restoration Theory and Conservation Of Cultural 3 3 0 3 4 0 42610 Goods 2CMB- Patrimony Management 3 2 2 4 2 28 56632 8 TOTAL 9 7 4 1 9 56 15 18 4Third Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 22 4 28 28 56CMB-620 Structure, Consolidation and 3CMB-621 TechnologyCMB-630 Technical Installations 3 22 4 28 28 56 22 4 28 28 56 Materials Conservation 3 66 12 84 84 168 TOTAL 9(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 76

Fourth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 CMB-610 , CMB-CMB- Museography and Museology 611 , CMB-612,622 CMB-613 3 2 2 4 28 28 56CMB- Archeology (Workshop)623 Restoration Project 3 1 3 4 14 42 56CMB- TOTAL633 9 5 8 13 70 112 184Fifth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 9 5 8 13 70 112 182 All subjectsCMB-910 Thesis 9 5 8 13 70 112 182 TOTALCo curricular Activities: 0Total Credits: 42Total Number of Subjects 13 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 77

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND NATURAL RESOURCES Description and Organization The School of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (FCAyRN) is the academic unit responsible for the coordination and supervision of the studies programs for the majors of Agronomy Engineer, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Husbandry, and Natural Resources and the Environment. Likewise, it prepares and delivers graduate and continuous education programs according to the institutions program guidelines and the demand by the public and private agricultural sector. The philosophical framework under which the study programs are created and the areas of research for undergraduate work, these, and research projects are decided on, are based on principles of economic and environmental sustainability. Students are exposed to and encouraged to become to learn about modern and environmentally friendly production systems for the production of foodstuffs, thus reflecting UNPHU´s commitment to the responsible use of renewable and non-renewable natural resources, without failing to acknowledge the presence of human beings and the need to produce food efficiently as the center of our actions.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 78

The FCAyRN is made up of two (2) Schools and one (1) Department: The School of Agronomy and theSchool of Veterinary Medicine; and the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment.Graduate and undergraduate students from the three operational units perform practice and research inthe Nigua Agricultural Campus (REAGRO). Likewise, students of Veterinary Medicine perform practiceon small animals in the Veterinary Clinic, a unit of the university extension that specializes in thetreatment and care of pets.Regarding our policy of openness and university links, we favor complimentary links with otherDominican and international academic institutions, as well as private enterprises and collaborationagencies to establish links of work on problems in production.The institutions with which we maintain collaboration agreements and have developed academic andresearch programs include the following: Cornell University, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), theJapanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA), the World Bank, the Ministry of Agriculture of theDominican Republic, the Ministry for the Environment of the Dominican Republic, the Ministry for HigherEducation, Science, and Technology (MESCYT), the Dominican Institute of Agricultural and Forestry (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 79

Research (IDIAF), the Center for Agricultural and Forestry Development (CEDAF), the National Agricultural and Forestry Research Council, the University of Murcia, the Santo Domingo Autonomous University (UASD), the European Union (EU), the Fondo Pronaturaleza (Pronatura), and the USAID, among others. The master´s programs offered by the FCAyRN are: M.Sc. in Natural Resource Management, M.Sc. in Ecology and the Environment, and M.Sc. in Agricultural Diversification. Agronomy Engineer José Rafael Espaillat, M.Sc., Ph.D. (sic)(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 80

AGRONOMY SCHOOL The School of Agronomy was created in 1966 when the UNPHU was founded. In its 45 years it has graduated over 2,000 agronomists and veterinarians, who have exerted notable influence on the country´s agricultural development. Many of our alumni practice their professions outside the country, particularly in the United States and Central and South America. Our alumni are taught to be capable professionals in their area of study, and responsible citizens in the exercising of their profession. Despite having several options within the agronomy major, at this time we offer the degree of Agronomy Engineer specializing in Crop Production. The major has 155 (sic) to be taken over 10 semesters. The student is exposed to the latest developments in modern and ecologically responsible agriculture. He also receives training in managerial and administrative techniques that will allow him to become a successful agricultural entrepreneur. The reality that in the tropics biotic and antibiotic agents cause great losses to agriculture makes it necessary for the agricultural professional to know how to differentiate via diagnosis between the various factors in the production unit, to be able to provide recommendations and make decisions with greater accuracy.The School of Agronomy was a pioneer in the DR in introducing in the 1990´s a graduate degree in M.Sc.in Agricultural Diversification, modules on organic agriculture and agriculture under controlledenvironments. That icon of agricultural education in the country has earned us recognition in the publicand private agricultural sector, and has allows us to continue to receive financing to carry out research tooptimize both systems of production. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 81

SCHOOL OF AGRONOMYLevel Granted: Superior Tech.Career: Agronomist TechnicianTitle Granted: AGRONOMIST TECHNICIANCareer Code: 301Approval Date: December 3, 2001Valid Since: 3-2001-2002 (January 2002)Reviewed: 1-2008-2008 (January 2008)PENSUMFIRST YEARFirst Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 1 02 2 0 28 28ART-100 Artistic Activities (*) 4 32 5 42 28 70 1 02 2 0 28 28BIO-101 General Biology 3 30 3 42 0 42EDF-100 Physical Education(*) 4 32 5 42 28 70 1 10 1 14 0 14LET-101 Spanish and Techniques of 4 33 6 42 42 84 17 13 9 22 182 126 308 Expression IMAT-060 Basic MathORI-100 University OrientationQUI-111 General Chemistry TOTAL(*) Elective Subject (choose One)Second Semester ( 15 weeks)COD TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITEESBIO- General Botany 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 BIO-101210LET- Spanish and Techniques of Expression 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 LET-101102 IIMAT- Superior Algebra 5 4 2 6 56 28 84 MAT-060160QUI- General Chemistry II 4 3 3 6 42 42 84 QUI-111112 TOTAL 16 13 7 20 182 98 280Third Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3AGR-230 Study of the soil 3 23 5 28 42 70 QUI-112AGR-240 General Entomology and 23 5 28 42 70 BIO-101 Taxomony 3ECO-100 Introduction to Economy 3 30 3 42 0 42ING-210 Topography 4 22 4 28 28 56SOC-241 General and Rural Sociology 16 33 6 42 42 84 12 11 23 168 154 322 TOTAL(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 82

SECOND YEARFourth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 5 43 7 56 42 98 BIO-210, AGR-240AGR-420 Tropical Crops 4 32 5 42 28 70 3 30 3 42 0 42FIS-011 Basic Physics I 4 32HUM- Dominican History TOTAL 16 13 7160MAT-270 Calculus and Analytic 5 42 28 70 MAT-160 20 182 98 280Fifth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESAGR-432 Land Fertility 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 AGR-230AGR-460 Agriculture Extension 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 SOC-241BIO-233 Agriculture Microbiology 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 BIO-101BIO-250 General Genetics 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 BIO-101INF-200 Basic and cultural Computer 3 2 2 4 28 28 56 TOTAL 17 13 9 22 182 126 308Sixth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESAGR-342 Plant Pathology I 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 BIO-233 , BIO-250AGR-421 Comercial Crops 5 4 3 7 56 42 98 AGR-420AGR-523 Horticulture 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 AGR-420MAT-334 Biostatistics and Demography 3 2 2 4 28 28 56 MAT-270PRA-355 Zootechnic 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 BIO-250 TOTAL 17 12 14 26 168 196 364Co curricular Activities: 2Total of Credits: 101Total Number of Subjects 29 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 83

SCHOOL OF AGRONOMYLevel Granted: DegreeCareer: Agronomist EngineerTitle Granted: AGRONOMIST ENGINEER MENTION IN CROP PRODUCTIONCareer Code: 302Approval Date: December 3, 2001Valid Since: 2-2001-2002 (January 2002)Reviewed: 1-2008-2008 (January 2008)PENSUMFIRST YEARFirst Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 1 02 2 0 28 28ART-100 Artistic Activities (*) 4 32 5 42 28 70 1 02 2 0 28 28BIO-101 General Biology 3 30 3 42 0 42EDF-100 Physical Education(*) 4 32 5 42 28 70 1 10 1 14 0 14LET-101 Spanish and Techniques of 4 33 6 42 42 84 17 13 9 22 182 126 308 Expression IMAT-060 Basic MathORI-100 University OrientationQUI-111 General Chemistry TOTAL(*) Elective Subject (choose One)Second Semester ( 15 weeks)COD TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITEESBIO- General Botany 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 BIO-101210LET- Spanish and Techniques of Expression 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 LET-101102 IIMAT- Superior Algebra 5 4 2 6 56 28 84 MAT-060160QUI- General Chemistry II 4 3 3 6 42 42 84 QUI-111112 TOTAL 16 13 7 20 182 98 280(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 84

Third Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3AGR-230 Soil Science 3 23 5 28 42 70 QUI-112AGR-240 General Entomology and 23 5 28 42 70 BIO-101 Taxonomy 3ECO-100 Introduction to Economics 3 30 3 42 0 42ING-210 Topography 4 22 4 28 28 56SOC-241 General and Rural Sociology 16 33 6 42 42 84 12 11 23 168 154 322 TOTALSECOND YEARFourth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 5 43 7 56 42 98 BIO-210, AGR-240AGR-420 Tropical Crops 4 32 5 42 28 70 3 30 3 42 0 42FIS-011 Basic Physics I 4 32HUM- Dominican History 16 13 7160MAT-270 Calculus and Analytical 5 42 28 70 MAT-160 20 182 98 280 TOTALFifth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3 30 3 42 0 42 AGR-230AGR-432 Soil Fertility 3 23 5 28 42 70 SOC-241 4 32 5 42 28 70 BIO-101AGR-460 Agriculture Extension 4 32 5 42 28 70 BIO-101 3 22 4 28 28 56BIO-233 Agriculture Microbiology 17 13 9 22 182 126 308BIO-250 General GeneticsINF-200 Basic and Cultural Computer TOTALSixth Semester ( 15 weeks) C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 3 23 5 28 42 70 BIO-233 , BIO-250AGR-342 Plant Pathology I 5 43 7 56 42 98 AGR-420AGR-421 Comercial Crops 3 23 5 28 42 70 AGR-420AGR-523 Horticulture 3 22 4 28 28 56 MAT-270MAT-334 Biostatistics and Demography 3 23 5 28 42 70 BIO-250PRA-355 General Zootechnical 17 12 14 26 168 196 364 TOTAL (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 85

THIRD YEAR C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESSeventh Semester ( 15 weeks) 4 32 5 42 28 70 BIO-210CODE TITLE 4 32 5 42 28 70BIO-310 Sistematic Botany 4 32 5 42 28 70FIS-012 Basic Physics II 5 43 7 56 42 98 QUI-112ING-111 Topography I 17 13 9 22 182 126 308QUI-230 Organic Chemistry TOTALEight Semester ( 15 weeks) C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 AGR-230AGR-231 Genesis and soil Clasification 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 AGR-342AGR-443 Plant Pathology II 2 0 4 4 0 56 56ARQ-371 Technical Drawing 5 3 6 9 42 84 126 MAT-060 , QUI-QUI-250 Quantitative Chemical Analysis 112QUI-267 Bio Chemistry for Agronomists 4 3 3 6 42 42 84 QUI-230 10 19 29 140 266 406 TOTAL 17Ninth Semester ( 15 weeks) C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 3 23 5 28 42 70 BIO-210 , QUI-267AGR- Vegetable Physiology320 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 BIO-250AGR- Breeding322 4 3 3 6 42 42 84 AGR-420AGR- Fruit cultivation426 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 ECO-100ECO- Economic Agriculture320 4 3 2 5 42 28 70 ING-111ING-112 Topograpy II TOTAL 17 13 11 24 182 154 336FOURTH YEARTenth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESADM-330 Agricultural Management 3 2 3 5 28 42 70ADM-341 Agricultural Marketing 3 3 0 3 42 0 42 ECO-320AGR-340 Commercial Entomology 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 AGR-240AGR-350 Agrometeorology 5 4 3 7 56 42 98 AGR-320 , FIS-012AGR-413 Agriculture Mechanization 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 FIS-012 TOTAL 17 13 12 25 182 168 350(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 86

Eleventh Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITESAGR-520 Pasture and Fodder 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 BIO-210AGR-540 Weed Control 3 2 3 5 28 42 70 BIO-310ING-339 Wood Structure Analysis 3 2 2 4 28 28 56 MAT-270ING-452 Agriculture Hydraulics 4 3 3 6 42 42 84 FIS-012 , MAT-270RNA-525 Forestry 4 3 3 6 42 42 84 AGR-420 TOTAL 17 12 14 26 168 196 364Twelfth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TS PS TPS PREREQUISITES 3 23 5 28 42 70 AGR-231 , ING-AGR- Soil Conservation 3 23 112430 5 28 42 70 ARQ-371 , ING- 23ING-410 Rural Constructions 22 339 5 28 42 70 ING-452ING-453 Irrigation and Drainage 3 4 28 28 56 MAT-334MAT- Investigation Technique 3335 0 12 12 0 168 168 All SubjectsAGR- Grade Work 6900 TOTAL 18 8 23 31 112 322 434Co curricular Activities: 3Total of Credits: 205Total Number of Subjects 58 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 87

SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINEGENERAL INFORMATIONThe School of Veterinary Medicine was founded in 1966 as an integral part of the School of AgriculturalSciences and Natural Resources, to provide quality higher education in animal medicine, becoming oneof the oldest and most prestigious in the Dominican Republic.Our curriculum covers four years, with three four-month periods per year, and is designed for thetheoretical-practical preparation of students in the different areas of medicine and principal animalspecies used as pets and for commercial exploitation.To achieve our objectives, the School has an experimental farm and a three-storey building that lodges asmall animal clinic, anatomy and pathology lab, clinical laboratory, and special classrooms for teaching.The installations of the Quinto Centenario Racecourse are also used by our students for their training andpractice in equine medicine.By the end of the studies program, our graduates will have a solid basis in the diagnosis and recognitionof diseases, pathologies, and disorders in the principal animal species, as well as the clinical-practicalskill necessary for their treatment. They will be prepared to practice Veterinary Medicine in theDominican Republic, and obtain the ECVMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates)Certification that will allow them to practice in Puerto Rico and the United States.Academic Year : January 1st through December 30.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 88

UNPHU VETERINARY CLINICThe Veterinary Clinic for small animals, located on the campus, is attended to and supervised byacademic professionals who have graduated from our School. This clinic is the main center for practicaltraining of the students in small animals. As a way to complete their clinical training in small animals, thestudents have the chance to practice in the different veterinary clinics of our alumni, thanks to thepermanent bond established between the school and its graduates.The veterinary clinic offers services and training to students in the areas of internal medicine, surgery,radiology, sonogram, electrocardiogram, clinical and histo-pathology laboratory, among others. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 89

HACIENDA NIGUA EXPERIMENTAL FARMThe Hacienda Nigua Experimental Farm was donated in 1966 by the Dominican Government, with 2,200 acres of land(10,000 tareas or tare), combining agricultural and forestry activities with dairy cattle, meat, and sheep production. It includes alarge zone declared as ecological reserve, where the sea turtle, a species declared as in danger of extinction, lays its eggs.The Farm is used by both the School of Veterinary Medicine and by the School of Agronomy in the practices ofthe various courses throughout the period of study.EQUINE RACECOURSETo train students in equine practice, the School of Veterinary Medicine uses the facilities and installations of theQuinto Centenario Racetrack, located in the city of Santo Domingo, which as a fully equipped veterinary clinicas well as stables lodging over a hundred horses. Part of the medical personnel working at the racetrack formspart of the teaching staff of the School of Veterinary Medicine, making it a true field of training, preparation, andperformance of research work for our students.ACCREDITATIONBoth the Pedro Henríquez Ureña National University (UNPHU) and the School of Veterinary Medicine are officiallyrecognized and accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology (MESCyT), which isthe Ministry of the Dominican Government that regulates higher education in the Dominican Republic.AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association)The school of Veterinary Medicine of the Pedro Henríquez Ureña National University (UNPHU) is listed by theAmerican Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), making its graduates eligible to take exams for Certificationby the ECFVG (Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates), and once having passed theseexams, they can practice Veterinary Medicine in the United States. Currently there are many graduates of theUNPHU Veterinary School practicing in the United States, Puerto Rico, and other countries. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 90

AGREEMENTSOver time the Pedro Henríquez Ureña National University as well as the Veterinary School itself haveestablished cooperation and Exchange agreements with other Dominican and international institutions, whichhave served as an instrument of institutional strengthening on both the academic and administrative level.These include: University of Puerto Rico (2003) Michigan State University (1994 – 1995) University of Miami (1990) University of Georgia (1989) Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center - CATIE (1988) Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture, IICA (1984) Texas A&M (1983)STUDENT POPULATIONThe student population of the Veterinary School is composed of a truly international group of students fromcountries such as the United States, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, China, Cuba, Guatemala, Colombia, Peru, Haiti,Brazil, and Venezuela. The Dominican student population in the veterinary classrooms representsapproximately 60%, with the remaining 40% represented by students from other countries.ALUMNIDuring the 44 years of our academic life, our graduates have occupied important positions in this country andabroad, in the various areas of Veterinary Medicine, related to both pets and species of commercial andzoological interest, as well as other important areas related to animal welfare and health, communitydevelopment, and the conservation of biodiversity.Many of our graduates have established their own veterinary clinics for small animals and private practices inlarge or exotic species, or have been hired to work in companies dedicated to cattle breeding, poultry farming,pig farming, and other species, to serve both the local and export markets. Other important areas occupied byour graduates include the importation, distribution, and sale of veterinary medicines as well as the areas ofteaching and research in educational institutions and laboratories, both Dominican and foreign. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 91

SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINELevel granted: DegreeCareer: Doctorate in Veterinary MedicineDegree granted: DOCTOR IN VETERINARY MEDICINECode of Career: 311Approval date: 19 December 2012In effect as of: 1-2013-2013 (January 2013)Revised: 1-2013-2013 (January 2013) CURRICULUMFIRST PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESLET-101 Spanish Language and 330MAT-060 Techniques of Expression 3 45 0 45QUI-111 Basic Mathematics 432BIO-111 General Chemistry I 433 5 45 30 75HUM-150 General Biology I 432ORI-100 History of Culture 330 6 45 45 90 University Orientation 110 TOTAL 19 16 7 5 45 30 75 3 45 0 45 1 15 0 15 23 240 105 345SECOND PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITES 330LET-102 Spanish Language and 433 3 45 0 45 LET-101 Techniques of Express II 432QUI-112 General Chemistry II 330 6 45 45 90 QUI-111BIO-102 330 BIO-101ECO-100 General Biology II 213 5 45 30 75HUM-160 19 16 8 Introduction to Economics 3 45 0 45VET-150 Dominican History 3 45 0 45 Introduction to Agricultural Sciences 4 15 45 60 Total 24 240 120 360(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 92

THIRD PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESSOC-243 Rural and Agrarian Development 3 3 0 3 45 0 45VET-170 Veterinary Ethnology 4 2 3 5 30 45 75 BIO-102QUI-230 Organic ChemistryVET-221 Anatomy I 5 4 3 7 60 45 105 QUI-112FIS-030 Basic Condensed Physics TOTAL 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 BIO-102 3 2 2 4 30 30 60 19 14 11 25 210 165 375SECOND YEARFOURTH PERIOD ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESBIO-250 General Genetics 4 3 2 5 45 30 75 BIO-101QUI-265 Biochemistry 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 BIO-102, QUI-230BIO-235 Veterinary Microbiology I 4 3 2 5 45 30 75 BIO-102VET-322 Anatomy II 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 BIO-102EDF-100/ ART- Physical Education (*)/Art- 10220 30 30100 Related Activities (*) TOTAL 17 12 12 24 180 180 360 (*) Required Elective Course, select one.FIFTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESAGR-520 Pasture and Forage 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 BIO-102BIO-335 Veterinary Microbiology II 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 BIO-235VET-350 Animal Physiology I 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 QUI-265, VET-221,VET-324 Neuroanatomy 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 VET-322VET-230 Professional Ethics VET-221, TOTAL VET-322 2 2 0 2 30 0 30 16 12 12 24 180 180 360SIXTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESVET-412 Infectious Diseases I 330 3 45 0 45 BIO-335VET-351BIO-271 Animal Physiology II 433 6 45 45 90 VET-350 Veterinary Histology and Embriology 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 VET-322VET-360 Inmunology 220 2 30 0 30 BIO-335, VET-350VET-342 Veterinary Parasitology I 433 6 45 45 90 VET-322 TOTAL 17 14 9 23 210 135 345 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 93

THIRD YEARSEVENTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESVET-432 General Pathology 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 BIO-271, VET-322,VET-513 Infectious Diseases II VET-351VET-460 Semiology IPRA-340 Nutrition I 3 3 0 3 45 0 45 VET-412VET-344 Veterinary Parasitology II TOTAL 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 VET-351, 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 VET-324 QUI-265, VET-351 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 VET-322 17 13 12 25 195 180 375EIGHTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESVET-433 Special Pathology 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-432VET-462 Semiology IIFAR-361 Pharmacology I 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-460VET-571 Food HygieneVET-352 Animal Reproduction 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-351PRA-341 Nutrition II TOTAL 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 BIO-335 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 VET-351 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 PRA-340 20 14 18 32 210 270 480NINTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESVET-463 Medical Pathology I 3 3 0 3 45 0 45 VET-462FAR-362 Pharmacology IIVET-325 Surgery 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 FAR-361VET-565 Gynecology and ObstetricsPRA- 564 Aviculture 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 VET-462 TOTAL 4 2 3 5 30 45 75 VET-352 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 VET-351 17 12 12 24 180 180 360FOUR YEARTENTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESMAT-333 Biostatistics and Demographics 3 2 2 4 30 30 60 MAT-060(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 94

VET-564 Medical Pathology II 3 3 0 3 45 0 45 VET-462VET-420 Surgical PathologyVET-461 Avian Diseases 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 VET-325 3 2 3 5 30 45 75VET-570 Veterinary Public Health PRA-564,PRA-201 Technical Drafting 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 BIO-335, TOTAL VET-360 2 2 0 2 30 0 30 VET-513 , VET-344, VET-342 LET-102 17 13 11 24 195 165 360ELEVENTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITES VET-462, VET-513, VET-433,VET-567 Veterinary Clinic I 4 0 12 12 0 180 180 VET-344, VET-420, FAR-362, VET-565 VET-462, VET-513, VET-433,VET-566 Diagnostic Resources I 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 VET-344, VET-420, FAR-362, VET-565 TOTAL 8 3 15 18 45 225 270TWELFTH PERIOD (15 weeks)CODE TITLE CT P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI 60 18 18 0 SITES 43 45VET-572 Veterinary Clinic II 10 3 36 45 270 270 VET-567VET-569 Diagnostic Resources II 21 24 TOTAL 45 90 VET-567 315 360VET-900 Undergraduate/degree work 60 00 0 0 0 All courses (Required and Elective) TOTAL REQUIRED 202 142 148 290 2130 2220 4350 CREDITSELECTIVE COURSES FOR THE CAREER OF VETERINARY MEDICINEELEVENTH PERIODCODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESPRA-592 Dairy Industries 3 2 3 5 30 45 75 BIO-235 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 95

PRA-566 Pig farming 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-170,PRA-568 Beef production 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-351 VET-170, VET-351TWELFTH PERIODCODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESPRA-570 Dairy Production 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-170,PRA-590 Meat Processing VET-351 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 BIO-235PRA-460 Animal Improvement 4 3 3 6 45 45 90 BIO-250, VET-170, MAT-333OTHER ELECTIVES OUTSIDE THE CURRICULUMCODE TITLE C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUI SITESPRA-470 Evaluation Handling and Use of 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 AGR-520 ForagePRA-556 Goat Farming 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-170,PRA-563 Apiculture 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 VET-351PRA-565 Rabbit Farming 3 2 3 5 30 45 70 BIO-102 VET-170, VET-351Observations:A) To obtain the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, a total of 202 obligatory credits is required (requiredcourses and Undergraduate Work), plus a minimum of 11 credits from elective courses in the Animal Productionprogram (listed as additional).After passing all the courses, the candidate must present an Undergraduate Work that will serve the student to enterthe area of research as well as the particular area of his preference.B) All students must complete a minimum of Twelve (12) hours of co-curricular activities, as well as Twelve(12) hours of curricular activities.C) This study plan was approved by the Academic Board in its session of December 19th, 2012.Co-curricular Hours 12Curricular Hours 12Required Courses 58 Total Required credits (Courses) 196 Minimum Elective Credits 11 Credits Undergraduate Work 6 Total Minimum Credits for Graduation 213(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 96

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESThe Department of Natural Resources was created at the same time as the School of AgriculturalSciences and Natural Resources in 1966 when the UNPHU was founded. In 2007 in its name waschanged to the Department of the Environment and Natural Resources, to respond to and providecontinuance to the environmental movement that has been part of the objectives of the Department sinceits beginnings 45 years ago, one of which is to promote the growth and development of the country bymeans of the sustainable use and management of the environment and natural resources.The Department for the Environment and Natural Resources created in 2009 the “Center ofEnvironmental Studies,” dedicated to the research and development of studies related to its two principalareas, which has performed very important research for the country.Currently it’s responsible for the subject of the basic level which addresses the environmental topic of“Human Being and Nature,” with which it seeks to introduce young students to the topic of theenvironment in a theoretical and practical matter by offering them the possibility of joining the movement“I am UNPHU, I Think Green,” which has the support of the organization “Ladies for UNPHU” or “DamasPROUNPHU.”. (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 97

On the Graduate level it offers to Master´s degrees: 1. Master´s of Science in Natural Resources Management. 2. Master´s of Science in Ecology and the Environment.It also offers Diplomate Courses and specialized courses such as: 1. Diplomate in the Environment, Natural Resources, and their Protection. 2. Diplomate in Management and Accounting in the Emission of Greenhouse Gases.In terms of society and the University extension, it sponsors speeches and conferences on topics ofinterest related to the Environment and Natural Resources.Graduates have a wide field of work on both the official level with government agencies, nongovernmentalorganizations (NGO´s), and the private sector. In addition, they maintain constant communication withtheir Alma Mater, which permits feedback between the academic and the occupational realms.The Department for the Environment and Natural Resources has been the headquarters for organizingand subsequently performing numerous events, such as seminars, conferences, and debates that haveculminated in the formation of the various entities for the regulation and preservation of the environmentand natural resources of the Dominican Republic. Likewise, the Department is the representative of theUniversity on several commissions and official organizations related to the environment and naturalresources.(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 98

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESLevel granted: MasterCareer: Master in Natural Resource ManagementTitle granted: MASTER IN NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENTCareer Code: 334Approval Date: June 17, 2009Valid Since: 2-2009-2009 (May 2009)PENSUM FIRST YEARFirst Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 20 2 28 0 28RNA-718 Resource System and Philosophy 2 20 2 28 0 28 20 2 28 0 28 of Environmental Management 20 2 28 0 28 RNA-714 80 8 112 0 112RNA-730 Monitoring and Measurements in 2 Management of Natural ResourcesRNA-731 Utilization and Data Analysis for 2 Environmental ManagementRNA-732 Evaluation of Environmental 2 Impact TOTAL 8Second Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 20 2 28 0 28RNA-718 Resources Economy 2 20 2 28 0 28RNA-730 Management of National Parks and 2 20 2 28 0 28 20 2 28 0 28 RNA-714 Protected Areas 80 8 112 0 112RNA-731 Participative Management 2RNA-732 Introduction to the Geographic 2 Information System TOTAL 8Third Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 22 4 28 28 56RNA-820 Management of Comercial Forest 3 30 3 42 0 42RNA-822 Management of Non Renewable 3 22 4 28 28 56RNA-824 Resources 30 3 42 0 42 RNA-718RNA-826 Management of Protected Forest 3 10 4 14 140 56 196 Areas and basing Value and Conservation of the 3 Ground Biodiversity TOTAL 12 (UNPHU) Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña 99

SECOND YEARFourth Semester ( 15 weeks)CODE TITLE C TP TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITES 20 2 28 0 28RNA-828 Methodology of Scientific 2 20 2 28 0 28Investigation 20 2 28 0 28RNA-830 Seminar About Investigation 2 60 6 84 0 84TechniquesRNA-736 Project Management 2 TOTAL 6Fifth Semester ( 15 weeks) C T P TP TC PC TPC PREREQUISITESCODE TITLE 8 0 24 24 0 336 336RNA-910 Project of Investigation TOTAL 8 0 24 24 0 336 336Co curricular Activities: 0Total of Credits: 42Total Number of Subjects 16(UNPHU)Universidad NacionalPedro Henríquez Ureña 100