This collaborative network made up of 27 of the best universities in the world, enhances cooperation and the creation of alliances among its members, with various initiatives of excellence in the areas of innovation in education, student mobility and research.
This consortium, led by the University of Miami, is made up of 14 higher education institutions from South America, the Caribbean, Mexico, Canada and the United States that seek to improve the quality, scope of education and research in public health, well-being, climate change, sustainability, entrepreneurship, inclusion, technology and innovation for education.
The Inter-University Development Center (CINDA) is a collaborative network comprising 38 higher education institutions across Ibero-America. Established in 1971, its mission is to strengthen collaboration among universities and to generate, systematize, and disseminate knowledge, thereby contributing to the development of higher education policies and effective university management.
This network was created in August 2018 between Tecnológico de Monterrey de México, Universidad de los Andes de Colombia and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Its objective is to create a distinctive alliance of collaboration in research, mobility, exchange, at a Latin American level that generates synergies to extend the strength and impact of the three universities that make it up at the international level.
This network puts together Pontificia Universidad Católica de Perú, Universidad Católica Boliviana and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Its objective is to create an alliance that studies the opportunities for scientific, educational, cultural, economic and social cooperation between three universities, seeking to generate an impact on public policies. The themes that they propose to work on are in the areas of water resources, energy, digital connectivity and transport, textiles, Regional Food Heritage (PAR, in Spanish acronym) cuisine, cross-border migration and tri-national policy.