Free University of Costa Rica (Universidad Libre de Costa Rica (ULICORI))
About
The Free University of Costa Rica, hereinafter ULICORI, was authorized by the National Council of Private Higher Education (CONESUP) in session 211-93, on February 11, 1993. As a House of Higher Studies at the service of the well-being of the individual and the strengthening of civil society guides its academic and educational work in accordance with the Mission, Vision, and Institutional Values enshrined in its Organic Statute.
Introduction
The Free University of Costa Rica, hereinafter ULICORI, was authorized by the National Council of Private Higher Education (CONESUP) in session 211-93, on February 11, 1993. As a House of Higher Studies at the service of the well-being of the individual and the strengthening of civil society guides its academic and educational work in accordance with the Mission, Vision, and Institutional Values enshrined in its Organic Statute.
OBJECTIVES:
- Promote and develop research, education and social development activities in the country and other countries of the isthmus.
- Provide university education in an environment that allows the expression of all currents of thought and full respect for the dignity of the human person.
- Stimulate cultural development through knowledge of letters, science, philosophy and technology.
- To train professionals and humanists to contribute to the transformations demanded by national development.
- Spread the ideals of peace, progress, social justice and respect for human rights, in order to contribute to the formation of a social conscience based on these values.
- Strengthen cultural and educational exchange and join the integral development tasks of the country.
Locations
- San José
San José, Costa Rica