Where is Campus Guajará-Mirim?

Campus Guajará-Mirim prioritizes border-related studies, health, and environmental sciences, reflecting its strategic location near Bolivia and the Mamoré River.

• Bachelor's in International Relations: Focuses on diplomacy, trade agreements, and binational cooperation.
• Bachelor's in Nursing: Specializes in cross-border health, infectious disease control, and emergency response.
• Bachelor's in Environmental Engineering: Addresses river pollution, hydrology, and transboundary ecosystems.
• Bachelor's in History: Explores frontier history, migration patterns, and Bolivian-Brazilian interactions.
• Bachelor's in Geography: Studies geomorphology, border mapping, and climate impacts on rivers.
• Technician in Tourism: Training in eco-tourism and cultural heritage sites along the border.
• Master's in Border Health: Research on epidemiology and public policy for frontier regions.
• Specialization in Intercultural Communication: Language and cultural exchange programs.
• Extension in Riverine Communities: Support for sustainable fishing and navigation safety.

The campus utilizes river labs and simulation centers for practical training, including health missions across the border. Community programs offer vaccination and environmental monitoring. Courses in Economics analyze informal trade dynamics. The curriculum incorporates Guarani and Spanish language studies for better integration. Collaborations with Bolivian institutions enhance joint research on shared water resources. Graduate programs in Ecology investigate aquatic biodiversity. These offerings position Guajará-Mirim as a center for fostering peace and prosperity in the Guaporé region, training leaders in conflict resolution and sustainable development. Field excursions to the Mamoré River provide immersive experiences in managing international environmental challenges.