Academic excellence. Continuous innovation. Social engagement

Instituto Tecnológicode Santo DomingoINTEC

WHAT WE ARE

WE ARE a private, nonprofit,non-confessional university, founded in 1972 to promote development and innovation in the Dominican Republic.

OUR heritage does not have owners:It belongs to the Dominican people.

We are a pluralistic academic community integrated by students, faculty, staff and alumni who believe in the transformative power of knowledge and is committed every day to provide solutions that ensure a better future for the Dominican society and the world.

WHAT WE ARE

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

POPULATION: 10.1 million inhabitantsTERRITORY: 48,442 km2GDP PER CAPITA: $ 5,878* (2013)

DOMINICANREPUBLIC

JAMAICA

CUBA

MÉXICO

FLORIDA

HAITÍPUERTO RICO

HONDURAS

NICARAGUA

COLOMBIA VENEZUELACOSTARICA

WHEREWE ARE

*Source: Central Bank of the Dominican Republic

The Dominican higher education system has

445,000 STUDENTS in 49 HIGHER EDUCATION

INSTITUTIONS (HEIs) (33 universities)

DOMINICANREPUBLIC

Graduate level1,40%

Technical level1,80%

Undergraduatelevel (96%)

We are a plural academic community, committed with forming competent citizens, honest and internationally competitive, that contributes to society’s sustainable development through Science and Technology.

To be recognized nationallyand internationally as a model

university for its academic excellence,the quality of its processes and itscontributions to the development

of society.

MISSION

VISION

Academic Excellence | Scientific rigorSocial responsibility | SolidarityContinuous innovation | IntegrityRespect for diversity 

VALUES

BOARD OF REGENTS

GOVERNINGBODIES

ACADEMIC AREAS (FACULTIES)STUDENT SERVICES DIVISION

TEACHING MANAGEMENT DIVISIONGRADUATE DEPARTMENT

REGISTRAR ‘s OFFICELIBRARY ACADEMIC QUALITY UNIT

RECTOR

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

ACADEMICVICEPRESIDENT

RESEARCH AND INSTITUTIONAL

RELATIONS VICEPRESIDENT

DEPARTMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL COMMUNICATION

OURSTRUCTURE

DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATIVE

QUALITY

ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL VICEPRESIDENT

RESEARCH DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION AND SERVICE’S PROVISIONDEPARTMENT OF PERMANENT EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT AND INTERINSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT

OF INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

FINANCE DIVISION ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN

RESOURCES DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

STUDENTS

ALUMNI

50% benefit from some kind of financial support

16% fulltime

5,200

25,400

PROFESSORS561

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF383

OUR COMMUNITY

OFERTAACADÉMICA

DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS BY LEVEL

GRADUATE18.4%

UNDERGRADUATE81.6%

% Alumni per level

% Alumni per decade

41,2% 44,3%

18,8%

70’s 80’s

27,9%

8,6%

0,5%

Postgraduate

Graduate

58,8%

2000’s 2010’s

90’s

% Alumni per area

30,3%

28,7%

30,1%

1,3%

9,6% Basic and Environmental Sciences

Social Sciences and Humanities

Engineering

Business

Health

Each year around 50 students with HIGH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT are selected to be part of the program, which provides scholarships and other benefits to supporttheir undergraduate education.

The program is funded by INTEC with support from companies, alumni and friends of the institution.

PROGRAM INTEC FOR EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS (PIES)A social responsibility initiative in support of excellence

OUR MAIN DIFFERENTIATORSInnovative undergraduate and graduate programsQuarterly academic calendarEmphasis on engineering, science and technology

TEACHING

Engineering Health Sciences Business Basic and Environmental Sciences Social Sciences and Humanities At the core

of academic life

5 ACADEMICAREAS

ACADEMICOFFER

PROGRAMS

19 undergraduate programs 33 graduate programs (6 dual degree programs)

Two out of three programs offered at INTEC are Graduate Programs.

13 2 + 2 articulated undergradu-ate programs with final degrees granted by universities in the United States

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Our laboratories are a central component of the learning process, both at the undergraduate and the graduate levels. We encourage our students to know what, why and HOW. Among others, INTEC has laboratories of :

Materials Science | Fluid Mechanics | Hydraulics | Mechatronics | Electronics and CommunicationsProcess Automation | Manufacturing Process | Soil Mechanics | Electric Power | Computing

Industrial design | Mechanics | Physics | Remote Sensing and GIS | Materials TestingChemistry | Anatomy | Biology | Medical simulations | Pharmacology | Nanotechnology

Renewable Energy | Advance computations | Mathematics

LABORATORIES FOR TEACHING

SUPPORT

ENGINEERING

Undergraduate programs9

Graduate programs9

Additional undergraduate programs in partnership with international universities (2+2)

13

ENGINEERINGPROGRAMS

UNDERGRADUATEElectronics and Communications Engineering Mechanical Engineering Industrial Design Mechatronics Engineering Systems Engineering Software Engineering Industrial Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering

GRADUATESpecialization in Transportation Master in Industrial Engineering Master in Maintenance Master in Sciences of Construction Management Master in Structural Engineering Master in Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Master in Telecommunications Data Master in Occupational Risks Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management -Dual Degree with Universidad Politécnica de Valencia (UPV), Spain

2 + 2PROGRAMS

INTEC-CUNY/CITY COLLEGEEarth System Science & Enviromental Engineering

INTEC-PENNSTATEBiological EngineeringComputer EngineeringEngineering ScienceNuclear EngineeringEnergy EngineeringEnviromental Systems EngineeringMining EngineeringMaterials Science and Engineering

INTEC-UNIVERSITY OF MIAMIArchitectural EngineeringEnviromental Engineering

INTEC-WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITYAerospace EngineeringChemical Engineering

HEALTHSCIENCES

Undergraduate program in Medicine

1

Graduate programs4

PROGRAMS OF HEALTH

SCIENCES

UNDERGRADUATEMedicine

GRADUATEMasters in Integral and Adolecent’s HealthSpecialization in Management of Health Services and Social Security Specialization in Clinical Nutrition

ACCREDITATIONSMedical Board of the State of CaliforniaNational Committee for Foreign Medical Accreditation

EXCHANGESChoice of hospital rotations in the United States, Latin America and France, in hospitals and universities where INTEC has exchange agreements.

BUSINESS

Undergraduate programs6

Graduate programs(3 dual-degree

master’s programs)

10

BUSINESSPROGRAMS

UNDERGRADUATEBusiness Administration Accounting Marketing Economy International Business Associate degree with Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) (Dual degree)

GRADUATESpecialization and Master in Human Resources Management Specialization and Master in Corporate Finance Specialization and Master in Tax Management Specialization and Master in Quality and Productivity Management Master in Management Master in Marketing Master in Banking and Stock Markets Master in Engineering Management -Dual degree with the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico- Master in Management of International Trade -Dual degree with the International Centre for Economic Policy for Sustainable Development (CINPE) of the National University of Costa Rica (UNA)-Master in Public Investment -Dual degree with the Central Institute of Public Administration (ICAP)-

BASIC AND ENVIROMENTAL SCIENCES

Undergraduate program1

Graduate programs4

PROGRAMSOF BASIC AND

ENVIROMENTALSCIENCES

UNDERGRADUATEMajor in Mathematics with Concentration in Statistics and Actuarial Sciences

GRADUATESpecialization / Master in Mathematics Specialization in Environmental Education Master in Environmental Sciences Master in Renewable Energy Technologies

SOCIAL SCIENCESAND HUMANITIES

Graduate programs2

Undergraduate programs6

1 hosted PhD

UNDERGRADUATEPsychology Humanities and Philosophy (Endorsing the Institute of Philosophical Studies Pedro Francisco Bono)

GRADUATEMaster in Gender and DevelopmentMaster in Educational Accompanying Master in EducationMaster in Adult EducationMaster in Systems and Family TherapyDoctorate in Education (Degree granted by the University of Seville, Spain)

PROGRAMSOF SOCIAL SCIENCES

AND HUMANITIES

RESEARCH

RESEARCH

INTEC has centers and research groups working on basic and applied research.

The Division of Research, Entrepreneurship and Innovation facilitates and manages administrative processes to promote research work, keeping track of performance, compliance and quality assurance.

CURRENT RESEARCH

FOCUS

Nanoscience / nanostructuresMolecular modellingApplied mathematicsHeat transfer / Solar energyTropical ecosystemsClimate change impacts and adaptationWater resources managementEcosystem servicesCleaner production

LogisticsInternational tradeDemography and migrationEducationGenderGovernance

EXTENSION

INTECCONSULTING AND SERVICES

We promote a culture of learning by experiencing and thus promote the integration of teachers and students in projects that seek to solve problems both for the community and public institutions in the public, private and NGOs sectors.

We seek to provide long-term and cost-efficient solutions for uncovered socio-economic needs, with a special focus on public policy issues. For more information please visit https://intec.edu.do/consultoria-y-servicios

Provides advice and support for student and faculty’s entrepreneurs to create innovative businesses that add value.

With a team of advisers who work with the students during the phases of design and development of ideas and business plans, it also offers financial support mechanisms for the pre-incubation phase and helps in seeking further economic support for promising enterprises.

CENTER OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION

El Centro de Emprendimiento e Innovación (CEI-INTEC) es el centro de asesoríay apoyo al emprendimiento para la creación de negocios innovadores que agreguen valor.

Cuenta con un equipo de asesores en capacidad de ofrecer el apoyonecesario a quienes lo soliciten durante las fases de concepcióny desarrollo de ideas y planes de negocio. Cuenta, además,con mecanismos de apoyo �nanciero que facilitan eldesarrollo de nuevas empresas.

A SAFE CAMPUS

A campus wide program for the preservation of life and property, both for the university’s community and visitors. Includes awareness raising campaigns for the promotion of safe practices and appropriate response behaviors.

The Emergency Command Center (CECOM) personnel is trained on the prevention and response to emergencies. The campus has an extensive network of video surveillance.

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The campus has a health care center, an ambulance service and a clinical laboratory open to the university community and the general public.

HEALTH SERVICES

INTERNATIONAL

INTEC maintains active membership in over 50 associations and networks, including national, regional and international organizations. It promotes the participation of faculty and staff in international networks and exchange programs.

For a complete list of current memberships please visit https://intec.edu.do/acerca-de-intec/membresias

MEMBERSHIPS

Through the Student Mobility Program MOVES undergraduate and graduate students can attend from one quarter to one year, summer courses, internship programs, medical rotations, credit-seeking and continuing education courses in more than 200 higher education institutions from 26 countries in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia.

INTEC also offers mobility opportunities to faculty and staff, mostly thru networking projects with European institutions.

MOBILITY PROGRAMS

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GRADUATE18.4%

UNDERGRADUATE81.6%