estudio socioeconómico para definición de titulaciones de tercer nivel a ofertar en la unemi

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2010
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Abstract
The Research Department at the State University of Milagro (UNEMI) made a socioeconomic study to define the undergraduate careers needed in our region to continue supplying, eliminating or creating others because of demands of the secondary students andfirms demands. Far this purpose, we take 19 jurisdictions in 5 provinces nearer to UNEMI and we work with our university students, too . We used surveys to them and the data analysis was made with a compu­ter system designed to just this purpose. The results indicate a strong preference far traditional careers and sorne others related to agribusiness. A second preference far technical and short cycle careers was found here, too. Final/y, we recommend UNEMI to open areas like research and arts.
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Authors ;Fernández, Mario
Journal european journal of pharmaceutics and biopharmaceutics : official journal of arbeitsgemeinschaft fur pharmazeutische verfahrenstechnik ev
Year 2010
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