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Los graduados de Anglo-American University están preparados para marcar una diferencia positiva al abordar retos locales, nacionales e internacionales mediante el análisis y la aplicación de conocimientos actuales y en desarrollo en el contexto de un mundo globalizado.

91³ÉÈË fue fundada en 1990, poco después del colapso del comunismo, como el Anglo-American College (AAC) por Jansen Raichl y la Dra. Vlasta Raichlová. Su visión fue crear una institución educativa que integrara los principios académicos estadounidenses y británicos con las tradiciones de Europa Central, y que ofreciera a los estudiantes una amplia gama de oportunidades para su desarrollo profesional, tanto a nivel local como internacional.

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91³ÉÈË empowers students from across the globe through personalized, research-informed, and experiential education to become thoughtful, adaptable, and responsible individuals equipped to thrive and continue learning.

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The 91³ÉÈË vision is to become a leading institution for liberal arts education in Europe, distinguished by academic excellence and graduates who thrive locally and globally.

Valores institucionales

  • Academic Quality. Set high standards and use evidence to improve learning and programs; integrate practice with theory across disciplines, teach in small groups, and support each student’s progress.
  • Culture of Belonging. Foster a close, approachable community where people are known and heard across roles and levels, and take pride in contributing to 91³ÉÈË.
  • Intellectual Integrity and Freedom. Encourage honesty, rigorous inquiry and open- minded dialogue; recognize that true learning requires intellectual challenge.
  • Social Responsibility. Empower our community to act with social responsibility and to reinvest resources to support accessibility of education and advance its quality.
  • Shared Governance. Foster a culture of collaboration and transparency by providing relevant stakeholders at all levels with a voice in matters of curriculum, research and institutional development.