The Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Cali, Colombia, offers a semester exchange program for J.D. students. This program allows students to study at a leading research institution in Colombia, gaining international legal experience. The university, founded in 1970 as a branch of the older Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Bogota), is a Jesuit institution with a significant student body and a range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Cali is a vibrant city located southwest of the capital, Bogota.
Students must also comply with Miami Law's International Exchange Policies & Procedures. Aim to take the equivalent of 11-14 Miami Law credits during the exchange semester.
University of Miami on-campus fees are not charged during the exchange semester.
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana is a leading research institution in Colombia.
Courses are primarily taught in Spanish. A limited number of courses may be offered in English, but availability can vary and requires approval from the Office of International Relations.
Students must demonstrate CEFR Spanish B1 (Intermediate) proficiency. This ensures students can effectively participate in the predominantly Spanish-taught curriculum.
Accommodation is estimated to be USD 320-650 per month. Meals are approximately USD 300 per month, with an additional USD 100 per month for transportation, books, and other expenses.
Students pay regular full-time Miami Law tuition. No tuition is owed to the partner exchange school, though administrative fees may apply.
The Fall semester runs from July to November, and the Spring semester runs from January to June.