Quisqueya University

Quisqueya University (uniQ) is a private institution of higher education and research, fulfilling a public service mission, non-profit, without political affiliation or religious affiliation. It is recognized as being of public utility by the Haitian State. His motto is in Latin "Hominis beneficio cognoscere et agere", in French "Knowledge and action in the service of man", in Creole "N'ap apran-n et n'ap travay pour nou sèvi". It is renowned for being one of the top universities in Haiti, for its dynamism, the quality of its training and the professionalism of its teaching staff. While remaining very attentive to the needs of its community as a determining factor in the choice of its curricula, uniQ has also implemented various projects related to education, research and development in co- Some 50 academic and non-university institutions in America, the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe. The University currently has six Faculties all involved, to varying degrees in multiple consultation, training, counseling and community service activities. Its training program includes nearly 20 Bachelor programs, seven master's programs and five short cycle programs, all of which are marked by the University's interest in community services. Through these different interventions, uniQ works above all so that the students who are trained can contribute validly to the development of their country.