Microprograms

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Microprograms at Université du Xaragua

As a sovereign Indigenous state, legally declared and regulated, Université du Xaragua exercises full academic authority. Our programs are not submitted to any external validation. The education we provide is sovereign, rooted, and fully legitimate by right.

Microprograms are the foundational units of our academic system. Each one is a complete entity, structured into modules totaling 15 credits, offering targeted expertise in political science, history, governance, or strategic Indigenous thought.

Each microprogram consists of three intensive courses. These programs deliver practical knowledge, independent analysis, and immediate intervention capacity. They are designed for those who seek to master a field without following a classical or centralized academic track.

These are not complementary courses—they are fully sovereign academic units in their own right.

Academic Path and Degree Recognition

Université du Xaragua follows a modular and personalized academic model. The diploma awarded depends on the number of credits accumulated by the student.

1 microprogram (15 credits) grants a specialized attestation.

2 microprograms (30 credits) lead to a certificate.

6 microprograms (90 credits) constitute a specialized bachelor’s degree.

8 microprograms (120 credits) constitute an advanced bachelor’s degree.

The name of the diploma is granted based on the content selected by the student (e.g., Bachelor in Southern Governance, Certificate in Strategic History, etc.).

Mandatory Microprogram

All students, regardless of their academic path, must complete the History of Xaragua microprogram. It serves as the ideological and identity foundation of our institution. This program anchors all education within the cultural and political coherence of our mission.

Key Features of Microprograms

Autonomy: Each microprogram is independent, functional, and recognized as a complete academic unit.

Modularity: Students freely build their academic journey according to their needs, goals, and strategic focus.

Sovereignty: The educational model is unique to Xaragua and is not based on external academic standards.

Practical Application: Every course aims to translate knowledge into real-world leadership, service, and territorial structuring.