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The Polytechnic University of Cartagena has already received more than two dozen of the 70 Indian students are expected to arrive this year UPCT.
A figure that has soared since the 15 came in 2015, when training programs specially designed for students of the enormous Asian country, leading exporter of college students began to take place.
The increase has prompted the Polytechnic of Cartagena is finalizing the opening of offices in the Indian cities of Bombay and Surat, both on the coast of the Arabian Sea and with a combined population of 17 million.
The offices would be located on college campuses these cities would have a minimal cost and in addition to continue to attract students, serve for the staff of the languages ​​of the UPCT held there classes and Spanish level tests.
Indian students enrolled at the UPCT, entirely in English, three training programs specially designed for them, two in the Faculty of Business and one at the School of Architecture and Building, including Academic tutoring by teachers Polytechnic and work placements in companies and administrations.
"It has increased the number of Indian students by word of mouth.
Is the first to come were very happy.
Did internships in the best architectural firms in the region and traveled throughout Spain, "says Jose Manuel Ferrandez, Vice Chancellor for Internationalisation, which on Monday welcomed a dozen newcomers Asian students.
The Polytechnic University of Cartagena has opted in recent years by the globalization and, specifically, to open up to huge Indian student market, the second largest in the world, adapting its offer masters to compete with Anglo-Saxon universities.
Indian students pay for their tuition superior to that of other students at the Polytechnic international rates, but still very competitive with those of other countries.
In India, a country of more than 1,000 million people, 200,000 of them study abroad each year.
Most do in the US, UK and Australia, while the Spanish universities saturate just a few hundred students each year.
Source: UPCT
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