Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The Agrarian University of Havana (UNAH) is Cuba's principal agricultural and veterinary university.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
Scholarships
Limited
The Higher Institute of Technologies and Applied Sciences (InSTEC) is Cuba's specialist institute for nuclear, radiochemical, and applied sciences (now integrated with the University of Havana). Official standalone website could not be confidently verified — confirm via the University of Havana / Ministry of Higher Education.
SubjectsMusic · Visual Arts · Dramatic Arts · Dance · Audiovisual/Media Arts · Art Conservation
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA, the University of the Arts of Cuba, 1976) is Cuba's internationally renowned higher institute for music, visual, dramatic, and audiovisual arts.
SubjectsIndustrial Design · Visual Communication Design · Information Design
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The Instituto Superior de Diseño (ISDi) is Cuba's specialist higher institute for industrial and visual-communication design.
SubjectsMedicine (MD) · Pre-Medical Sciences · Community/Public Health Medicine
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
Scholarships
Limited
The Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM, founded 1999) is an internationally significant Cuban medical school that has trained tens of thousands of low-income international students from across Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, and elsewhere — often free of charge — in a community-oriented medical model. ⚠️ Recognition of the ELAM MD for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing examinations); see the practical advisory. Official standalone website could not be confidently verified — confirm via the Cuban Ministry of Public Health / Ministry of Higher Education.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The Marta Abreu Central University of Las Villas (UCLV, 1952) in Santa Clara is one of Cuba's major comprehensive universities, strong in engineering and agricultural sciences.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
CUJAE (the Technological University of Havana 'José Antonio Echeverría', 1964) is Cuba's leading engineering and technological university.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Artemisa is the comprehensive university serving the Artemisa province (established with the 2010s provincial reorganisation).
SubjectsEngineering · Agricultural Sciences · Economics · Humanities · Law · Education · Construction
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Camagüey 'Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz' is the principal comprehensive university of the Camagüey region.
SubjectsEngineering · Economics and Business · Education · Social Sciences · Agricultural Sciences
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Cienfuegos 'Carlos Rafael Rodríguez' is the principal comprehensive university of the Cienfuegos region.
SubjectsAgricultural Sciences · Veterinary Medicine · Engineering · Economics · Education · Social Sciences
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Granma is the principal comprehensive university of the Granma region, with notable agricultural and veterinary programmes.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Guantánamo is the principal comprehensive university of the Guantánamo region.
SubjectsMathematics and Computer Science · Physics · Chemistry · Biology · Economics · Law · Philosophy and History · Communication · Geography · Languages · Accounting and Finance
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
Founded in 1728, the University of Havana is Cuba's flagship and oldest university and one of the OLDEST universities in the Americas — the country's principal comprehensive research institution.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Holguín is the principal comprehensive university of the Holguín region.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Information Sciences (UCI, 2002) in Havana is Cuba's specialist university for computer science, software engineering, and information technology.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Las Tunas is the principal comprehensive university of the Las Tunas region.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Matanzas is the principal comprehensive university of the Matanzas region, with notable chemical/industrial and tourism programmes.
SubjectsEngineering · Natural Sciences · Social Sciences · Humanities · Law · Economics · Construction
Accreditation
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Oriente (1947) in Santiago de Cuba is the principal and oldest university of eastern Cuba, comprehensive across engineering, sciences, and the humanities.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Pinar del Río 'Hermanos Saíz Montes de Oca' is the principal university of western Cuba, notable for forestry and agronomy.
Ministry of Higher Education of Cuba (MES); national accreditation via the Junta de Acreditación Nacional (JAN). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
English
The language of instruction is Spanish; Spanish proficiency is normally required (some programmes provide a preparatory Spanish year for international students). Verify per programme.
Tuition
Cuban higher education is state-run; for Cuban nationals it is tuition-free. International students typically study via bilateral/scholarship arrangements or pay set fees (medicine and ELAM programmes have specific arrangements). ⚠️ PRACTICAL ADVISORY (neutral, factual): studying in Cuba carries practical/legal considerations — the long-standing US embargo and OFAC rules significantly affect US citizens/residents and banking/payments, and recognition of Cuban degrees (especially MEDICAL, incl. ELAM) for practice in your home country must be independently verified (graduates typically must pass their home country's licensing exams). Verify your government's rules, sanctions exposure, and professional-recognition requirements BEFORE enrolling.
View official deadlinesAcademic year begins September. International admission via bilateral agreements, scholarships, or international office — verify procedures, Spanish, sanctions exposure, and home-country recognition.
The University of Sancti Spíritus 'José Martí Pérez' (UNISS) is the principal comprehensive university of the Sancti Spíritus region.
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