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Universidad del Trabajo del Uruguay

university, Uruguay
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The Universidad del Trabajo del Uruguay, also known as the Labour University of Uruguay, was founded in 1878 and is dedicated to scientific research and vocational training. Uruguay, as a country, has a high literacy rate, with education being compulsory and free for all levels, including university. The nation's economy is strong, with a high gross national product per capita for Latin America, and a significant portion of the workforce is employed in services and trade.12

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  1. University of North Texas
  2. Uruguay - Labour and taxation
  3. University of Toledo
  4. Uruguay - Education of Uruguay

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