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Ialu.Org Ialu Saint Mary’s is one of 61 Lasallian institutions of higher education in the world. EUROPE AND FRENCH-SPEAKING AFRICA MEXICO ECAM Lyon • Lyon, France C. Estudios Sup. La Salle Monterrey • Monterrey, Mexico ESAIP Angers • Angers, France Universidad De La Salle Bajío • Bajío - Leon, Mexico Institut Polytechnique LaSalle Beauvais • Beauvais, France Universidad De La Salle Benavente • Benavente, Mexico LaSalle ISFEC Mounier • Paris, France Universidad De La Salle Oaxaca • Oaxaca, Mexico La Salle Barcelona • Barcelona, Spain Universidad De La Salle Saltillo • Saltillo, Mexico La Salle Campus Madrid • Madrid, Spain Universidad La Salle Cancún • Cancún, Mexico CELAF Centre Lasallien Africain • Abidjan, Ivory Coast Universidad La Salle Chihuahua • Chihuahua, Mexico UOLS - LaSalle Open University • Andorra, Spain Universidad La Salle Cuernavaca • Cuernavaca, Mexico Universidad La Salle Laguna A.C. • Laguna, Mexico Universidad La Salle México • Mexico City, Mexico NORTH AMERICA, BETHLEHEM, AND ENGLISH AFRICA Universidad La Salle Morelia • Morelia, Mexico Bethlehem University • Bethlehem, Palestine Universidad La Salle Noroeste • Ciudad Obregon, Mexico Christian Brothers University • Memphis, USA Universidad La Salle Pachuca • Pachuca, Mexico La Salle University (Philadelphia) • Philadelphia, USA Universidad La Salle Victoria • Victoria, Mexico Lewis University • Chicago, USA Universidad La Salle Nezahualcoyotl • Mexico City, Mexico Manhattan College • New York, USA Saint Mary’s College of California • Moraga - San Francisco, USA SOUTH AMERICA AND CENTRAL AMERICA Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota • Winona/Minneapolis, USA Universidad De La Salle - La Paz • La Paz, Bolivia Centro Universitário La Salle - Unilasalle Canoas • Canoas - Porto Alegre, Brazil ASIA AND PACIFIC ISLANDS Faculdade La Salle - Lucas do Rio Verde • Lucas do Rio Verde, Brazil Universitas Katolik De La Salle Manado • Manado, Indonesia Faculdade La Salle Manaus • Manaus, Brazil De La Salle College of Saint Benilde • Manila, Philippines Centro Universitário La Salle – Unilasalle-RJ • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil De La Salle Health Sciences Institute • Dasmariñas, Philippines Universidade Católica de Brasília • Brasilia, Brazil Centro Universitário do Leste de Minas • Coronel Fabriciano, Brazil De La Salle Lipa • Lipa, Philippines Faculdade Católica do Recife • Recife, Brazil De La Salle University - Dasmariñas • Dasmariñas, Philippines Faculdade Católica do Tocantins • Palmas, Brazil De La Salle University - Manila • Manila, Philippines Faculdade La Salle • Estrela, Brazil De La Salle University - Araneta • Araneta - Manila, Philippines Faculdade La Salle • Caxias do Sul, Brazil La Salle College Antipolo • Antipolo, Philippines Universidad de La Salle - Bogotá • Bogota, Colombia La Salle University, Ozamiz • Ozamiz, Philippines Corporación Universitaria Lasallista - Medellin • Medellin, Colombia University of St. La Salle (Bacolod) • Bacolod, Philippines Escuela Tecnológica Instituto Técnico Central • Bogota, Colombia De La Salle John Bosco College • Surigao del Sur, Philippines Universidad De La Salle • San Jose, Costa Rica La Salle College of the Arts • Singapore, Singapore Universidad LaSalle Arequipa • Arequipa, Perú Instituto Superior Pedagogico La Salle • Urubamba, Perú Escuela Tecnológica La Salle Nicaragua • Nicaragua, Nicaragua Fundacion LASALLE • Caracas, Venezuela WWW.LASALLE-IALU.ORG IALU . IALU . IALU . IALU .
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