Human rights: part of professional training?
By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
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By: Alejandro García Suárez – Advisory Office of Communications
From some plants in his backyard, a business was born that today seeks to conquer new markets and generate opportunities in the region.
Thirteen students from the Autonomous University of Chapingo participated in an academic tour of the institution's productive and educational settings.
The Research Project #625 brings robotics to middle school students in Fusagasugá to strengthen STEAM skills through hands-on learning.
UCundinamarca and DIAN offer free tax guidance in Fusagasugá, while accounting students strengthen their training.
This achievement represents much more than recognition: it is the reflection of a collective, participatory and co-creative construction that demonstrates the permanent commitment of the entire university community to academic excellence, comprehensive training and the transformation of territories.
Physical Education students built a wooden racket to learn tennis through creativity, practice, and the creation of educational resources.
The institution continues working in the territory, this time in Fusagasugá, through empowerment and training for women to become entrepreneurs.
The Coffee Barista course was successfully completed, an experience that strengthened knowledge and highlighted the coffee culture of Fusagasugá.
UCundinamarca develops tools with Artificial Intelligence to strengthen the preparation of its students for the Saber Pro Tests.
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