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You can be part of USFQ as a non-regular student. Designed for Ecuadorian or foreign students who were accepted at a foreign university or are studying abroad, but want to do one or two semesters in Ecuador.

The library of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito, opens its services daily for the attention of thousands of students where they can find a selected and updated collection of printed and electronic books in all areas of knowledge. It also has subscriptions to the most important scientific and technical magazines, an extensive collection of multimedia materials and access to

Eduroam is the worldwide secure roaming wireless access service developed for the international research and education community. The wireless service allows USFQ students, professors, and staff to use the institutional email address with their username and password to access the service at any institution that is with Eduroam, be it at a National or International level.

USFQ's Ethnic Diversity Program (PDE) is unique and a pioneer in the training of professional leaders who are ethical, free, and committed to the development of Ecuador, all from indigenous groups, Afro-Ecuadorians, and other groups in the Ecuadorian territory.

The Galapagos Science Center (GSC), is a multidisciplinary research center located on San Cristóbal Island, which has been created thanks to the collaboration between USFQ and the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill (UNC) for scientific development in the Galapagos Islands. This research center wants to promote the conservation of the fragile ecosystems of the islands and the development

Being part of USFQ ALUMNI is believing in its mission, supporting its vision, and living its values. At USFQ THE ALUMNI, we want you to always feel close to your university, no matter where you are. Welcome to the USFQ ALUMNI page, here you can find all the information about the activities and events that we carry out, in addition

The Galapagos Science Center (GSC), is a multidisciplinary research center located on San Cristóbal Island, which has been created thanks to the collaboration between USFQ and the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill ( UNC) for scientific development in the Galapagos Islands. This research center wants to promote the conservation of the fragile ecosystems of the islands and the

The Tiputini Biodiversity Station (TBS) is a biological field station established in Amazonian Ecuador in 1994 by the Universidad San Francisco de Quito in collaboration with Boston University. We serve as steward of 638 hectares (about 1500 acres) of primary lowland rainforest approximately 300km (200 mi) ESE of Quito. TBS is situated on the north bank of the Tiputini River

USFQ High Performance Computing System (HPC-USFQ) The HPC-USFQ is a system composed of a set of blades (multi-processor servers) that work as a single team exclusively dedicated to the development of research projects that involve simulation studies or computational modeling based on the use of mathematical models. and/or data management that implies high demand for computing resources.

El Comité de Ética de Investigación en Seres Humanos de la Universidad San Francisco de Quito USFQ “CEISH-USFQ” es un órgano responsable de realizar la evaluación ética de investigaciones con seres humanos. El CEISH-USFQ cuenta con la aprobación de: Ministerio de Salud Pública del Ecuador, emitida mediante Oficio Nro.MSP-VGVS-2020-0274-O de 25 de mayo de 2020. Office for Human Research Protections

The Registration Office is in charge of supervising the academic processes, maintaining the university history of all USFQ students and graduates, issuing degrees and official academic documentation, as well as the validation of subjects. The Registration Office is divided into 4 areas: Graduation, Validations, Archive, and Registration Desk.

The Dean of Students works to guarantee Student Well-Being and the integral development of the students. It is in charge of promoting an environment of respect for ethical values, in addition to carefully monitoring compliance with the disciplinary and academic honesty rules that govern the university community, and are stipulated in the USFQ Code of Honor and Coexistence. Similarly, the

UNIDiversidad seeks to strengthen the USFQ as a space of trust and security for all members of its community, in an environment of freedom and respect. To this end, training and awareness activities are developed for teachers, administrative staff, physical plant and students. These activities cover topics of training in the handling of the necessary tools to recognize and avoid