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Ecuador, with its impressive array of indigenous languages, a sign language and very diverse regional variants of Spanish, offers an unparalleled setting for exploring and studying the vast linguistic diversity. However, despite this richness, opportunities to study linguistics at the university level in the country have historically been limited. The minor in Language, Culture and Communication offered by the Universidad

This subspecialization is open to students from all USFQ Academic Colleges who are interested in gaining a broad understanding of art history. Students interested in this specialization have a varied offer of courses that allow them to learn about the visual arts in different regions and historical moments. Through this subspecialization, students develop research skills; they learn about the historical

This minor is intended for all USFQ students. The English sub-specialization fosters different skills, among which writing, oral expression, and analysis stand out, through the language and culture of the English-speaking world. Students will be able to develop their knowledge of this language through courses that will explore literature, music, history, oratory, theater, and cinema. The sub-specialization complements several areas

The subspecialization in Literature has three main objectives: To train students with initial but significant knowledge of the history of western literature, with special emphasis on Spanish-American and Ecuadorian literature. To introduce students to the field of study and literary theory. To develop academic reading and writing skills and abilities so they can exercise literary criticism. The subspecialization is aimed

Would you be interested in learning more about human behavior? This subspecialization is for you. With this subspecialization you will learn about different theoretical currents of psychology that will allow you to understand behavior from different perspectives: social, biological, cultural, and experiential. It is intended for students from all USFQ majors.

The objectives of this subspecialization are: To become familiar with what International Relations are. To know who the most important actors in International Relations are. To know how the international system is structured. To identify the main causes of conflict in the international system. To be able to articulate the theoretical currents that try to explain the conflict in the

This subspecialization aims to provide the student with the theoretical and conceptual foundations of sociology and the methods that sociologists use to understand specific areas of society, such as gender, rural and urban development, and the evaluation of development projects. Likewise, the specialization allows the student to apply their sociological knowledge and skills to different areas of professional knowledge and

This subspecialization is aimed exclusively at CoM students in the Music and Sound Production or Musical Arts programs with an specialization in Contemporary Music Execution who wish to learn and deepen their knowledge of arrangement and composition.

This subspecialization is aimed exclusively at CoM students studying Music and Sound Production or Musical Arts with a specialization in Composition for Contemporary Media who wish to deepen their instrumental skills.

This subspecialization is aimed at students from all USFQ schools (including the CoM), who want to learn about business, industry and music management.

This subspecialization is aimed at USFQ students from all schools (with the exception of the CoM), who wish to start or improve their musical knowledge and instrumental skills. The student can choose one of the following instruments: Electric bass, drums, vocals, strings (violin, viola, cello), electric guitar, piano, Latin percussion, woodwind (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, and flute saxophones) and brass

This subspecialization is aimed at students from all USFQ schools (with the exception of the CoM), who want to learn about the use of audio equipment and about the basics of music technology.