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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 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

This program seeks the elimination of physical, attitudinal, social, and communicational barriers faced by students with disabilities in order to achieve their inclusion and the full exercise of their rights. Additionally, it seeks to adequately monitor students with disabilities. It is governed by the Regulation for the Protection and Inclusion of Students with Disabilities.

The Office of the Ombudsman handles all student, parent, or members of the university community's complaints or concerns in a confidential and impartial manner. This office also provides advice on University policies, processes, and regulations.