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The Subspecialization in Illustration and Sequential Art seeks to promote drawing and painting with figurative/narrative content and its application to the fields of illustration, comics, graphic novels, and visual development for movies and video games. It is aimed at anyone who has an interest in figurative drawing and painting and in learning about applications and markets for such practices. It

The journalism subspecialization is aimed at all USFQ students, with the exception of journalism students. It is approved with a total of six subjects, two compulsory and four optional. The compulsory classes are: Basic Multimedia Writing and Multimedia Practices I, which ensure that the student has a minimum level in journalistic writing and that he/she has practiced and published in

The Subspecialization in Sports Journalism is aimed at all USFQ students, including Journalism students. It is approved with a total of five subjects, three of which can be used as journalism career classes. It will allow a genuine knowledge of the main sports practiced in the country, its history, its clubs, its rules, the real coverage of traditional and non-traditional

The Theater subspecialization is intended for all USFQ students who wish to approach the world of theater from multiple perspectives and with an emphasis on contemporary languages. The courses offered are varied and cover the broad spectrum of the performing arts: from acting to movement and improvisation, students are expected to participate in practical and creative processes that culminate in

The Video Games Subspecialization is aimed at students from all USFQ programs who wish to acquire the basic knowledge, skills, and abilities to design video games. This subspecialization is aimed at all University students interested in creating not only video games, but experiences that can be applied to different fields that require interactivity, both in traditional platforms and in mixed

The Hospitality minor provides a specialized focus in one of the fastest growing industries in the world. Since 2014, the tourism sector generates more jobs than the combined financial, automotive, and mining sectors, according to research by the World Travel & Tourism Council. Hotel companies, food and beverage corporations, restaurant chains, entertainment companies, cruises and resorts, internet companies, airlines and

This sub-specialization introduces the student to the principles of human medicine. With these subjects, the student will analyze the human body from the functional, anatomical and cellular point of view. The student will be able to examine and operationalize the medical bases, normal biological mechanisms and common pathological alterations of the human body. It is aimed at students who are

The Adventure Tourism sub-specialization provides students with the opportunity to obtain specialized knowledge in the tourism and hospitality industry, with a special focus on adventure, with a comprehensive training that connects with local communities, promoting cultural authenticity, conservation of natural resources and economic development. This approach ensures that students acquire theoretical and practical knowledge with a deep respect for nature

This subspecialization offers students the opportunity to acquire multidisciplinary knowledge related to the biological sciences. Students will receive courses with a theoretical-practical perspective and will have classes with an emphasis on both, field, and laboratory activities. Students of any degree from USFQ may opt for this subspecialization (except Biology, where students must choose specializations within their degree). Students who wish

Biotechnology is a discipline that develops new knowledge and products that impact the progress of areas such as medicine, agriculture/livestock, environment, industry, and especially the food industry. The main objective of this subspecialization is to provide basic knowledge in the main application areas mentioned above so that students from other areas related to biological sciences may enter this wonderful world

This subspecialization offers students the opportunity to acquire multidisciplinary knowledge related to the biological sciences. Students will receive courses with a theoretical-practical perspective and will have classes with an emphasis on both field and laboratory activities. Students of any degree from USFQ may opt for this subspecialization (except Biology, where students must choose concentrations within their degree). Students who wish

The Advertising Subspecialization offers an excellent combination of subjects for other programs such as Communication, Design, or Marketing; however, students from programs such as Psychology or Engineering have also shown interest. Therefore, this minor can be accessed by all USFQ students. Many students find Advertising is a complement to their studies because it helps them effectively communicate ideas about the

The Digital Animation subspecialization allows the student to know the bases of 2D and 3D animation, to understand how to create animated characters and generate their respective movements. The subspecialization offers the basic and technical principles of creating animated characters. It is aimed at all USFQ students with an interest in cartoons or storytelling, and is very useful for filmmakers

This subspecialization is intended for all USFQ students and offers students from other majors who are interested in the Visual Arts the opportunity to experiment with different disciplines of artistic practice, its visual arts application and reflection within the context of contemporary art. Students must take 1 compulsory theoretical subject, creation lab 1, and 3 optional workshops; altogether 5 subjects.

Organizational Communication A In the Organizational Communication A subspecialization, the student seeks to understand the theoretical and practical bases of communication internally and externally. Through this subspecialization the student will be able to develop audits and internal and external communication campaigns, management of lobbying strategies and crisis situations. This minor is open to all USFQ students. Organizational Communication B In

The Dance subspecialization is open to all USFQ students and introduces the student to the body practices of a dancer, a practice that includes technical, creative, improvisational, and compositional work in dance, as well as an understanding of contemporary concepts that guide the current thought of this art. The courses offered always include a personal and group creation component with