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The 1st Internal Chocolate Sculpture Contest offers a unique opportunity for students of the School of Hospitality, Culinary Arts, and Tourism to showcase their culinary skills and creativity in an exciting competition. Over two days filled with inspiration and talent, participants will carve stunning edible works of art using chocolate as their primary medium. From abstract figures to detailed replicas

The event "Haiti: the case of a failed state?" will be a unique opportunity to gain key perspectives on the situation in Haiti. Keynote speaker Maria Isabel Salvador, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Haiti, will share her experience and in-depth knowledge of the challenges facing this Caribbean country. The talk will address crucial issues such as governance, political

Speaker: Ben Sykes BVMS, DipACVIM, PhD Ben is an American College Veterinary Medical Specialist (DACVIM). His work focuses on high performance sport horses with research on pathologies of the equine digestive system, specifically equine gastric ulcer syndrome (EGUS). More information Conference available in English only. Admission: General public $50 USFQ Community $30 Students $25 Check in

Third National Congress of Protected Areas of Ecuador Dates July 19th to 21st, 2023 Venues: Shakespeare, Calderon de la Barca, Epicuro, Casa Blanca, Maxwell Auditorium Agenda and Thematic Areas The Third National Congress of Protected Areas of Ecuador is a space to share the progress and challenges of the comprehensive management of protected areas within the national and international context

The Third International Colloquium on the Situation of Indigenous Languages of the World and Their Revitalization is a globally significant event within the academic fields of Social Sciences, Anthropology, Linguistics, and Human Rights. This colloquium primarily aims to address critical issues concerning indigenous languages worldwide and the efforts underway to revitalize them.

Conferences with current topics and impact: transmission dynamics, availability of new treatments, diagnosis and research data in Ecuador. Free event aimed at specialists and general practitioners, medical students and the general public.

Biennial of Latin American Typography 'Tipos Latinos,' ninth edition Date: October 28th to November 12th, 2023 Location: Gallery of the Itchimbía Cultural Center, Quito - Ecuador 'Tipos Latinos' is the dedicated platform for celebrating and promoting Latin American typography through an exhibition of large-scale prints. The ninth edition features the participation of 10 countries showcasing the best of typography in

Intellectual Property Management: Current Trends and Future Challenges. Date: March 21, 2024, 09:00 AM Location: Calderón de la Barca Theater - Santiago Gangotena Campus Objective: Provide information and tools to participants on the protection of intellectual property in its various areas: patents, copyrights, and trademarks. From the USFQ Office of Intellectual Property and Tech Transfer, we invite you to participate

Dragon Week, a Chinese Art and Culture Festival, is presented as an initiative of the Confucius Institute at USFQ to celebrate the Chinese New Year, specifically the Year of the Dragon 2024. This event will take place from February 5 to 9, 2024, at the Santiago Gangotena campus facilities. The festival offers an immersion into the rich Chinese cultural heritage

Why? We have often been told that "mathematics is everywhere," but why is it so challenging for us to see it? T2TGlobal and USFQ are launching, for the second time, the Virtual Mathematics Marathon, aiming to answer this and many other questions about Mathematics in the Real World. We know that it is common to see that our Ecuadorian students