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Learn from a Legend of Cuban Music The University of San Francisco de Quito is proud to present a unique opportunity for its students: a Master Class with Alain Pérez, a multifaceted and renowned Cuban artist. Dive into the world of music with an expert who has shared the stage with great legends and has left an indelible mark on

Universidad San Francisco de Quito, in collaboration with Leviathan Space Industries, is pleased to present an exciting series of talks and panels dedicated to the future of Ecuador in Space. We will have the distinguished presence of Rod Pyle, renowned space historian and author of 18 books addressing the history, exploration and development of space. In addition, we are honored

Explore the Transformative Power of Design in Our Inaugural Exhibition: 'Catharsis - Releasing the Negative' Join us on an exciting journey into creativity and release at our featured Communication Design event. The exhibition 'Catharsis - Releasing the Negative' is a celebration of thesis projects that symbolize transformation and creative catharsis. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore how design can

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

The symposium is known for presenting topics of technical-scientific interest, focusing on applications in the fields of phytopathology, biological control, and plant defenses. On this occasion, the following subjects will be addressed: Biological Control, Plant-Pathogen Interactions, Phytopathology, and Genetic Diversity of Diseases. This event is targeted towards professionals in the agricultural, livestock, biotechnological, and research sectors, as well as students

FOTOVOZ Date: March 21, 2023, 6:00 PM Location: Blue Hall - Santiago Gangotena Campus Fotovoz is a participatory research tool that promotes reflection on a topic through the discussion of photographs. Investigating health by promoting participation and empowerment through the use of Fotovoz. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT Pay and register at the following link Pay here

The Dean of Students at the University of San Francisco de Quito is pleased to invite all its students to a unique and enriching experience: the talk "The Chemistry of Love," presented by Alexis Hidrobo, PhD in Chemistry. In this special session, we will explore the scientific aspects of love, discovering how chemical reactions influence our emotions and relationships. Get

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.

Conference on the Integration of Biodiversity into Ecuador's Development Agenda Date: October 23, 2023 - 11:30 AM Location: Calderón de la Barca Theater - Santiago Gangotena Campus A highly significant and influential event is on the horizon for Ecuador: the Conference on the Integration of Biodiversity into Ecuador's Development Agenda. This magnificent gathering will feature distinguished speakers whose insights and

Have you ever wondered how to make your Science classes dynamic and engage your students' interest? Do you have a clear understanding of the concepts but struggle to convey them effectively in your classroom? Throughout this workshop on teaching techniques in science, we will explore how to promote active learning, nurture scientific curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and apply innovative and

Ardem Patapoutian, the 2021 Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, has been invited by the San Francisco de Quito University (USFQ) for an academic exchange in Ecuador. Patapoutian, together with David Julius, was awarded for identifying the sensors that allow us to feel pain and temperature in the human body, which has led to the development of alternative therapies for the