The university welcomed new master's degree students for cultural management, psychology, electronics and automation, electricity and special education in its three branch campuses (Cuenca, Quito and Guayaquil).

UPS president Javier Herran stated the importance of undergoing postgraduate studies not only for professional experience but for personal growth, "the idea is to share knowledge, what we learn today may become obsolete tomorrow. The challenge is to create science and share it with new generations to come as well as create a self – learning culture" 

Diego Peñaloza, head of postgraduate programs, officially inaugurated the new period of postgraduate programs and wished the 424 master's degree students the best of luck. 

The university now offers 1 year  master's degree programs which fit the needs of people looking to improve their professional opportunities. It currently offers master's degree programs in business administration, digital communication, accounting and auditing and industrial production. Classes in Cuenca and Quito will begin on April 2nd and in Guayaquil on May 6th. 

For more information visit: posgrados.ups.edu.ec