Three graduation ceremonies were held in our branch campus in Quito for 131 students who successfully ended their undergraduate programs in business administration, communication, accounting and auditing, early education, psychology, mechatronics, electronics, mechanics, electricity, as well as the first graduates in automotive engineering and theology. 

One of the ceremonies was held for students who ended the master’s degree programs in business administration, digital communication, accounting, special education, electricity, electronics and automation, cultural management, innovation in education, psychology, mechanical engineering and telematics.

The ceremonies were presided by Maria Sol Villagomez, vice president of our branch campus in Quito, and directors of the programs. Carol Chanco, a graduate of communication, encouraged her classmates to continue their professional education; Jorge Aguilar, congratulated everyone and said that only education will help us progress. 

 
Diego Lucero, graduate of automotive engineering, said “as professionals we must make way for future generations and lead changes in this industry for a more sustainable future”. Recognition diplomas were awarded to Jefferson Guaman, Estefania Trujillo and Bryan Taipe for their outstanding participation in the university’s salesian groups.