Upcoming events

A look at the evolution of the Hollywood romantic comedy and its portrayals of love and female roles.

Pronto Maderas and ORT’s School of Design invited students, design professionals, and industry representatives to participate in the National Furniture Design Competition.

Students in the Editorial Design 2 course designed catalog proposals for Dani Umpi's exhibition "Obra Reunida," which took place at the SUBTE Exhibition Center.

Exhibition of cardboard sculptures by Jorge Di Pólito.

Official launch of the Creative Hub at the University of the West ( Universidad ORT Uruguay), a new space for creativity, innovation, and education.

The Bachelor's Degree in Multimedia Design and the Associate's Degree in Interface Design invite all students, graduates, and interested individuals to participate in the second edition of the Multimedia Forum.

The annual graduate school commencement ceremony will take place on Thursday, November 12.

How do you tell the story of one of Argentine television’s most iconic characters in an audio story? Tomás Pérez Vizzón, journalist and director of Anfibia Podcast, will explain.

Architect and artist Jorge Migues presents a selection of works created at various stages of his career.

A look at the importance of personal and professional connections, based on the experience and career of a leading business figure.

With a distinguished career in the Latin American and international film industry, Axel Kuschevatzky will visit the School of Communication at the Universidad ORT Uruguay.

A conference designed for biotech founders, researchers, and teams with a project in the works.

An invitation to take a break from our daily routines and reconnect with ourselves and others through life stories and soundscapes.

Where is the Uruguayan real estate market headed?

Populism, Fascism, and New Forms of Democratic Resistance.

Learn about the security challenges posed by AI Coding Agents and the key practices and skills needed to develop secure software in an environment that is increasingly driven by AI.