The University in the Media

"This year's demand confirms the consolidation of a trend that we have been observing for several admission cycles. Technology and business-related degree programs are showing marked growth," said Marcela Mailhos, MBA, Director of Marketing, Institutional Communication, and Admissions at ORT.

Article mentioning a document from the Radar company, which states that Universidad ORT Uruguay "recognized as the first in Latin America to offer this specialization" through its Bachelor's Degree in Animation and Video Games.

Column by Dr. Gonzalo Croci, professor at the Faculty of Administration and Social Sciences and graduate of ORT's Bachelor's Degree in International Studies.

PayFlex is an initiative by Fausto Friedrich, an economics student at ORT, and Matías Bombi, an IT student at ORT, incubated at the university's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

PayFlex is an initiative by Fausto Friedrich, an economics student at ORT, and Matías Bombi, an IT student at ORT, incubated at the university's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

PayFlex is an initiative by Fausto Friedrich, an economics student at ORT, and Matías Bombi, an IT student at ORT, incubated at the university's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

Carolina Faget is a professor at ORT's School of Communication and a graduate of the university's Graphic Design program.

The Instant app, incubated at ORT's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, was created by Felipe Lewi, Marcelo Israel, and Igal Winicki, a student in ORT's Bachelor's Degree in Systems program.

Interview with Eduardo Mangarelli, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and graduate of Systems Engineering at ORT.

Article quoting statements by Dr. Francisco Arri, academic secretary of the ORT Faculty of Communication.

Column by Sabrina Bianchi, Academic Secretary of the ORT School of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education.

Interview with Dr. Francisco Arri, academic secretary of the ORT School of Communication.

The Kunstig Aero venture, founded by Lucca Ayerza and Pedro Laborde, graduates of ORT's Digital Business degree program, is incubated at ORT's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

The Kunstig Aero venture, founded by Lucca Ayerza and Pedro Laborde, graduates of ORT's Digital Business degree program, is incubated at ORT's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

The director of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Enrique Topolansky, MBA, emphasized that "entrepreneurship and technology are part of ORT's DNA."

The project was led by Camila Rodríguez, a graduate of ORT's Bachelor's Degree in Design, Art, and Technology, together with students Josefina Silbermann and Fiona Fernández.

Elías Margolis is a graduate of ORT's Programmer Analyst program.