The University in the Media

"Millennials felt they could do absolutely anything, but for this generation, that’s not really the case," said Enrique Topolansky, coordinator of the university’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE).

An article quoting statements by Daniel Porcaro, academic coordinator of the Specialization Diploma in Real Estate Business.

Article on the School of Engineering's Career Fair, the only university-wide event that connects companies with candidates in the technology field.

An article quoting statements by Mariana Umpiérrez, assistant coordinator of the Biotechnology Laboratory at the School of Engineering.

Interview with Dr. Lorena Betancor, Professor of Protein Technology in the School of Engineering.

Article on the thesis *How Is Mathematics Learning Assessed in Secondary Education According to the Perceptions of Teachers and Students? * by Andrea Rajchman, M.Ed., a graduate of the Master’s in Education program.

Article on the thesis *How Is Mathematics Learning Assessed in Secondary Education According to the Perceptions of Teachers and Students? * by Andrea Rajchman, M.Ed., a graduate of the Master’s in Education program.

To celebrate Children’s Day, José Pedro Gioscia and María Noel Bonjour—both graduates in Animation and Video Games—collaborated with Ancap to create a children’s book that uses the story of Uruguayan race car driver Santiago Urrutia to inspire children to pursue their dreams.

"Through likes and interactions, social media works very well to maintain and boost self-esteem," said Dinorah Margounato, assistant academic coordinator for Marketing at the School of Business and Social Sciences.

Article on the startup Bguest, incubated at the university’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE), by Rodrigo Cardozo and Francisco Goldaracena, a graduate in Software Engineering.

Article on the Vipi project by Juan Pablo Delprato, Emiliano Gnocchi, Andrés Rath, and Diego Rocca, graduates of the Systems Engineering program.

"To compete in the knowledge society, radical educational reforms will be necessary," said Dr. Jorge Grünberg, rector Universidad ORT Uruguay.

"The demonization of games and video games is simply the opinion of ignorant and conservative adults," said Dr. Gonzalo Frasca, professor of video games at the School of Communication and Design.

An article discussing the agreement signed between the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) at Universidad ORT Uruguay Aeternity, a leading multinational blockchain services company, which will enable the center’s entrepreneurs to join this global incubator.

An editorial by Daniela Bluth, a graduate of the Bachelor’s program in Journalism, on her appointment as editor-in-chief of Galería magazine.

An article quoting statements by Horacio Bafico, an economics graduate and professor in the School of Management and Social Sciences and the School of Architecture.

Interview with Ariel Burschtin, one of the founders of PedidosYa—a company incubated by the university’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE)—and a graduate of the Systems Engineering program.

The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) at Universidad ORT Uruguay an agreement with Aeternity, a leading multinational blockchain services company, which will enable entrepreneurs from the center to launch their projects through the company’s global incubator.

Although the job market demands that computer engineers know how to communicate, negotiate, and lead teams, many universities do not include these skills in their curricula, according to a study by Dr. Gerardo Matturro and Dr. Martín Solari, professors at ORT.