The University in the Media

"There have been no deaths in Uruguay, and it seems like something very far removed from us, but there have been incidents of violence stemming from disinformation campaigns," said Ana Laura Pérez, academic coordinator of Journalism and Digital Content at the School of Communication and Design.

The Uruguayan delegation consisted of six high school students who took the exams at the Universidad ORT Uruguay Downtown Campus.

Graphic designer Gabriel Pasarisa is a professor in the School of Communication and Design.

Dr. Paula Cardellino, a faculty researcher at the School of Architecture, joined forces with Australian colleagues to transform classrooms and promote group work after months of isolation.

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

The 14th edition of the International Animation Festival (FIA) will feature Simón Varela, a visual developer for studios such as Pixar, and James López, animator Timon in *The Lion King*, as its main speakers.

The Executive Director of ORT Uruguay, Prof. Charlotte de Grünberg, received the Robert Singer Award for Outstanding Senior ORT Professionals.

Article on a research study conducted by Dr. Néstor Gandelman, academic coordinator of Economics at the School of Management and Social Sciences, to determine whether Uruguayans trust their fellow citizens differently than they do immigrants.

The Sustainable Development Monitor is a tool co-created by the research team of the Chair of Management and Accounting for Sustainable Development – Deloitte, which operates within the institutional framework of the School of Business and Social Sciences, and DERES.

"This milestone is proof that a Uruguayan company, run by Uruguayans, can successfully provide its services to users and businesses around the world," said Eduardo Mangarelli, dean of the School of Engineering and a graduate of ORT's Systems Engineering program.

An article about the company dLocal that quotes statements by Sebastián Kanovich, a graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics, and Jacobo Singer, a graduate with a degree in Systems Engineering.

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

The Uruguayan delegation consists of six high school students who will take the exams at the Universidad ORT Uruguay Downtown Campus.

Liliana Farber holds a Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design.

An article about the VetCase startup founded by Jimena Martínez, a graduate of the Bachelor’s program in Systems, and Lucía Martínez, a graduate of the Bachelor’s program in Graphic Design, which is being incubated at the university’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE).

An article mentioning #HackCovid19, an international call for proposals to find solutions to the many problems caused by the coronavirus in the community, organized by the university’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) in collaboration with the Da Vinci Labs business incubator of the Da Vinci Foundation.

Armed with all the information they need to make such an important decision—whether it’s choosing a major, deciding which field interests them most, or figuring out what kind of work they’d like to do in a few years—this event will provide high school students with key insights to help them shape their professional future.

Four collections conceived, designed, and produced exclusively from surplus materials sourced from domestic industries; 13 women exploring their heritage, inspired by their ancestral roots: that was the essence of “Nexo Atávico,” an unconventional fashion event held in the midst of a global pandemic.

Data Smart Kids was funded by the National Agency for Research and Innovation (ANII) and the Ceibal Foundation, and was spearheaded by Universidad ORT Uruguay Deakin University (Australia).

CannabiZzz is a startup incubated at the university's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE).

On September 10, 2020, Universidad ORT Uruguay launch the ninth edition of the course “The Shoah: The Human Condition and Memory.”

Interview with José Luis Satdjian, Undersecretary of Public Health and a graduate of the Bachelor’s Program in Management and Administration.