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+16.000
students per year
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+90
professional qualifications
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5 colleges
and 2 high schools
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+25.000
graduates
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+1.800
faculty and researchers
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97 %
employment among college graduates
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Faculties and Institutes
Academic activities at Universidad ORT Uruguay organized into academic units that carry out teaching, research, and activities related to various fields of study.
- Administration and Social Sciences
- Architecture
- Communication
- Design
- Engineering
- Education
- Dermatology
What Sets Us Apart
Learn about some of the aspects that define the college experience at ORT and strengthen its academic program.
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Academic Quality
A challenging, up-to-date program focused on professional development.
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Faculty
Faculty members and researchers involved in teaching, the profession, and academic research.
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Resources and Support
Laboratories, libraries, educational technology, and scholarship funds for students.
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Employability and Ties to Businesses
Career opportunities, connections with organizations, and high graduate employment rates.
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Campuses and Academic Spaces
University life at ORT takes place in classrooms, laboratories, workshops, libraries, auditoriums, and specialized spaces located throughout Montevideo.
These are spaces designed for studying, experimenting, creating, sharing projects, and supporting education in various fields of knowledge.
Sustainability
Universidad ORT Uruguay sustainability criteria into the management of its campuses, its academic activities, and its relationship with the surrounding community.
History and Legacy
Learn about the origins of ORT in Uruguay, the life of Prof. Charlotte de Grünberg, and the connection to World ORT.
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Institutional Recognition
Learn about the awards, accreditations, and honors received by the university, its degree programs, faculty, students, and alumni in various national and international contexts.
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Yearbooks
The Universidad ORT Uruguay yearbooks Universidad ORT Uruguay the major milestones, activities, and achievements of each academic year.
They offer a way to explore the university’s recent history, learn about its institutional evolution, and reconnect with some aspects of ORT’s academic, professional, and community life.