Academic quality that stands the test of time
Choosing ORT means choosing a university with a rigorous, up-to-date academic program focused on professional development.
Academic quality is reflected in curricula that keep pace with developments in each discipline, in the ongoing improvement of teaching and research methods, in the modernization of educational infrastructure, and in the continuous strengthening of the faculty.
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University Recognition
ORT was the first institution to be recognized as a private university in Uruguay under the legal framework established in 1996.
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Continuous updates
The university has been a pioneer in introducing new degree programs and educational technologies in the country.
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Academic Accreditation
Various ORT degree programs have participated in regional academic accreditation processes, such as the ARCU-SUR system.
Learning by doing
At ORT, the training program combines theory, practice, experimentation, and work on specific challenges within each discipline.
From the very beginning of their studies, students participate in projects, hands-on activities, individual and group assignments, lab work, research, and experiences that expose them to real-world professional work environments.
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Specific Projects
Projects, research, and creative works related to the content of each degree program.
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Practice and Experimentation
Activities in laboratories, workshops, fieldwork, and production facilities.
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Individual and Team Work
Initiatives that promote autonomy, collaboration, and meeting deadlines.
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Troubleshooting
Challenges that introduce students to professional standards and work practices.
Experienced teachers who provide close guidance
Teaching is carried out by faculty members and researchers who combine academic training, professional experience, scholarly output, and a close relationship with students.
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Close Support
Small groups and guidance to support students through the various stages of their education.
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Teaching that is connected to practice
Students learn from teachers who understand the real challenges of their disciplines and incorporate them into the classroom experience.
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Discussion with Teachers
Close relationships with professors and researchers foster consultation, participation, and dialogue both inside and outside the classroom.
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Continuous updates
Students learn from teachers who enhance their practice through research, continuing education, and connections with the professional community.
Resources for studying, experimenting, and creating
Studying at ORT also means having access to spaces, technologies, and services designed to support learning in various fields of study. The university has , workshops, project rooms, libraries, digital resources, audiovisual production spaces, auditoriums, and educational technology that support practical work, research, creativity, and academic work.
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Spaces for Practice and Experimentation
Laboratories, workshops, and project rooms where students can apply their knowledge, work on projects, and experiment with tools specific to each discipline.
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Technology for Learning and Production
Educational resources, equipment, multimedia rooms, and production spaces that support teaching, creativity, and project development.
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Libraries and Digital Resources
Access to libraries, specialized collections, databases, and academic resources for students and faculty.
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Spaces for Sharing Knowledge
Auditoriums, seminar rooms, and spaces equipped for classes, presentations, lectures, and academic activities.
More than 1,000 new scholarships per year
ORT awards more than 1,000 new scholarships each year to incoming college students through various funds that recognize academic achievement and take socioeconomic circumstances into account.
Connections with Businesses and Employability
A university education is strengthened when it is connected to the world of work. ORT supports students and graduates as they enter the workforce and fosters connections with companies, organizations, and institutions.
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97% employment rate among college graduates
A statistic that reflects the employment rate of ORT graduates.
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Support for Employment Placement
Interview preparation, resume submission, job opportunities, and internship coordination.
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Contact with Companies and Organizations
Connections with recruiters, companies, public agencies, and international organizations.
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Career Development Through Your Degree Program
Support to help advanced students and graduates enter the job market better prepared.
A place to start a business and make an impact
ORT promotes innovation and entrepreneurship as part of the college experience. Through the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, students, alumni, and faculty find opportunities to turn ideas into projects and connect with companies and organizations.
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Ideas that become projects.
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I work with companies and organizations.
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Connections that create opportunities.
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Support for developing entrepreneurial ventures.
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A university connected to the world
ORT promotes international experiences through programmes , agreements with foreign universities, and an academic community that includes students from various countries.
These opportunities allow students to broaden their academic horizons, learn about other cultures, and prepare to work in global professional settings.
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A community for learning, collaborating, and growing
Choosing ORT means becoming part of an academic community that promotes collaborative work, participation in projects, and exchange among students, faculty, and alumni.
The college experience is also shaped by shared spaces, academic activities, and opportunities to connect with others throughout one's college years.
Choose how to continue your journey at ORT
Explore the various educational options and find a program that aligns with your interests, your goals, and your current stage in your career.