The European University of the Atlantic (UNEATLANTICO), in collaboration with the Ibero-American University Foundation (FUNIBER) in Paraguay, held its first graduation ceremony of the year for graduates of various specialisations and master’s degrees. The event took place in the auditorium located in Tower 3 of the World Trade Centre in Asunción.
The ceremony was led by the scholarship manager, Mr. José Silva, and was attended by the executive director of FUNIBER Paraguay and coordinator of UNEATLANTICO in that country, Ms. Raquel González Vargas, and the academic secretary, Ms. Aidé Macedo. Both were in charge of presenting the degrees to each of the graduates.
Degrees were awarded in various fields of study, including: Master’s Degree in Integrated Management: Prevention, Environment and Quality, Master’s Degree in Environmental Engineering, Master’s Degree in Education, Master’s Degree in Digital Transformation, Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution and Mediation, and Master’s Degree in Project Design, Management and Direction. Specialisations include: Specialisation in Health Research, Specialisation in Nutrition and Dietetics Applied to Sport, Specialisation in Integrated Water Management, University Expert in Occupational Safety, among others.
The director gave an emotional message to the scholarship recipients, congratulating them for continuing their education and for the effort and dedication they showed throughout their academic programmes. In addition, Rubén Calderón, rector of UNEATLANTICO, a Spanish university, sent his congratulations to the graduates via a virtual message, inviting them to continue their academic training.
With this awarding of degrees, UNEATLANTICO reaffirms its commitment to training highly qualified professionals in Paraguay and in the more than 35 countries where it is present. Through its Scholarship Programme, the Foundation continues to facilitate access to higher education programmes, contributing to the academic and professional development of thousands of students around the world.