Educación de calidad

The ESPOL 2025 Open House brought together more than 4,000 high school students from four provinces in Ecuador, who visited the university's different faculties. The Faculty of Art, Design, and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) opened the doors of its laboratories, workshops, and galleries to share its creative essence and academic offerings with young people.

ESPOL's Faculty of Art, Design, and Communication (FADCOM) held an academic day of creativity and innovation with a new edition of the Poster Competition 2025 – I, in which students of the Applied Research in Design course presented the results of their semester projects.

Students enrolled in the Audiovisual Research course, taught by Jorge Lombeida, M.Sc., present academic posters as part of their training in the Media Production program.

On August 8, the first edition of PRISMA took place, an interdisciplinary workshop that brought together students, teachers, and business representatives in a space for creativity and collaboration.

On Monday, August 4, Motion Lab celebrated its first year of operation with a special screening of short films at the MZ14 cinema at the University of the Arts.

Soto's work articulates a view that integrates archaeology, contemporary art and graphic design, and highlights how the geometric lines, patterns and schemes of pre-Columbian art.

Andrea Pino, part of the academic team of the Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) of the ESPOL, successfully completed the Doctoral Programme in Art: Production and Research, obtaining the title of Doctor of Art with Cum Laude mention, a recognition reserved for doctoral theses of academic excellence.

A space to look at mathematics with different eyes. This was the practical workshop on Ethnomathematics and Ancestral Knowledge, an interdisciplinary experience organised by the Faculty of Art, Design and Audiovisual Communication (FADCOM) with the collaboration of the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (FCNM) of ESPOL.

ESPOL positioned itself as a key institution within the publishing ecosystem of the region during the V Latin American Congress of Scientific Journal Editors and Researchers, thanks to the outstanding participation of its scientific publications: the journal Ñawi - Arte, Diseño y Comunicación, belonging to the Faculty of Art, Design and Communication (FADCOM), and the Revista Tecnológica ESPOL (RTE), the university's institutional publication.

On Friday, May 16th, the Faculty of Art, Design and Communication (FADCOM) of the ESPOL received the official visit of a delegation of the Ecuadorian Association of Plastic Artists (ASEPLAS), headed by its president, Eng. Jorge Luis Mórtola. It was a first institutional rapprochement between both entities with a view to future collaborations.