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International Course of Scientific Illustration at the Tiputini Biodiversity Station Meet the jungle: A 9 days and 8 nights expedition in the heart of the jungle, in the Ecuadorian Amazon. One of the most…
An expedition of 9 days and 8 nights in the heart of the jungle, in the Ecuadorian Amazon. One of the most biodiverse places on the planet and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. We will connect with this wonderful ecosystem through art.
Anímate is an annual event created by the Digital Animation career of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito with the sponsorship of the College of Communication and Contemporary Arts and Comic Con Ecuador, in…
Anímate is an annual event created by the Digital Animation career of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito with the sponsorship of the Colegio de Comunicación y Artes Contemporáneas and Comic Con Ecuador, in which renowned artists in Animation, Comic, Illustration, VFX and Video Games, offer lectures on topics of relevance to the industry. Anímate seeks to promote animation in our country, encourage and inspire with the experiences of our speakers to students and artists of the medium, to find and enhance their skills, and thus generate better visual products.
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In the face of social unrest in which student sectors actively participated, the dictatorial government of José María Velasco Ibarra closed the state universities in June 1970, a situation that lasted until the beginning of 1971.
In the 1980s, the Schools of Higher Accounting (1981), Physical Education (1987) and Visual Arts (1988) were formed. At the same time, the institutionalization of scientific research was promoted with the Institute of Social Research (1976). In 1980 and 1983, the Research Institutes of Technical Sciences (1980) and Health Sciences (1983) were created. In 1996, these organizations were integrated into the Institute of Scientific Research, now the Directorate of Research of the University of Cuenca (DIUC).
At the beginning of the 21st century, an overall perspective allows us to affirm that the University of Cuenca has long transcended the regional sphere. Ecuadorian students and students of different nationalities are educated in its Faculties of Legal Sciences, Medical Sciences, Architecture and Urban Planning, Engineering, Chemical Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Dentistry, Economics, Philosophy and Educational Sciences, Arts, Hospitality Sciences and Psychology. In addition to the Institutes of Languages and Physical Education.
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The Digital Arts Engineer is a professional competent in problem solving, creation, production, programming, and project management of multimedia applications, animations, visual effects and video games, with solid knowledge bases in engineering, arts and technology. The Engineer has the strengths in the above areas to master the technologies that are at the forefront to manage articulated projects and systematic and strategic processes.
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La Universidad Nacional de las Artes, en español: UNA – Universidad Nacional de las Artes, antes conocida como IUNA[1] – Instituto Universitario Nacional de las Artes, es una universidad argentina creada en 1996 como incorporación de varias instituciones nacionales dedicadas a la enseñanza de las bellas artes.
Los orígenes de la actual Universidad UNA se remontan a la fundación en 1875 de la Sociedad Nacional de Estímulo de las Artes por los pintores Eduardo Schiaffino, Eduardo Sívori y otros. Su gremio se refundó como Academia Nacional de Bellas Artes en 1905 y, en 1923, por iniciativa del pintor y académico Ernesto de la Cárcova, como departamento de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, la Escuela Superior de Arte de la Nación[2].
Esta última creó en 1927 el Museo de Reproducciones y Escultura Comparada. En 1936 el director de teatro Antonio Cunill Cabanellas fundó el Instituto Nacional de Estudios Teatrales. Estas instituciones de Artes Escénicas, entre las que se encuentran el Conservatorio Nacional de Música Carlos López Buchardo, el Instituto Nacional de Enseñanza Superior y Folklore, el Instituto Nacional de Enseñanza Superior y Danza María Ruanova y los Institutos Nacionales de Enseñanza de las Artes Liberales, se unieron formando la nueva Universidad Nacional de las Artes, «Universidad Nacional de las Artes», creada en 1996 por el Ministerio de Educación de Argentina.
