The Volunteer Program that brings together people from the Externado and the Egypt District
The Conocer Dejando Huella (Learning while leaving a mark) project brings University people closer to the Egypt District community.
The Conocer Dejando Huella (Learning while leaving a mark) project brings University people closer to the Egypt District community.
The Human Resources Office invites the Externadista community to participate in the chat “The Art of Living,” offered by Dr. Santiago Rojas, a renowned physician with a postgraduate degree in Alternative Medicine.
The National Board of Directors and the Externado de Colombia University Alumni Association Bogotá – Cundinamarca Chapter, invite to the Alumni Integration Dinner – 2019.
This activity aims to share visions on Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Creativity.
The recognition was published by the Washington ComPol Magazine (specialized in Political Communication), which annually presents a list of the 100 most influential professionals in their sector.
Students from different faculties share their experience as volunteers of the Conocer Dejando Huella (Learning while leaving a mark) program. This semester, the program incorporated plastic, performing, and literary arts, to promote training processes among the girls and boys of the Egypt District.
Claudia López, the first woman elected mayor of Bogotá, with a record number of votes, recognized for her independence and strength of character, graduated from the Externado in 1996, as a professional in Finance and International Relations.
The Alumni Association invites members to an informative session on a one-year Master’s scholarship program, sponsored by the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs (FCO) and its affiliated organizations.
Close to one thousand titles published by the University Publishing House, including many novelties, will be available to the public at special pricing during the Externadista Book Fair, October 24 through October 31, 2019.
The “VIII National Emergency Response Simulation” and the “XI District-Level Simulation” will be held Wednesday, October 2, 2019. These events seek to improve planning, coordination, and communication among the public, private sectors, and the community, to create an effective response to events generated by different threatening phenomena.