Associations and Clubs
The school has clubs and associations, which promote student participation.
Each career may have its own association. Currently, the school has 15 associations.
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Biología
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ciencias Sociales y Ecoturismo
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Civil
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería en Alimentos
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Ciencias de la Computación
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Industrial
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Mecánica
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Química Farmacéutica
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Nutrición
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Psicología
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Educación
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Bioquímica y Microbiología
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Electrónica
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Mecatrónica
- Asociación de Estudiantes de Ingeniería Química
The school has clubs for interested students.
- UVG Art Club
- UVG Music Club
- UVG Theater Club
- UVG Volley Ball Club
- others
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