This high-level academic event will bring together national and international experts to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the agricultural sector, promoting smarter and more sustainable decision-making for present and future generations.
Zamorano University recently completed its Institutional Roadshow in El Salvador and Guatemala, a dynamic series of high-level meetings led by Rector Sergio Rodríguez Royo and Director of Institutional Development Alejandro José Osorio Mejía, accompanied by country representatives Johana Oporta (El Salvador) and Nicole Vayssier (Guatemala). This regional tour reinforced Zamorano’s commitment to sustainable development, academic excellence, and empowering young talent across Central America.
Zamorano University proudly celebrates significant progress in its international positioning, following the outcomes of the QS Stars audit and its inclusion in the prestigious QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025, specifically in the field of Agriculture and Forestry.
Zamorano University recently welcomed a high-level delegation from the Government of the Republic of Panama for a two-day visit aimed at reinforcing strategic ties and exploring new avenues for collaboration in agricultural higher education and sustainable development across the region.
Zamorano University is proud to announce its official membership in the Latin American and Caribbean Consortium of Engineering Institutions (LACCEI), a strategic alliance that broadens our academic horizons and strengthens our commitment to delivering innovative, globally oriented education.
Zamorano University had the honor of receiving the official visit of the Ambassador of Costa Rica to Honduras, H.E. Charles Hernández, during a day dedicated to strengthening ties and exploring opportunities for collaboration between the Embassy and the university.
Zamorano University and the French Embassy in Honduras signed a cooperation agreement that brings to life the Yeguare Project: Protection of ecosystems, resilience, and economic development of rural communities in the Santa Inés watershed. This strategic initiative focuses on environmental protection and socio-economic development in the watershed by strengthening the technical and organizational capacities of rural farming families. It simultaneously contributes to the improvement of ecosystem services and the increase of income through sustainable businesses. This collaboration marks a strong step toward more equitable, resilient, and environmentally responsible development in a key region for Honduras’ water, food, and environmental security.
Last Wednesday, May 28, we had the honor of welcoming Mr. Paul Juárez, Director of Attraction and Admissions at EGADE Business School of Tecnológico de Monterrey, who shared an enriching day with our academic community.
With great pride, Zamorano University and INCAE Business School celebrate the graduation of twenty-four (24) new professionals from the joint Master in Agribusiness Management program, a master’s degree designed to train leaders capable of transforming the agribusiness sector in Latin America.
Today, two important cooperation agreements were signed between key institutions for Honduras' development. The National Electric Power Company (ENEE) and Zamorano University signed a Memorandum of Understanding, while the National Investment Council (CNI) and Zamorano signed a Collaboration Agreement. Both aim to strengthen the country’s technical, educational, and productive capacities.
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Zamorano makes permanent efforts aimed at obtaining funds to implement scholarship programs that allow us to train young leaders.
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