Academic programs include undergraduate degrees such as architecture, business administration, engineering, tourism and hotel management, art education, education (mention foreign languages, English), software engineering, cybersecurity engineering, and data science engineering, as well as higher technician in software development, surveying.“Thousands of Dominican youths have found in these opportunities a way to strengthen their professional training and contribute to the country’s development,” he said.
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On his part, the rector of INCE, Rafael R. Teijeiro Ruiz, highlighted the relevance of the alliance with MESCyT, noting that “this collaboration strengthens academic training and opens new doors for more Dominican youth to access quality higher education in key areas for the country’s progress.”
In representation of the scholarship recipients, Carlos Alberto Santana Maldonado expressed his gratitude: “This scholarship is not only a personal achievement, but a commitment to contribute to society with greater preparation, responsibility and service.”
