The Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology, through the Faculty of Health Sciences, trains professionals in administrative management, teaching, research and healthcare work. These programs seek to develop skills through academic spaces and practices, transferring knowledge to the work field. Programs include Bachelor's Degrees in Medical Records and Health Statistics, Health Education (Health Promotion), Physiotherapy, General Psychology and Occupational Health and Safety, integrating teaching, research and extension.
The Faculty of Health Sciences stands out for its high employability, flexibility in study modalities, alliances with entities in the health sector, and teachers with extensive experience. It has facilities such as a Physiotherapy center and a simulation laboratory. In addition, it publishes the magazine SALUTA, where articles and essays on Health Sciences are found, and guarantees research protocols with its Bioethics Committee.
The Faculty focuses on training caring, committed and entrepreneurial professionals, with innovative programs updated to the needs of society.
In commemoration of the National Psychology Day in Panama, celebrated every June 22, the Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology (UMECIT) was
On Saturday, June 28, the official closing of Psychology Week 2025 took place, a day that concluded with great success.
The Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology (UMECIT) is proud to highlight the participation of psychologist Cinthia Oseguera, a graduate of our institution, who
Students of the Psychology program at the Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology (UMECIT) enthusiastically participated in the Family Fair organized by
Students of the Psychology program at the Metropolitan University of Education, Science and Technology (UMECIT) actively participated in the Emotional Wellbeing Fair, organized
Saturday, June 14thWe successfully started Psychology Week.The Psychology students of the AA-2024 SCHO PSI and AA-2024 NCHO PSI groups carried out
