UMECIT submits self-assessment report for the Bachelor's Degree in Law and Political Science to CONEAUPA

As part of the commemoration of International Youth Day, a group of students from our University's Law and Political Science, Medical Records, Graphic Design, and Physical Education programs actively participated in the training event organized by the Electoral Tribunal and the Institute for Democratic Studies (INED), with support from the Konrad Adenauer Foundation.

Under the theme "Digital Citizenship: Connected Responsibly," this event brought together young people from different institutions to reflect on the exercise of citizens' rights and duties, as well as on the responsible use of technology to strengthen democratic life.

The presence of our students at this activity demonstrates UMECIT's commitment to its Curricular Educational Model, which promotes the development of critical thinking, social responsibility, active citizenship, and effective communication as fundamental pillars of comprehensive education.

With this participation, we reaffirm our commitment to a youth who learn, contribute, and transform, projecting actions from academia that contribute to the development of a more conscious, participatory, and democratic society.