Interview with the Vice-Rector of UNA and the Director of the "Don Orlando" Regional University Center
We are on this occasion at this Center which provides attention to those interested in agricultural topics, to broaden their knowledge, we speak with its Authorities, and also with those young people and adults who are preparing.
TL;DR
- The "Don Orlando" Regional University Center, located in Masaya, Nicaragua, offers higher education in agricultural fields.
- The center received an initial investment of 10 million córdobas for its first phase, including classrooms, greenhouses, and practice areas.
- Programs offered include Agronomic Engineering, Agroindustrial Engineering, Agribusiness Engineering, Higher Technician in Ornamental Crops, Higher Technician in Fruiticulture, and Higher Technician in Veterinary Medicine.
- The curriculum is designed based on the region's specific agricultural demands, including ornamental plants and animal production.
- The center aims to contribute to Nicaragua's food sovereignty and security by training qualified professionals.
- Future expansion plans include additional classrooms and specialized laboratories.
- Students and faculty express enthusiasm for the quality and accessibility of the free education provided.
- The center is situated on 8.5 manzanas of land, with 50% dedicated to theoretical education and 50% to practical application in various crops and animal husbandry.