Corrientes | Se habilito en Ituzaingo y Monte Caseros la Tecnicatura Foresto-industrial de la Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias de la UNNE
La Tecnicatura Foresto Industrial de la Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias de la Universidad Nacional del Nordeste (UNNE), ahora se habilito en Ituzaingo y Monte Caseros. Las clases comenzaron en ambas ciudades de manera presencial y virtual bajo la modalidad denominada aula espejo.
En un acto de apertura oficial en
Ituzaingo, liderado por el intendente Juan Pablo Valdes y en Monte Caseros, por
su par, Juan Carlos Alvarez, presentaron la Tecnicatura Foresto-industrial de
la Facultad de Ciencias Agrarias de la UNNE. Precisamente, la carrera se
habilito en esas ciudades, por un trabajo articulado entre los municipios y la
UNNE.
En representacion del ministerio de Produccion, el
secretario de Desarrollo Foresto Industrial Luis Mestres participo junto a los
intendentes para dar inicio de clases, que se dictara de manera presencial y
virtual bajo la modalidad «aula espejo».
La carrera otorga el
titulo universitario de Tecnico Universitario Foresto Industrial, con un
trayecto formativo con una duracion de tres anos, organizados en 19 asignaturas
obligatorias, articulada en 3 areas y tres 3 niveles.
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