Through the graduation survey, we seek to learn your opinion about your education and your professional perspectives. Your feedback helps us build a better university.

All graduates of each degree program awarded by UTEC are required to complete the survey. The survey is a prerequisite for the issuance of the degree; therefore, it is mandatory for the graduation process to be completed.

You will need to complete the survey once you begin the graduation application process. You will receive an email indicating the established deadline and providing access to the system. The survey form includes multiple-choice questions and will only take 15 minutes of your time. All information provided is completely confidential and for the exclusive use of UT

Once you have fulfilled all the requirements established in the Study Plan.

Each year, two graduation ceremonies are held: the first one in May and the second one in November.

The graduation query provides access to the basic data of your degree, such as the graduation date, the graduate’s identity document, among other details, which are issued in the Academic Management System (SGA) once the graduation process has been initiated and completed.

You will be able to access the query once the code generated by the SGA at the time of degree issuance has been assigned. Degree codes are unique and will be managed by the graduate. Any person who has the degree code will also be able to consult the degree via the website and the app.

The secure degree allows you to access the degree or degrees issued by UTEC in digital format. You can view them on the website as well as in the app.

For now, no. Degrees awarded by UTEC are not yet covered; therefore, graduates are exempt from submitting sworn statements of professional practice and/or non-practice to the CJPPU. This situation may change. Updates will be available on the Professional Fund’s website.

No. UTEC submits the graduate records. After graduating, you may create your personal user account on the Solidarity Fund’s portal to verify your graduation information and the details required when you make your contributions.

Yes. All UTEC graduates must contribute to the Solidarity Fund starting in January of the fifth year after graduation, if they receive average income above 8 BPC.

Please note that contributions are required from the intermediate graduation, starting in January of the fifth year after graduation, if you receive average income above 8 BPC, unless you complete the undergraduate degree within five years of the first graduation.

For more information, you may visit the Solidarity Fund’s website.

Yes, you may complete professional development activities. To do so, you must send a request note to alumni@utec.edu.uy

Yes, you may enroll in any educational programs offered by UTEC that are of interest to you.

We aim to stay connected with you and continuously improve. Through this survey, we seek to learn your opinion about your professional projections.

The survey will be conducted and repeated every two years once the degree has been awarded. You will receive an email from alumni@utec.edu.uy with detailed information and access to the questionnaire.

It is a public space within ANII’s academic repository. UTEC publications are managed by UTEC’s Research and Development team.

It is the space where you can search for and explore the topics addressed in UTEC Final Projects at all levels (undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate).

To access it, log in to the portal using your usual username and password.

Public and private organizations looking for profiles of UTEC students and graduates, and the opportunity to discover your first job, your first work experience in your field of study, or the new professional development position you were looking for.

To access it, log in to the portal using your usual username and password.

We would love for you to be part of it. Write to us at alumni@utec.edu.uy