UTCH Campuses

The Sede Bahía Solano of Universidad Tecnológica del Chocó 'Diego Luis Córdoba' is a regional campus situated in the coastal town of Bahía Solano, known for its stunning Pacific coastline and rich marine biodiversity. This campus focuses on education that aligns with the unique environmental and cultural characteristics of the area, providing opportunities for local residents to pursue higher education without leaving their region.

• Marine Biology: Specialized programs focusing on marine ecosystems, conservation, and sustainable fishing practices, given the campus's proximity to the Pacific Ocean.
• Tourism and Hospitality: Courses designed to develop skills for eco-tourism and sustainable tourism management, capitalizing on Bahía Solano's natural attractions.
• Environmental Sciences: Training in biodiversity conservation and coastal resource management to protect the region's unique flora and fauna.
• Education: Programs for teacher training with a focus on local culture and environmental education, fostering community awareness.
• Community Development: Initiatives in social work and local governance to support the socioeconomic growth of coastal communities.

The Bahía Solano campus is a vital educational outpost, offering programs that are directly tied to the region's environmental and economic strengths. With access to natural laboratories such as mangroves, beaches, and rainforests, students engage in practical learning experiences that contribute to both academic and community development. The campus serves as a bridge between traditional knowledge and modern education, ensuring that graduates are equipped to address local challenges while preserving the cultural and ecological heritage of Bahía Solano and the broader Chocó region.

The Sede Istmina of Universidad Tecnológica del Chocó 'Diego Luis Córdoba' is a regional campus located in Istmina, a key area in the Chocó department known for its cultural heritage and natural resources. This campus extends the university's mission of accessible education to rural and underserved communities, focusing on programs that address local challenges while promoting sustainable development and cultural preservation.

• Agricultural Sciences: Programs focused on sustainable farming practices and agroecology, tailored to the region's rich agricultural potential.
• Education: Teacher training programs with an emphasis on bilingual education and ethnic studies, reflecting the diverse cultural fabric of the area.
• Environmental Studies: Courses in environmental management and conservation, leveraging the unique biodiversity of the Chocó rainforest.
• Community Development: Social Work and community-focused programs aimed at improving living standards and fostering local leadership.
• Technical Programs: Vocational and technical training in areas such as mining technology and local craftsmanship, supporting economic diversification.

The Istmina campus is designed to be a center of learning and community engagement, with facilities that support hands-on training and research relevant to the region's needs. Students participate in field projects that directly benefit local communities, such as sustainable agriculture initiatives and environmental conservation efforts. By offering education that is both practical and culturally relevant, this campus plays a crucial role in empowering the people of Istmina and surrounding areas, contributing to the broader goals of social equity and regional development championed by the university.

The Sede Principal Quibdó of Universidad Tecnológica del Chocó 'Diego Luis Córdoba' serves as the main campus and academic hub in the heart of Quibdó, Chocó. This campus offers a wide range of programs focused on addressing regional needs and fostering sustainable development in one of Colombia's most culturally rich areas. The university is committed to providing accessible education with an emphasis on social inclusion, environmental conservation, and cultural preservation.

• Engineering Programs: Including Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and Systems Engineering, designed to tackle infrastructure and technological challenges in the region.
• Health Sciences: Nursing and Health Promotion programs aimed at improving community health standards in Chocó.
• Social Sciences and Education: Programs like Social Work, Education in Ethnic Studies, and Community Development, focusing on social equity and cultural identity.
• Natural Sciences: Biology and Environmental Management courses that leverage the biodiversity of the Chocó region for research and conservation efforts.
• Business and Economics: Administration and Accounting programs tailored to support local entrepreneurship and economic growth.

The campus is equipped with modern facilities, including laboratories, libraries, and community outreach centers, to support both theoretical and practical learning. Students are encouraged to engage in projects that directly impact the local community, blending academic rigor with social responsibility. This campus plays a pivotal role in transforming the educational landscape of Chocó by preparing professionals who are not only skilled but also deeply connected to the cultural and environmental context of the region.