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Zamorano University welcomed Dr. Onno Muller, a researcher from Forschungszentrum Jülich (FZ Jülich), Germany, as part of a collaborative agenda focused on strengthening international partnerships in research, innovation, and higher education.

As part of the recognition earned for winning first place in the 2026 ILAN University Innovation Awards, Zamorano University students Alejandra Rodríguez and Eilyn Wong participated in an academic tour of Israel, an international learning experience designed to strengthen their knowledge and skills in innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.

Zamorano University and the National Institute of Migration (INM) of Honduras have signed an Agreement on Immigration Facilitation, Institutional Cooperation, and Technical Assistance to strengthen collaboration between both institutions and facilitate the international mobility of students, faculty members, researchers, and specialists affiliated with the university.

Zamorano University and the National Institute of Migration (INM) of Honduras have signed an Agreement on Immigration Facilitation, Institutional Cooperation, and Technical Assistance to strengthen collaboration between both institutions and facilitate the international mobility of students, faculty members, researchers, and specialists affiliated with the university.

As part of the Pilot Project for Intensive Technical Assistance to Increase Livestock and Agricultural Productivity, led by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (SAG) and implemented by Zamorano University, the first training program for Change Agents was held from July 27–31.

Zamorano University welcomed a delegation from EARTH University, Costa Rica, to identify new opportunities for collaboration and further strengthen the institutional relationship between the two universities, both recognized in Latin America for their experiential learning models and commitment to sustainable development.

A delegation from Zamorano University conducted an institutional visit to El Salvador aimed at strengthening the University’s presence in the country and building strategic partnerships with public institutions, business organizations, international cooperation agencies, and academic and research centers.

As part of its commitment to strengthening strategic partnerships that expand access to higher education, Zamorano University welcomed a delegation from Guatemala's National Fund for the Reactivation and Modernization of Agricultural Activities (FONAGRO). The purpose of the visit was to follow up on the scholarship program jointly promoted by both institutions to benefit Guatemalan students.

Zamorano Unisversity hosted the signing of scholarship agreements under the Scholarship Program implemented in partnership with the Secretariat of Social Development (SEDESOL), an initiative that continues to expand access to quality higher education for young Hondurans. Today, this partnership benefits more than 180 Honduran students across different academic years and degree programs at Zamorano University, representing an investment of more than L 60 million in scholarships.