Last Wednesday, April 23, more than 250 graduates from undergraduate and postgraduate programs were present at the 3rd edition of the Graduation After Party, an annual event organized by the Headquarters Rosario of the University, which has established itself as one of the main initiatives for to maintain and strengthen ties with its alumni community.

In a celebratory and reunion atmosphere, the graduates had the opportunity to share experiences, relive anecdotes, and reconnect with former classmates and professors. It was a fitting occasion to reminisce about significant moments during their academic and professional training at the University, reaffirming that the value of the Austral community transcends the years.

As part of the day, a special tribute was paid to the alumni who this year are celebrating milestones of 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 years since graduating from their undergraduate programs.

The welcome address was given by the new dean of the campus. Rosario, Ana Inés Navarro, who emphasized the importance of reconnecting, “It represents an opportunity to strengthen ties between the University and its alumni, generating lasting connections.”, he stressed.

For his part, the University Rector, Julián Rodríguez , shared the importance of these gatherings as spaces to share not only the University's progress and projects, but also the experiences and perspectives of its graduates. "It is a great opportunity for the University to share its projects, objectives, and progress with its graduates, thus reaffirming its commitment to maintaining a continuous and meaningful connection."

This meeting also served as a platform to present the new proposals for collaboration driven by the Headquarters Rosario, with the aim of further consolidating the network of graduates of the Universidad Austral. In this sense, Miracles Didier, Director of Students, Graduates and Extension at the Campus Rosario, said: “These initiatives aim to maintain close ties with those who embody the Austral spirit, co-creating knowledge and driving regional development. With each graduate, the University strengthens, renews itself, and expands its capacity for impact.”

To learn more about these new partnership proposals, click here.