This Wednesday they signed a joint work agreement for the development of institutional residency practices, academic activities and training, among others.
The Minister of Security, Matías Nicolini, signed an agreement with the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the National University of Comahue (UNCo), Juan Carlos Fernández, to strengthen and disseminate cooperation and joint work activities between both institutions.
According to the document, the Faculty is committed, together with the Ministry of Security, to developing academic, research, extension, development, technology transfer and other activities linked to student life.
The main purpose of the agreement is to carry out joint work of interest to both institutions. In this sense, the ministry will promote the possibility of carrying out the pre-professional institutional residency practices of the Bachelor’s Degree in Social Service in the Provincial Directorate of Judicialized Population, dependent on it.
In addition, they will carry out joint work of interest to the community, benefiting directly or indirectly through mixed or parastatal organizations, non-profit entities or others. Offer training for ministry employees and prepare and promote events organized by any of the signatory institutions.
At the signing of the agreement, Minister Nicolini highlighted that “this agreement is a clear example of our commitment to education and the development of public policies that benefit our community. “The collaboration with the National University of Comahue will allow us to improve our practices and strengthen the training of future professionals.”
On the other hand, the Dean added that “for the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences, this agreement represents a unique opportunity to contribute to the social and academic development of the region, and to work together with the Ministry of Security to achieve common objectives that benefit everyone.”
This agreement seeks academic and professional training, reaffirming the commitment of both institutions to public well-being.
