Graduation

Honduras's national university launched a digital platform consolidating graduation steps—internship records, anthem exam, and diploma requests—to reduce in-person paperwork for students.

Carlos Enrique Cantarero, who spent four years living on the street after his mother died in 2002 and his family abandoned him, earned his law degree from Honduras's national university on September 19 with support from Casa Alianza and child welfare agencies.

The National Autonomous University of Honduras will graduate 1,074 students from various disciplines on September 19, with 512 receiving academic honors including Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude recognition.

The Health Ministry graduated 94 nursing assistants from the 2024–2026 academic program, adding trained staff to the public health workforce.