Don Bosco University

The Don Bosco University in El Salvador is a private, non-profit, Catholic university located in the municipality of Soyapango, San Salvador.

The university's journey began in 1984, amidst the turmoil of the Salvadoran Civil War. Inspired by the teachings of Saint John Bosco, a patron of underprivileged youth, the Salesians of Don Bosco envisioned an institution that would empower young people through knowledge and faith. Thus, Don Bosco University emerged, carrying the torch of hope and opportunity in a land yearning for stability.

Initially, the university operated from a single building in Soyapango, offering a limited number of programs. But its dedication to academic excellence and social responsibility resonated with the community. Enrollment steadily grew, prompting the expansion of the campus and the diversification of its academic offerings.

Don Bosco University's impact extends far beyond the classroom walls. Its commitment to social justice is reflected in its numerous outreach programs, serving marginalized communities and fostering sustainable development. From healthcare initiatives to environmental projects, the university actively contributes to building a better future for El Salvador.

Don Bosco University is ranked as the #2 top university in El Salvador during 2024. The rank is improved by 3 points from last year.