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This article aims to analyze the relationship between content strategies and engagement (level of commitment or loyalty) on the social media platforms of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences (FCA) at the University of Panama, as a case study. The theoretical framework is based on conceptual contributions regarding digital engagement, institutional communication, and social media content strategies applied to the field of Panamanian higher education. The research was conducted using a quantitative approach, with a non-experimental, descriptive design. Posts published on the Facebook and Instagram platforms during the last quarter of 2025 (90 days) were analyzed. The main results demonstrate that content strategies based on audiovisual formats and the dissemination of academic and scientific activities generate higher levels of engagement compared to informational or administrative content. Similarly, the importance of adapting content strategies to the characteristics of each social network is evident.