Universidad Gerardo Barrios

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Universidad Gerardo Barrios
Full nameUniversidad Gerardo Barrios
Nickname(s)UGB
GroundComplejo Deportivo España

Universidad Gerardo Barrios, commonly known as Universidad, is a university in San Miguel, El Salvador.

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