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Universidad de Guanajuato

The foundation of the University of Guanajuato goes back to the year 1732. Since then, the university adopted several names, until March 1945, when the rank of University was acquired as well as the name for which is now known.

With a population of nearly 34,000 students, today, the University of Guanajuato is present in 12 cities within the entity through four campuses and one high school college with ten high schools.

Campus Celaya-Salvatierra

It has degrees in the areas of health sciences, social sciences, administrative sciences and engineering.

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It distinguishes for its growing offer of degrees tightly linked to the development within the zone

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Campus has worked with organisms such as the “Comisión Económica para América Latina y El Caribe” (CEPAL), with the purpose to boost the development in the region.

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It has consolidated as a space for research with a high social sense.

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Campus Guanajuato

The campus has a great diversity in knowledge areas distributed in six divisions.

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Offers 35 degrees which are renowned for their quality, two of them with international accreditation

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Its postgraduate programs are recognized by the National Census of Quality Postgraduates because of their consolidated quality.

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The campus stands out for its cultural and artistic leadership as well as its influence in the scientific, social and humanistic research it generates.

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Historical venue of the first origins of the University of Guanajuato, founded by buildings considered part of Humankind’s heritage.

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Campus Irapuato-Salamanca

Has a nationally renowned offer in the areas of Engineering and Agricultural Science.

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Offers postgraduate programs backed by their academic excellence, some are considered as International Competence.

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The campus makes an intense technological research and development sustained in a vast network with the industrial, economic and governmental sectors within the region.

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It has an innovative and pertinent educative offer in arts, health science and economic-administrative sciences.

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This campus academically supports the Interdisciplinary Center of the Northeast located within the city of Tierra Blanca, a project with great social transcendence that reaffirms the commitment of the University with educational equity.

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Campus León

Is one of the formational spaces within the area of Medicine with great tradition and recognition throughout the country.

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Offers degrees and postgraduates in health sciences, natural sciences, engineering, social, administrative sciences and human studies.

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It has postgraduates recognized with International Competence for their academic quality and social commitment.

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Generates vanguard research that is renowned throughout the country and internationally.

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High-School College

Offers high school education in 10 distributed schools in 10 cities throughout the state and a Technological Baccalaureate with International Profile.

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High schools of the university of Guanajuato have been historically important areas of opportunity and social equity for new generations.

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As a result from the academic quality, the schools have obtained results above the national and state average in the evaluations.

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The study programs focus in the student’s comprehensive development according to the new educational trends.

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The formation given for the students considers the cultural, artistic, ecological, sport and social activities as a fundamental part of their comprehensive development.

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The objective of this program is to boost applied research and ambiance link through the development of joint university-business projects, federal and state resource handling (FESE, Mix Funds, etc.) and the intellectual property protection. Here is the summons the Higher Education Foundation offers, in which you can be a part of through:

1. EXPERIMENT Program
The program supports students in their practices and residency directly related in areas with their profile promoting the knowledge business approach and the universities academic resources. Includes a monthly financial contribution for the student that will be fixed every year by FESE's General Assembly and for a period of six months. The contribution is from FESE and the company.

2. LINK-EXPERIMENT Program
The program supports students in their practices and residency directly related in areas with their profile promoting the knowledge business approach and the universities academic resources. Includes a monthly financial contribution for the student that will be fixed every year by FESE's General Assembly and for a period of six months. The contribution is from FESE only.

3. EMPLOY Program
The program develops through an online course imparted for the graduates to achieve competencies that facilitate the insertion into the labor market, supported by a professional practice residence that take place in companies where they have requested the program's incorporation. This program includes a monthly financial contribution which amount and duration are fixed every year by FESE's General Assembly. The contribution is from FESE and the company.

4. MY FIRST BUSINESS Program
The program "My first business: Take on playing" is designed to support the elementary education community to conceive and entrepreneurial idea and set it on. They have the support of college students who decided to apply their knowledge in favor of entrepreneurism in 5 & 6-year-olds. This program is backed by higher education institutions trough their students in a professional practice stage, who play the role as advisors so the children can create an infantile business.

There is also an economic contribution for this program as well as a pedagogy guide and FESE's academic support who performs as the program general coordinator. The contribution is from FESE.

Likewise, as a strategy to boost applied research in students, the "Verano de Investigación en Empresas y Dependencias Gubernamentales" (Research in Business & Governing Bodies Summer) in the institutional summer framework.

More Information

Strategic Projects Coordination
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Background

The Bivalent Baccalaureate (BB), is a flexible educational program designed with competencies profile for the comprehension of the national and international environment, in which the student can select the learning units of the propaedeutic area between two outcome: Mechatronics or Science of Materials, each generates a larger number of options at the conclusion, since the student may continue with higher studies (university superior technician or major) or, integrate as technician in the labor market.

Throughout the education program there are activities such as: academic exchanges, 6-month stays in national and international institutions, learning foreign languages, intercultural fairs, observation or familiarization visits in transnational companies, among others.

Objective

The Bivalent Baccalaureate has the purpose to form technicians in High School with a sense of social responsibility, specialized in Mechatronic or Science of Materials with an international perspective, with the possibility of aperture to other terminal areas (biomedical or sustainable chemistry) according the needs of the environment, which allows the students to continue their degree studies in the referred specializations, as well as insert themselves in the labor market of the companies who demand a better trained profile.

Modality

The Bivalent Baccalaureate has a schooled modality, semi-annual periods and has a credit system.

Enrollment profile

The applicant for the BB must have the following features:

  • Basic knowledge in Spanish, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
  • Skill to comprehend and solve situations that require the exercise of abstract reasoning.
  • Basic domain of the English language.
Graduate profile

The graduate from the Bivalent Baccalaureate will:

  • Propose solutions to the productive processes and services through control tools for the automation that gives logistic advantages in the operations and reducing times and movements.
  • Participate in research projects corresponding to the their discipline developed by professors at the Univesity of Guanjauato or other private or public institutions, in the social or preoducitve sector, which allow the technological innovation and widen their possibilities to enter another educational level.
  • Handle the measurement systems for different types of materials who contribute with the assurance of the quality of the productive processes in a reliable way.
  • Dominates a second language.
  • Is engaged in the sustainable development, is creative, an entrepreneur, and humanist calling.

The specific competencies contributed for every area are:

Mechatronics:

  • Operates and programs manual or automated machine-tools that allow agile and reliable processes.

Science of Materials:

  • Appropriately handles chemical substances to participate in the industry processes.
  • Adequately operates the analytic equipment and instruments involved in the Chemical insdustry that contribute in production quality.

Biomedics:

Identifies and distinguishes the offical norms for the correct usage of the medical equipment, understand its function and is capable to operate them.

  • Knows the official norms of medical equipment operation.
  • Understands the operation manuals of the medical equipment.
  • Identifies, distinguishes and operate medical equipment.
  • Helps and makes basic diagnosis of medical equipment.
  • Posseses the necessary knowledge that allow the comprehension of the human body's biophysics.

Sustainable Chemistry:

Applies the basic principles of Physics and Chemistry for the analysis and monitoring of waste water treatment processes.

  • Knows the official norms referent to the care and preservation of the environment.
  • Understands the different stages in the processes of the waste water treatment plants.
  • Knows and applies the different types of treatment (biological, physical and chemical, electrochemical and hybrids) for residual waters.
  • Handles regulated sample techniques for residual water.
  • Diagnoses the sources of residual water based in the results of the physical and chemical parameters of the samples.
Work field

The graduates from BB have the competences in several technological areas to incorporate as technicians in productive sectors, mainly in the automotive, metalmechanic and plastic industries which are the main economic agents in the state of Guanajuato.

Student mobility

The BB posseses a curricualr structre that eases the student mobility between school, it contributes to the interdisciplinary formation of the student, and propritiates the interaction between students of different educational programs of the University of Guanajuato and with other national and international institutions such as the National Schools of Technology of Nagaoka and Oyama in Japan, with which they have a collaboration agreement.

Enrollment requirements
  • Accredit the EXANI I.
  • Acadaemic career.
  • Junior High School certificate.
  • Registry record issued by the school's health unit.
  • Behaviour registry.
  • Fill and deliver the corresponding forms.
Graduate requirements
  • Have coursed and completely covered the 138 credits from the syllabus.
  • Demonstrate the competence in English of Level B1 according to the Common European Framewrok of Reference for Languages (CEFR), through a certificate issued by an offical instance.
Syllabus

The BB's syllabus is composed by four areas:

1. General area (11 credits).
Comprehends experiences and activities of personal development, creativity and entrepreneur spirit, social responsibility and cultural and intercultural formation, to choose among the options published by the High School College and the Strengthening System for the Comprehensive Formation.

2. Basic area (95 credits).
Composed by the mandatory learning units.

3. Propaedeutic area (21 credits).
Covers the contents for the specialization areas.

4. Complementary area (11 credits).
Has academic and scientific contents that the student can select to complement his formation, for example attend a forum of research experiences, tend to workshops of technical formation, participate in internationalization activities, contests, olympics, etc.

 

  • First enrollment - Basic Area
  • Handling of software and electronic and digital documents.
  • Algebra I
  • Chemistry I
  • Cinematics, dynamics and energy-work
  • Time management and learning workshop
  • Sport and/or artistic activities
  • University Social Service and University Identity
  • Tutoring
  • Foreign Language I
  • Second Enrollment - Basic Area
  • Data processing and analysis
  • Foreign language II
  • Álgebra II
  • Chemistry II
  • Fluids and thermodynamic
  • Current world topics
  • Citizen formation
  • Educational orientation
  • University social service
  • Third enrollment - Basic Area
  • Basic principle of information systems
  • Foreign language III
  • Reading and writing workshop
  • Geometry and trigonometry
  • Chemistry III
  • Static, elasticity and electricity
  • Organisms and environment
  • University Social Service
Fourth enrollment
  • Basic area
  • Foreign language IV
  • Analytic geometry
  • Chemistry IV
  • Magnetism, waves and optics
  • Human biology
  • University Social Service
  • Propaedeutic area

Science of materials:

  • Science of Materials I
  • Analytic Chemistry

Mechatronics:

  • Introduction to manufacture
  • Machining elements

Biomedics:

  • Analog and digital electronics
  • Equipment technician I

Sustainable Chemistry:

  • Laboratory equipment handling I
  • Analytic chemistry
Fifth enrollment
  • Basic area
  • Computer simulation and modeling 
  • Foreign language V
  • Differential calculus
  • Philosophy and ethics
  • University Social Service
  • Propaedeutic area

Science of Materials:

  • Laboratory of Mechanics
  • Science of Materials II
  • Experiments in the Engineering of the materials I

Mechatronics:

  • Manufacturing systems
  • Mechatronic elements

Biomedics:

  • Anatomy and Physiology
  • Bioinstrumentation
  • Equipment technician II

Sustainable Chemistry:

  • Laboratory equipment handling II
  • Green Chemistry and Environment
  • Mechanical separation methods
Sixth enrollment
  • Basic area
  • Foreign language VI
  • Literature
  • Integral calculus
  • University Social service
  • Propaedeutic area

Science of Materials:

  • Laboratory of Instrumental analysis
  • Experiements in the engineering of materials II

Mechatronics:

  • Operation of mechatronic systems
  • Modeling and machining of prototypes

Biomedics:

  • Biomechanics
  • Cellular biology and introduction to biochemistry

Sustainable chemistry:

  • Laboratory of organic and inorganic analysis
  • Characterization and physical-chemical analysis
Offered in:

High School Salamanca
Technician in Mechatronics

Address: Tampico No. 904; Colonia Bellavista; C.P. 36700; Salamanca, Gto.
Contact: M. Ma. Teresa Sánchez Conejo
Position: Director
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Phones: +52 (464) 647 24 94 y (464) 648 09 40 extensión 5718

High School Guanajuato
Technician in Science of the Materials
Address:
Alameda S/N; Colonia Centro; C.P. 36000. Guanajuato, Gto.
Contact: Psic. Juana Silvina Galván Rocha
Position: Director
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Phone: +52 (473) 734 13 25 extensión 6413

High School Centro Histórico León
Technician in Biomedics

Address: Avenida Álvaro Obregón No. 308; Colonia Centro; C.P. 37000; León, Gto.
Contact: M. Ma. Eugenia Ibarra Rodríguez
Position: Director
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Phones: +52 (477) 716 67 33, 713 68 26 y 714 83 36

High School León
Technician in Sustainable Chemistry

Address: Hermanos Aldama y Blvd. Torres Landa s/n; Colonia San Miguel; C.P. 37480; León, Gto.
Contact: Dr. Sergio Augusto Romero Servín
Position: Director
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Phone: +52 (477) 712 96 66, 712 97 19 y 712 32 80

The Bivalent Baccalaureate has the purpose to form technicians in High School with a sense of social responsibility, specialized in Mechatronic or Science of Materials with an international perspective, with the possibility of aperture to other terminal areas (biomedical or sustainable chemistry) according the needs of the environment, which allows the students to continue their degree studies in the referred specializations, as well as insert themselves in the labor market of the companies who demand a better trained profile.

Background

The Technological High School Program with International Profile (BTPI), is a flexible educative program designed under the competency profile to comprehend the national and international environment in which the student can select the learning units from the propaedeutic areas between two exits: Mechatronics or Science of the Materials. These generate a greater number of options after the conclusion of the program because the student can continue with higher studies (college higher technician or bachelor) or well, integrate as a technician from the job market.

To develop the international profile in the BTPI, during the complete educative program, they perform activities such as academic exchanges, semiannual stays in national and international institutions, learning foreign languages, intercultural fairs, observation visits or familiarization to transnational businesses among others.

Aim

The BTPI has the purpose to form technicians from High school with high sense of social responsibility, specialized in the areas of Mechatronics or Science of the Materials with an international perspective, capable of continuing their bachelor degrees in both specializations, as well as inserting in the job market of the businesses that demand a more trained profile.

Modality

The BTPI’s modality is schooled, is taken in semiannual periods and has a credit system.

Enrollment profile

The applicant for the BTPI has the following characteristics:

  • Basic knowledge in the areas of Spanish, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry
  • Skill to understand and solve situations that require the exercise of abstract reasoning.
  • Basic domain of English.
Graduate profile

The graduate from BTPI:

  • Proposes solutions to the productive and service processes through control tools for the automation that provides logistic advantages in the operations and reduction of times and movements.
  • Participates in research projects that correspond to their discipline developed by professors from the University of Guanajuato or other private or public institutions, in the social or productive sector, allowing developing technological innovation and broadening the possibilities for an insertion in the following educative level.
  • Handles the measurement systems for different types of materials that contribute the assurance of quality of the productive processes in a trusted form.
  • Domain of a second language.
  • Engaged with the sustainable development, creative, entrepreneur and humane calling.

The specific competencies each area contributes are:

Mechatronics area

  • Operates and programs manual or automated machinery that allow productive, agile and trusted processes.

Science of the materials area:

  • Appropriately handles chemical substances to participate in the industry processes.
  • Adequately operates the equipment and involves analytic instruments in the chemical industry that contribute in the quality of the production.

 

Job field

BTPI graduates have competencies in diverse technological areas to incorporate as technicians in the productive sectors, mainly in the automotive, metal-mechanic and plastic industry that are the main economic agents in the state of Guanajuato.

Student mobility

The BTPI possesses a curricular structure that eases the student mobility among schools, contributes the interdisciplinary formation of the student, and encourages the interaction between students from different educative programs from the University of Guanajuato and other national and international institutions like the National Colleges of Technology from Nagaoka and Oyama in Japan, with whom there is a collaboration agreement.

Enrollment requirements
  • Accredit the EXANI I.
  • Academic career
  • Junior High School certificate
  • Record of registry issued by the Health Unit from the school.
  • Record of behavior
  • Fill and delivery of the corresponding forms.
Graduate requirements
  • Have coursed and passed completely the 136 credits from the study plan.
  • Demonstrate the competence of the English language level B1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) through a certificate issued by an official instance.
  • Complete the professional social service to obtain the recognition of studies of Mechatronic Technician or Technician in Science of Materials, and perform through the established modalities for every academy of the high school, any of the options marked in the Article 62 from the Academic Statute.
Study plan

Four stages compose the study plan for the BTPI:

1. General Area (12 credits)
Comprehends experiences and activities for personal development, creativity and entrepreneur spirit, social responsibility and cultural and intercultural formation, to choose between the options published by the High School College and the System of Reinforcing for the Comprehensive formation.

2. Basic area (92 credits)
Mandatory learning units compose this area.

3. Propaedeutic area (21 credits)
Covers all the contents for the specialization areas

4. Complimentary area (11 credits)
Possesses academic and scientific contents that the student can select to complement his formation, for example assisting a forum of research experiences, assisting technical formation workshops, participating in internationalization activities, contests, Olympics, etc.

 

 

  • First Enrollment– Basic area
  • Handling of operating systems and electronic and digital documents
  • Algebra I
  • Chemistry I
  • Cinematics, dynamics, and work-energy
  • Learning and time management workshop
  • Artistic or sport activities
  • College social service and identity
  • Tutoring
  • Second Enrollment - Basic area
  • Analysis and data processing
  • Japanese I
  • Algebra II
  • Chemistry II
  • Fluids and thermodynamics
  • Current world topics
  • Citizen formation
  • Educative orientation
  • College social service
  • Third Enrollment – Basic Area
  • Basic principles of information systems
  • Japanese II
  • Reading and writing workshop
  • Geometry and trigonometry
  • Chemistry III
  • Static, elasticity and electricity
  • Organisms and environment
  • College social service
Fourth enrollment
  • Basic area
  • Japanese III
  • Analytic geometry
  • Chemistry IV
  • Magnetism, waves and optics
  • Human biology
  • College social service
  • Propaedeutic area
Science of materials:
  • Sciences of materials I
  • Analytic chemistry
Mechatronics:
  • Introduction to manufacture
  • Machinery elements
Fifth Enrollment
  • Basic area
  • Simulation and modeling by computer
  • Japanese IV
  • Differential calculus
  • Philosophy and ethics
  • College social service
  • Propaedeutic area
Science of materials:
  • Laboratory of Mechanics
  • Science of materials II
  • Experiments in engineering of materials I
Mechatronics:
  • Manufacturing systems
  • Mechatronics elements
Sixth enrollment
  • Basic Area
  • Japanese V
  • Literature
  • Integral calculus.
  • College social service
  • Propaedeutic area
Science of materials:
  • Laboratory of instrumental analysis
  • Experiments in engineering from the materials II
Mechatronics:
  • Operation of mechatronic systems
  • Modeling and machining of prototypes
Offered in:

High School Guanajuato
Address: Alameda s/n.; Downtown; 36000. Guanajuato, Gto.
Phone/Fax: (473) 734 13 24, 734 13 25 y 734 13 28
Webpage: www.enms-guanajuato.ugto.mx

High School Salamanca
Address: Prolongación Tampico #904; 36730; Salamanca, Gto.
Phone/Fax: +52(464) 647 24 94 & 648 09 40
Webpage: www.enms-salamanca.ugto.mx

 

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