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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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Curricular competence

The program pretends to integrally form professionals in Chemistry with knowledge, skills, attitudes and values that allow to analyze and transform natural resources, as well as design and synthetize new materials, so through their professional exercise contribute to the improvement of the conditions of the society, performing its activities with a high sense of responsibility, aesthetics and spirit of service to the community.

Modality

Schooled.

CIEES Quality recognition

No.

COPAES Quality recognition

No.

Collegiate Organ Approval Date

August 6, 2014.

Start of operations

August-December 2015.

Entry period

Semiannual.

Admission process

For more information, please visit www.ugto.mx/admision

Enrollment profile

The features of an applicant to study Chemistry must possess a high school degree and have knowledge in:

  • MATHEMATICS:algebra, analytic geometry and basic knowledge of differential and integral calculus in such way they can access the required levels of the degree’s mathematics.
  • PHYSICS:basic knowledge of mechanics, aesthetics, dynamics, electricity and magnetism that allow to deepen in the courses of Physics and Physics-Chemistry of the degree in the knowledge of nature.
  • CHEMISTRY:Notions of nomenclature, stoichiometry, aggregation states, basic concepts of matter structure and its link. Have knowledge of the importance of Chemistry in the environment and its economic importance.
  • BIOLOGY:Basic knowledge of its structure and functioning of the respiratory processes of plants and animals, with the object that during their courses, they can relate the chemical processes with the living beings and the environmental problems with its possible consequences and solutions.

In addition, the applicant must have the skills and attitudes learnt during high school in different courses, workshops, curricular and extracurricular activities. At least, the applicant must have the skills to:

  • Correctly communicate orally and written
  • Use concepts and notions
  • Develop the creativity.
  • Analyze and solve problems.
Graduate profile

The graduate from the degree in Chemistry is a professional with a sound scientific and technological formation in Chemistry, with a human sense and a social consciousness. Possesses the required professional competences to develop in the academic, industrial, goods and services sectors in the national and international context.

Graduate requirements
  • Complete the corresponding syllabus.
  • Complete the professional service.
  • Complete the English language (KET certificate from Cambridge) or 550 Institutional TOEFL points or 65 official CBT TOEFL points.
  • The rest academic and administrative requirements are previously established in the corresponding curricular structure.
  • Make among the modalities chosen by the Divisional Council: Thesis, professional work, obtain a testimony of high performance in the EGEL-Biol exam of CENEVAL, Academic Excellence.
Syllabus

Total number of credits of the educational program: 269 credits.

 

  • First enrollment
  • Linear algebra
  • Differential calculus
  • Laboratory of General Chemistry
  • General Chemistry
  • Cellular biology
  • Oral and written communication
  • English I
  • Second enrollment
  • Laboratory of Organic Chemistry I
  • Organic Chemistry I
  • Integral calculus
  • Programming
  • Probability and statistics
  • Aesthetics
  • English II
  • Third enrollment
  • Laboratory of Organic Chemistry II
  • Organic Chemistry I
  • Organic Chemistry II
  • Physics-chemistry I
  • Analytic Chemistry I
  • Laboratory of Analytic Chemistry I
  • Differential Equations
  • English III
  • Fourth enrollment
  • Laboratory of Organic Chemistry III
  • Organic Chemistry III
  • Physics-chemistry II
  • Analytic chemistry II
  • Laboratory of Analytic Chemistry II
  • Laboratory of Physics-chemistry
  • Physics I
  • English IV
  • Fifth enrollment
  • Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry
  • Inorganic chemistry II
  • Kinetic chemistry
  • Analytic Chemistry III
  • Laboratory of Analytic Chemistry III
  • Laboratory of Kinetics
  • Physics II
  • Humanistic III
  • Sixth enrollment
  • Laboratory of Microbiology
  • Microbiology
  • Analytic Chemistry IV
  • Laboratory of Analytic Chemistry IV
  • Quantum chemistry
  • Physics III
  • Administration I
  • Optative I
  • Seventh enrollment
  • Laboratory of Physics
  • Environmental Chemistry
  • Biochemistry
  • Optative II
  • Project design I
  • Humanistic IV
  • Management II
  • Optative III
  • Eighth enrollment
  • Professional stay
  • Ninth enrollment
  • Optative IV
  • Project design II
  • Optative Humanistic
  • Optative V
  • Optative VI
Offered in:

Campus Guanajuato, Division of Natural and Exact Sciences (DCNE)
Venue Noria Alta
Address:
Noria Alta s/n, C.P. 36050, Guanajuato, Gto.
Phone: (473) 732 20 34 extension 8134
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Campus website: www.ugto.mx/campusgto
Division website: www.dcne.ugto.mx

Aim

Form professionals with a high-quality ethic and human sense under a cognitive-behavioral view, capable of assessing human conduct displays, diagnose psychoaffective alterations, behavioral & psychopathologies. Research & Prevent cognitive & behavior alters; promote healthy lifestyles and intervene in the problem solution related to mental health from a biological-psychological view. Contribute in population's mental health applying competitively knowledge, attitudes and values in clinical psychology.

Admission profile

The concerned student should have the following:

  • Logical-Mathematical & verbal reasoning
  • Basic knowledge in Biology, Social Science & General Culture
  • Self-interest for development & infirmary discipline
  • Time availability to study
  • The educational background to enter this program is high-school. The admission will happen through a basic skills & knowledge and psychometric exam and the student's biography and cover letter.
  • The Academic Admission Committee Units assesses the fulfillment of the requirements and issues an acceptance certificate.
Graduate Profile

The competencies of a graduate in Clinical Psychology are:

  • Assess cognitive processes and human behavior displays through effective clinic interview techniques and psychological instruments assessment.
  • Diagnose psychoaffective and behavioral alters parting from the information analysis derived from a timely and successful assessment identifying origin and incidence.
  • Explain the relation between psychosocial factors with psychological alters from a critic study on the economic and social context.
  • Foresees cognitive alterations and behavior stages & conditions through psychopedagogy orienting, from interdisciplinary work and preventive program application in hospital and communitarian environments.
  • Promotes healthy lifestyles as a change agent
  • Applies cognitive-behavioral techniques in mood alters, an anxiety disorder, crisis, compulsive & addictive behaviors, and personality process alters.
  • Researches the origin, manifestation and incidence of psychological alters applying scientific research methods and produce effective strategies in clinical psychology attention models contributing to the process improvement in mental health.
  • Develops personal skills, attitudes and values that contribute to the personal and professional development.
Admission

Enrollments in semiannual periods (6-month terms). For more information, please visit www.ugto.mx/admision.

Study Plan

The study plan has a value fo 369 credits. From which 349 are from mandatory learning units, including practice and 20 credits are from optional assignments offered in eight units with a five credit value each. Therefore, the student may choose four optional units. During the whole program, the students will dedicate at least fifteen hours to study independently during the week.

The plan takes place in semesters; an average student is considered to finish the course in eight semiannual terms.

  • First Enrollment
  • College Induction
  • Communication
  • Ethics & Bioethics
  • Life & Career Plan
  • History of Psychology
  • Behavior Biological Basis
  • Metal Health Epidemiology
  • Second Enrollment
  • Psychological Development I
  • Cognitive Processes I
  • Social & Affective Processes I
  • Psychological Theories
  • Interpersonal Relationships
  • Bio-statistics
  • Psycho-physiology I
  • Third Enrollment
  • Psychological Development II
  • Cognitive Processes II
  • Social & Affective Processes II
  • Personality Theories
  • Measure Theory
  • Psycho-physiology II
  • Fourth Enrollment
  • Psychological Development III
  • Human Difference Psychoilogy
  • Dynamic Processes in Group Organization
  • Psychometric
  • Psycho-pathology I
  • Psychology Research Methods I
  • Fifth Enrollment
  • Health Psychology
  • Psycho-pathology II
  • Teenager & Child Assessment
  • Clinical Interview
  • Psychology Research Methods II
  • Practice Formation I
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Conduct Modifying and Assessment
  • Psycho-pathology III
  • Anxiety Disorder
  • Adult & Elderly Assessment
  • Psychology Research Methods III
  • Practice Formation II
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Crisis Intervention
  • Hospitalarian Applied Psychology
  • Genre Identity and Sexuality
  • Addictions & Depression
  • Family Intervention & Assessment
  • Clinical and Communitarian Psychology Promotion & Prevention
  • Practice Formation III
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Degree Seminar
  • Addictive & Depresive Behavior Assment & Intervention
  • Anxiety Disorder Assessment & Intervention
  • Practice Formation IV
  • Optionals
  • Support Groups Intervention
  • Eating Habits Disorder Assessment & Intervention
  • Sexuality & Responsible Fatherhood
  • Life Quality Improvement Strategies
  • Clinical Psychology Select Topics
  • Psychology Project Management
  • Psychology Applied Technology
  • Culture Seminar
Offered in:

Campus Celaya-Salvatierra, Health Sciences and Engineering Division (DCSI)
Location El Sauz
Address: Avenida El Sauz S/N; Colonia Zona de Oro 2; Celaya, Gto.
Phone: (461) 598 59 22 / (466) 663 34 13
Campus Webpage:www.celayasalvatierra.ugto.mx
Division Webpage:www.ccelaya-dcsi.ugto.mx

Aim

Form graduates capable of contributing to human development, welfare, harmony and health through knowledge, implementation and psychology principles as a scientific & professional discipline.

Modality

Its modality is a credit system.

Admission

Enrollments in semiannual periods (6-month terms). For more information, please visit www.ugto.mx/admision.

Study Plan

The study plan includes a basic area of thirty-six learning units and a total of 199 credits. Each professional specialization area has a minimum of 152 credits for a total of 351 credit minimum, includes professional social service and optional assignments. The school periods are semiannual.

  • First Enrollment
  • Context Analysis
  • Social Anthropology: Social-Cultural Contexts
  • Logic
  • Behavior Biological Bases
  • Science Philosophy
  • Psychology Systems & Theories
  • Practices I
  • Second Enrollment
  • Sociology
  • Statistics Methods
  • Nervous System Anatomy Physiology
  • Psychological Development I
  • Personality Theories I
  • Sensor-Perception
  • Practices II
  • Third Enrollment
  • Mental Health
  • Statistic Methods Workshop
  • Psycho-Physiology
  • Psychological Development II
  • Personality Theories II
  • Emotion & Motivation
  • Psychology Measurement
  • Practices III
  • Fourth Enrollment
  • Contemporary Science Methods
  • Psychological Development III
  • Psycho-Pathology I
  • Learning & Memory
  • Psychometric I
  • Interview Theories & Techniques
  • Practices IV
  • Fifth Enrollment
  • Communitarian Psychology
  • Group Dynamic
  • Psycho-Pathology II
  • Language & Thought
  • Psychometrics II
  • Personality Assessment
  • Practices V
Professional Deepning Area in Clinical Psychology
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Psycho-Diagnostic
  • Clinical Assesment
  • Psycho-Analytic Theory I
  • Psychotherapy Theory Introduction
  • Research Workshop I
  • Optional Subject
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Teenage & Children Intervention
  • Personality Disorders
  • Psycho-Analytic Theory II
  • Psychotherapy Theories I
  • Research Workshop II
  • Optional Subject
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Adult & Elderly Intervention
  • Serious Personality Disorders
  • Psycho-Analytic Theory III
  • Psychotherapy Theories II
  • Professional Ethics
  • Research Report Workshop
  • Optional Subject
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Professional Social Service Integral Practices
Professional Deepening Area in Educational Psychology
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Psycho-Educational Orienting
  • Psycho-Educational Assessment
  • Psychology Paradigms Applied to Psycho-Educational Orienting
  • Teaching Planning
  • Research Workshop I
  • Optional Subject
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Learning & Development
  • Development Assessment & Learning Issues
  • Cognitive Psychology & Constructivism
  • Learning Situations Design
  • Research Workshop II
  • Optional Subject
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Special Needs Education
  • Special Needs Student Assessment
  • Special Need Education & Psychology
  • Individual Curricular Adequations
  • Professional Ethics
  • Research Report Workshop
  • Optional Subject
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Professional Social Service Integral Practices
Professinal Deepening Area in Organizational Psychology
  • Sith Enrollment
  • People's Integration to Organizations
  • People's Integration Assessment in Organizational Ambiance
  • People's Integration Techniques
  • Orgnizational Study Introduction
  • Research Workshop I
  • Optional Subject
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Organizational Group & Individual Development
  • Organizational Group & Individual Development Assessment
  • Individual and Group Development Techniques
  • Labor Health
  • Research Workshop II
  • Optional Subject
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Organization Diagnose & Intervention
  • Organizational Ambiance Diagnose Assessment
  • Organization Intervention Techniques
  • Organizational Development
  • Professional Ethics
  • Research Report Workshop
  • Optional Subject
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Professional Social Service Integral Practices
Professional Deepening Area in Social Psychology
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Psycho-Social Intervention I
  • Social Cognition
  • Group Perspective in Social Psychology
  • Social Cognition Assessment
  • Research Workshop I
  • Optional Subject
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Psycho-Social Intervention II
  • Social Relationships
  • Social Identity & Representations
  • Psycho-Social Construction Assessment
  • Research Workshop II
  • Optional Subject
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Psycho-Social Intervention III
  • Public Opinion & Social Movements
  • Social Anomie
  • Colective Process Assessment
  • Professional Ethics
  • Research Report Workshop
  • Optional Subject
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Professional Social Service Integral Practice
Offered in:

Campus León, Health Sciences Division (DCS)
Location San Carlos
Address: Blvd. Puente Milenio #1001; Fracción del Predio San Carlos; C.P. 37670; León, Gto.
Phone: (477) 267 49 00
Campus Webpage:www.campusleon.ugto.mx

Aim

Create graduates in nutrition with enough knowledge to perform a quality profession. Capable of performing in scientific activities supported by ethical principles and take part in multidisciplinary groups on feeding and nutrition policies within a cultural and social-economic framework according to the current needs of the society.

Admission profile

The concerned person should:

  • Have humanistic & scientific knowledge that provide a basic and general culture to understand the mission as a human being and how to relate with the environment preparing him or her for the superior level.
  • Use skills and abilities for inductive & deductive reasoning through written language.
  • Correct use of the Spanish language and basic English dominion.
  • Display taste & interest towards self-study, creativity and research.
Graduate Profile
  • Values the nutritional state in sick and healthy individual considering the stages in life and environment.
  • Applies scientific & technological advance to the nutritional practice with a critical sense.
  • Designs, develops and promotes research, prevention, treatment, control & clinical rehabilitation programs collaborating with other professionals.
  • Manages food services with high-quality standards.
  • Develops and design educational programs in the nutrition area for different contexts and environments abiding by national and international policies.
Work field
  • Clinical Nourishment: Nutritional attention and assessment for healthy, in risk or sick individuals.
  • Population Nourishment: Nutrition applied to public health care.
  • Food technology: Control, assess and improve the nutritional and sanitary value of food during their production.
  • Food services: Planning, directing, control & assessment of the activities in the food service to ensure high-quality standards.
  • Education & Research: This field relates to generating, applying and nutrition promotion, technical and professional human resources formation that contribute the feeding problems in society.
  • Commercial & Business: Identified as the creation of business and commerce that offer products, goods and services in the are to generate employment and satisfy population needs.
Why study this bachelor?

The bachelor in Nutrition from Campus Leon belongs to AMMFEN (Nutrition Members and Schools Mexican Association) that is why the prestige avowed nationally. All teaching staff take part in postgrad studies, some with PROMEP profile or SNI (National Researchers System). The campus continues to develop infrastructure and services aiming as one of the best in the area. The relevance of the study plan agrees with the problems and needs from the country's health sector.

Admission

Enrollments in ten semiannual periods (6-month terms). For more information, please visit www.ugto.mx/admision.

Study Plan

The study plan for the degree in Nutrition is composed by 47 learning units where 8 are optional spaces. A total of 397 credits from which 40 correspond to the optional learning units. The professional social service contains 80 credits that must be completed in a year's stay. Besides, the student must prove the domain of the English language obtaining a TOEFL score of 400. The educational program is composed by 10 semesters (6-month terms).

  • First Enrollment
  • Introducion to Nutrition
  • Physiology and anatomy
  • College identity
  • General Chemistry
  • Verbal and written expression
  • Optional I
  • College Social Service
  • Second Enrollment
  • Developmental physiology
  • Scientific thought
  • Social-Cultural aspects of feeding
  • Biochemistry
  • Psychological development
  • Optional II
  • College social service
  • Cellular biology and genetics
  • Third Enrollment
  • Dietetics
  • Nutrition's physiology
  • Microbiology and parasitology
  • Sustainable development
  • Food chemistry
  • Interview: Theory and technique
  • Optional III
  • College Social Service
  • Fourth Enrollment
  • Demographic nutrition and public health I
  • Dietary calculation
  • Developmental physiopathology
  • Toxicology and General pharmacology
  • Complimentary and tradicional medicine
  • Nutrition's psychology
  • Optional IV
  • College Social Service
  • Fifth Enrollment
  • Demographic nutrition and public health II
  • Evaluation of nutritional status
  • Bioethics
  • Food science
  • Optional IV
  • Optional V
  • College Social Service
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Food safety: Food availability and accesibility
  • Diet therapy in pregannacy and lactation, pediatric stage and adolescence
  • Educative projects development in nutrition
  • Health services management
  • Research methodology: Design
  • Optional IV
  • Optional V
  • College Social Service
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Food safety: Sanity
  • Diet therapy in adults and elders
  • Quality control and food service commercialization
  • Research methodology: application
  • Optional VI
  • Optional VII
  • Optional VIII
  • College Social Service
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Innovaion and Food techniques
  • Field practice
  • Innovative projects design
  • Optional VI
  • Optional VII
  • Optional VIII
  • College Social Service
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Professional social service
  • Tenth Enrollment
  • Professional social service
Optional learning units: The student must cover a minimum of 16 credits; choosing any unit from the following areas:
  • Art and Culture
  • Movies
  • Photography
  • Skilll development
  • Didactic learning unit elaboration
  • Work and study habits
  • Computing
  • Human Resource Management
  • Neurolinguistic programming
  • Human Development
  • Sexuality and responsible parenthood
  • Desarrollo Humano
  • Research select topics
  • Qualitative research
  • Food service management select topics
  • Culinary techniques
  • Touristic services
  • Demographic nutrition select topics
  • Nutritional programs design
  • Food select topics
  • Diet fiber
  • Organic compounds with nutritional importance
  • Xenobiotics
  • Recombinant DNA technology and genetic engineering
  • Clinical nutrition select topics
  • Eating disorders
  • Nutrition and sports
Offered in:

Campus Celaya-Salvatierra, Health Sciences & Engineering Division (DCSI)
Location Celaya
Address: Ing. Javier Barros Sierra #201 esquina Av. Baja California; Ejido Santa María del Refugio Eje Juan Pablo II; C.P. 38110; Celaya, Gto.
Phone: (461) 598 59 22
Location Salvatierra
Address: Privada de Arteaga S/N; Colonia Centro; C.P. 38900; Salvatierra, Gto.
Phone: (466) 663 05 93
Campus Webpage:www.celayasalvatierra.ugto.mx
Division Webpage:www.ccelaya-dcsi.ugto.mx

Campus León, Life Sciences Division (DCS)
Location Downtown
Address: 20 de Enero No. 929; Colonia Obregón; C.P. 37000; León, Gto.
Phone: (477) 267 49 00 or (477) 714 58 59
Campus Webpage:www.campusleon.ugto.mx

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