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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

Form integral graduates in Visual Arts with a critic, creative and innovative conscience, capable of transmitting through their work and research: the historical moment, ideas, experiences and perceptions; to contribute in the generation, preservation and diffusion of culture.

Modality

Schooled

CIEES Quality Recognition

No.

COPAES Quality Recognition

Educational Program renowned by the Consejo para la Acreditación de la Educación Superior de las Artes A.C. (CAESA).

Collegiate Organ approval date

November 13, 2015.

Start of operations

January-June 2016.

Entry period

Semiannual

Entry profile

For the applicant to enter the degree in Visual Arts, he or she must have the following profile:

Basic knowledge about:

Spanish

  • Identifying the subject
  • Identifying the tacit subject
  • Core of the predicate
  • Subordinated proposition
  • Sentence (minimal unit)
  • Organization of compound sentences
  • Conjunctions that express consequence
  • Opposition conjunctions
  • Conditional conjunctions
  • Adjectives
  • Nouns
  • Difference between objective and subjective sentences
  • Speech types (narration)
  • Speech types (descriiption) identifying the main idea, modifiers of the main idea, perspective, main idea.

Mathematics:

  • Arithmetic operations,
  • Problem solving,
  • Fractions,
  • Decimal system,
  • Measures (colume, area, mass, time, etc)
  • Percentages,
  • Algebra

Natural Sciences:

  • Scientific knowledge
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology

Social Sciences:

  • History of Mexico
  • Universal History
  • Geography of Mexico
  • Universal Geography
  • Civility

Humanities:

  • Paragraph comprehension
  • Grammar
  • Syntax
  • Reading

Skills to:

  • Effectively and efficiently communicate orally, written and graphically.
  • Technically and humanely integrate and direct work teams.
  • Develop their creativity.
  • Use concepts and notations.
  • Analyze and solve problems.
  • Make groups presentations.
  • Adequately use the computer.

Attitudes:

  • Proactive.
  • Propositive.
  • Crític.
  • Responsible.
  • Congruent.
  • Innovative.
  • Leadership.
  • Entrepreneur.

Values:

  • Liberty.
  • Respect.
  • Responsibility.
Graduate profile

At the conclusion of the degree in Visual Arts, the gradyate will have the following general competences:

  • GC1. Plans the educational and life project in an autonomus manner under the principles of liberty, respect, social responsibility and justice to contribute as an agent of change to the development of the surroundings.
  • GC2. Communicates orally and written in Spanish and in a foreign language to expand the academic, social and professional networks that allow to acquire an international perspective.
  • GC3. Handles ethically and responsibly the information technologues to agilize the academic and professional processes of intercommunication.
  • GC4. Sustains a personal posture on the topics of interest and general pertinence, considering other point of view in a critic, respectful and reflective manner.
  • GC5. Demands and practices healthy life styles that allow an equilibrated academic and professional performance.
  • GC6. Maintains a respectful attitude towards interculturality and the diversity of beliefs, values, ideas and social practices to promote spaces of academic and professional coexistence.
  • GC7. Is sensitive to art and participates in the appreciation and interpretation of the expression of different genres that promote their integral formation.

 

Specific competences:

  • SC1. Create an artistic work through the analytic reflection, of the multidisciplinary pratice, the use of traditional and emergin technologies for the construction and individual or collective diffusion of artistic and research activities.
  • SC2. Promote learning of arts through didactic processes in academic labors and research-creations that allow the artistic production and the individual or collective research.
  • SC3. Propose theoretic-conceptual arguments to make the critic and self-critic of the artistic production.
  • SC4. Intervene in processes of promotion and diffusion of the artistic work in their cultural context for the social benefit.

 

Description of acquired knowledge:

  • History of Art.
  • Painting.
  • Engraving.
  • Photography.
  • Sculpture.
  • Multimedia elements.
  • Research.
  • Artistic Education.
  • Esthetics and theory of art.
  • English.

Skills:

  • Effectively use the world's metalanguage of arts to communicate orally, written, graphic and visual.
  • Conceptualize ideas and visually print them.
  • Integrate multi, trans and interdisciplinary artistic groups.

Attitudes:

  • Proactive.
  • Responsible.
  • Innovator.
  • Critic.
  • Tolerant.
  • Constant.

Values:

  • Responsability.
  • Freedom.
  • Respect.
  • Justice.
  • Honesty.
  • Colaboration.
  • Loyalty.
  • Solidarity.
  • Equity.
  • Commitment.
  • Integrity.
  • Congruence.
Graduate requirements
  • Cover the respective syllabus.
  • Make among the chosen modlaities by every Divisional Council: Thesis, research or professional exercise; when it is about an artistic career, the examinating jury will evaluate the presentation or execution of the respective work, sustain and pass a general graduate exam.
  • Complete the Professional Service.
Syllabus

Total number of credits of the Educational Program: 232 credits.

  • First inscription
  • Auxiliary computing techniques
  • Esthetics I
  • English I
  • Drawing I
  • Color and Composition workshop
  • Research techniques
  • Second inscription
  • Computing
  • Esthetics II
  • English II
  • Drawing II
  • Spatial exploration workshop
  • Artistic development from the Prehistory to the Romantic
  • Third inscription
  • Mexican prehispanic artistic development
  • Phoography I
  • English III
  • Drawing III
  • Engraving I
  • Artistic develoment century XII to XVII
  • Fourth inscription
  • Painting I
  • Advanced computing
  • English IV
  • Drawing IV
  • Sculpture I
  • Artistic development of XVIII and XIX centuries
  • Fifth inscription
  • Formative optative I
  • English V
  • Artistic development of the XX century until WWII
  • Communication and theory of art
  • Optative
  • Optative
  • Sixth inscription
  • Formative optqative II
  • English VI
  • Contemporary artistic development
  • Optative
  • Optative
  • Optative
  • Seventh inscription
  • Formative optative III
  • Visual studies
  • Optative
  • Optative
  • Optative
  • Optative
  • Eighth inscription
  • Terminal workshop I
  • Critic and evaluation of the work
  • Optative
  • Degree workshop
  • Ninth inscription
  • Terminal workshop II
  • Optatives
  • Painting II
  • Painting III
  • Painting IV
  • Painting V
  • Painting VI
  • Watercolor
  • Photography II
  • Photography III
  • Photography IV
  • Photography V
  • Alternative photography
  • Engraving II
  • Engraving III
  • Engraving IV
  • Engraving V
  • Engraving VI
  • Engraving VII
  • Sculpture II
  • Sculpture III
  • Sculpture IV
  • Sculpture V
  • Installation projects
  • Art, body and technology
  • Art object
  • Advanced drawing I
  • Advanced drawing II
  • Independent video projects
  • Actual trends workshop I
  • Actual trends workshop II
  • Education and Art I
  • Education nad Art II
  • Production of Comemrcial Video
  • Sound Art I
  • Sound Art II
  • Artistic appreciation
  • Seminar actual art. The transition to the art of c. XXI
  • Lathe pottery
  • Glass pottery
  • Advanced pottery
  • Digital drawing
  • Contemporary art and architecture
Offered in:

Campus Guanajuato, Division of Architecture, Art and Design (DAAD)
Venue Marfil
Arts building
Address:
Fraccionamiento 1; Col. El Establo S/N; C.P. 36250; Guanajuato, Gto.
Campus website: www.ugto.mx/campusgto
Division website: www.daad.ugto.mx

Aim

Create a comprehensive formation on individuals through the contribution of cognitive elements and methodology application that with a human sensitivity, conscious of social reality and the validity of art as a search for truth. They will be able to express themselves and to culture; be that creating, directing and executing performing art, working as a head in learning processes and conducting cultural projects that benefit the society.

The Performing arts bachelor includes in its content, theoretic and technical formation. The graduate is, mainly, someone competent in the conception, conceptualization and conduction of scenic projects being responsible by their social and aesthetic consequences.

Admission

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

Study Plan

School system. The study plan includes 73 subjects with a total of 300 credits. The school periods are semiannual.

  • First Enrollment
  • College Identity
  • Body Language I
  • Verbal Expression
  • Writing Workshop
  • Musical Subjects
  • Drawing
  • Theathre Phenomena Development
  • Execution Workshop (Acting and Dance) I
  • Second Enrollment
  • Kinesiology
  • Musical Instrument I
  • Verbal Interpretation I
  • Scenic Practice Workshop I
  • Execution Workshop (Acting and Dance) II
  • Classic Scenery
  • Script Workshop
  • Third Enrollment
  • Mexican Scenery
  • Scenic Practice Workshop II
  • Scenic Computing
  • Dress Analysis Techniques
  • Didactic Workshop
  • Execution Workshop III (Dance o Acting)
  • Scene Production Workshop I
  • Musical Instrument II
  • Fourth Enrollment
  • Contemporar Scenic Theories I
  • Singing
  • Execution Workshop IV (Dance o Acting)
  • Scenic Practice Workshop III
  • Master Class I
  • Ethics
  • Mime
  • Latinamerican Scenic Movements
  • Scenic Management Workshop
  • Elemental Subjects for Art History
  • Fifth Enrollment
  • Fencing
  • Performing Arts, Education & Society
  • PStaging I
  • Scenic Direction Workshop I
  • Performing Arts Didactic
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Stagecraft
  • Staging II
  • Sign & Scenic Analysis (Semiotic)
  • Research Techniques
  • Composición visualVisual Composition
  • Verse Techniques
  • Scenic Direction Wrokshop II
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Master Class II
  • Radio, Television and Video Technical Resources
  • Staging III
  • Scenic Hermeneutic
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Staging IV
  • Degree Work
  • Scenic Research
  • Character Conceptualization
  • Applied Montage Sociology
Offered in:

Campus Guanajuato, Architecture, Art & Design Division (DAAD)
Location Marfil
Art Building
Address:
Fraccionamiento 1; Col. El Establo S/N; C.P. 36250; Guanajuato, Gto.
Phone: (473) 732 00 06
Campus Webpage: www.ugto.mx/campusgto
Division Webpage: www.daad.ugto.mx

Aim

Form professionals with a degree in Digital Arts; that become critic-analytics in their cultural context and experts in creation, development, management and diffusion of artistic projects with a trans-disciplinary focus in digital supports, allowing them to construct speeches from the narrative and litrary technical areas from the audio-visual speech.

Enrollment profile

The applicants who desire to enter the Bachelor degree in Digital Arts, must posses the following:

Knowledge:
  • Algebra
  • Drawing
  • Text comprehension and writing
  • Artistic appreciation
  • Philosophy
Skills
  • To develop graphic representations
  • To design
  • Of abstraction
  • In the use of new technologies
  • Creativity
  • Of verbal and written communication
  • Of analysis and text comprehension
  • To read and comprehend Enlish language
Attitudes and values: 
  • Interest for the study and appreciation of the artistic propitiating their self-information and creativity
  • Promotes respect to self, others and the environment
  • Reflect their responsibilty, fighting spirit, constancy and discipline.
  • Manifest their commitment to service in the trasnformation of the environment.
  • Reflect their commitment to extend the benefits of culture to all sectors in the community.
    Manifest their civic, nactional and social conscience.
Graduate profile

 For the student to accredit the academic program of the major in Digital Arts, he or she must fulfill the following requirements:

  • Have completed the amount of 268 credits
  • Complete the College Social Service
  • Requirement of English language

The foreign language is highly recommended to adopt as a second language, since the nature of our degree, it is English. The minimum level required is the equivalent to 500 TOEFL points through an institutional English exam. This score will be applied to the students who enroll in January 2015. This mechanism has the objective to, evaluate the domain of English in the students, considering that it is a requirement for the degree, and then intention to avoid that the student doesn’t complete the studies because the language, unnecessarily extend the degree period, while he or she can prove during the degree the required English level.

Modality

Its modalñity is a credit system

Admission

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

Study Plan

The study plan for the Digital Arts program contemplates its fulfillment by acrediting 268 credits (1 credit for every 25 hours of work) distributed in five subjects from the general area, thirteen from the common basic area, eighteen from the disciplinary basic area, nine from the deepening area and 2 from the complementary area, besides complementary activities and practicum. English language is also acreditable.

The secuence to course the learning units, was determined based on the competencies expected to develop, as well as in the logical order of the contents that compose each one of the learning units, this criteria were organizers to establish the unit network of learning and the suggested sequence in different school periods. 

  • First Enrollment
  • College life integration
  • Human development and communication
  • Social responsibility
  • Research and publishing of academic texts
  • Art and visuality of the c XIX prehistory
  • Linear algebra
  • Creative thoughts and material
  • Theory of color
  • Second Enrollment
  • Theory of art and aesthetics
  • Musical appreciation
  • Discrete mathematics
  • Design fundamentals and vector objects
  • Psychology of perception
  • Business management optional
  • Third Enrollment
  • Entrepreneur spirit
  • Progamming in engineering
  • Photografy, illustrations and design
  • XX century's art and latest trends
  • Digital Audio foundation
  • Audiovisual language
  • Fourth Enrollment
  • Cultural and intercultural formation
  • Digital audio editing
  • Object oriented programming
  • Methodology and visuality in design
  • Semiotics and visuality
  • Video editing and fundaments
  • Fifth Enrollment
  • Art seminar optional 1 (subject held in English)
  • Computing geometry
  • 3D modeling
  • Design in publications for digital platforms
  • Multimedia
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Art seminar optional 2 (subject held in English)
  • Interactive programming
  • Visual studies
  • Animation and multimedia optional 1 (subject held in English)
  • Animation and multimedia optional 2 (subject held in English)
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Art seminar optional 3 (subject held in English)
  • Interactive multimedia design
  • Animation and multimedia optional 3 (subject held in English)
  • Animation and multimedia optional 4 (subject held in English)
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Art workshop Optional 1 (subject held in English)
  • interactive multimedia design II
  • Animation and multimedia optional 5 (subject held in English)
  • Formulatiopn, delimitation and elaboration of the thesis protocole
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Art workshop optional 2 (subject held in English)
  • Animation and multimedia optional 6 (subject held in English)
  • Thesis project
  • Immersion into the Job market
Offered in:

Campus Irapuato-Salamanca, Engineering Division (DI)
Address:
Carretera Salamanca-Valle de Santiago Km. 3.5 + 1.8; Comunidad de Palo Blanco; Salamanca, Gto.
Phone: (464) 647 99 40
Campus Webpage: www.irapuatosalamanca.ugto.mx
Division Webpage: www.ingenierias.ugto.mx

Aim

Form professionals with knowledge on architectonic design, physical, social, technologic, cultural and historic means. They will be capable of knowing, understanding, synthesize and solve edification problems of society's habitat using existing resources. They will act with logical criteria toward problem-solving during their professional exercise.

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 (1992) modified in 2005 includes 70 subjects and a total of 394 credits. Its modality is a credit system. The school periods are semiannual.
* C.C. = Common Core

  • First Enrollment
  • Basic Design
  • Structure I
  • Construction I
  • Representation Techniques I
  • Descriptive Geometry I
  • Natural Drawing I
  • Architecture Theory I
  • Methodology I
  • Second Enrollment
  • Architectonic Design
  • Structures II
  • Construction II
  • Representation Techniques II
  • Environment
  • Natural Drawing II
  • Methodology II
  • Architecture History I
  • Third Enrollment
  • Project Workshop I
  • Representation Techniques III
  • Structures III
  • Stereotomy and Perspective
  • Natural Drawing III
  • Construction III
  • Architecture Theory II
  • Architecture History II
  • Fourth Enrollment
  • Project Workshop II
  • Representation Workshop IV
  • Structures IV
  • Construction IV
  • Building Installations I
  • Architecture Theory III
  • Architecture History III
  • Fifth Enrollment
  • Project Workshop III
  • Representation Techniques V
  • Building Installations II
  • Structures V
  • Construction V
  • Architecture Theory IV
  • Architecture History IV
  • Sixth Enrollment
  • Project Workshop IV
  • Landscape Architecture
  • Building Installations III
  • Construction VI
  • Architecture History V
  • Optional
  • Seventh Enrollment
  • Project Workshop V
  • Construction Physics
  • Construction Management I
  • Architecture History VI
  • Town Planning I
  • Professional Practice I
  • Optional
  • Optional
  • Eighth Enrollment
  • Comprehensive Workshop I
  • Architecture History VII
  • Construction Company
  • Architecture Theory V
  • Town Planning II
  • Professional Practice II
  • Optional
  • Ninth Enrollment
  • Comprehensive Workshop II
  • Architecture Theory VI
  • Town Planning II
  • Project Management
  • Construction Management III
  • Professional Practice III
  • Optional
  • Optional
  • Tenth Enrollment
  • Terminal Workshop
Offered in:

Campus Guanajuato, Architecture, Art & Design Division (DAAD)
Location Belén
Address:
Mendizábal no. 19-B. C.P. 36000. Guanajuato, Gto.
Phone: (473) 102 00 01
Campus Webpage: www.ugto.mx/campusgto
Division Webpage: www.daad.ugto.mx

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Guanajuato, Gto., México

Tel: +52 (473)  732 00 06

webugto@ugto.mx

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