Prepare professionals based in the legal and administrative fundamental knowledge that allow to plan solutions to address the existing problems in the public sector.
It’s modality is a credit system.
63 subjects compose the syllabus (1998) with a total of 417 credits; includes the requirement of English as an accreditable subject; its modality is a credit system; the school periods are semiannual; and the entry period is annually (August).
- First enrollment
- Introduction of the study of Law
- Introduction to the Administrative Thinking
- Workshop of Thinking skills
- Economic Theory I
- Sociology I
- Political Science I
- Mathematics I
- Second enrollment
- Theory of the State
- Management I
- Written communication workshop
- Economic Theory II
- Sociology II
- Political Science II
- Mathematics II
- Third enrollment
- Constitutional Law
- Administrative Law I
- Management II
- Introduction to the Political System
- Financial Mathematics
- Accounting I
- Computing (OS and software)
- Fourth enrollment
- Administrative Law II
- Tax Law
- Public Management I
- Social, Economic and Political Analysis of Mexico I
- Political System in Mexico
- Statistics I
- Accounting II
- Fifth enrollment
- Municipal Law
- Tributary legislation
- Public Management II
- Microeconomy
- Statistics II
- Foreign Language (Third level in the Language Center)
- Formational Option I & II
- Sixth enrollment
- Public Management III
- Management and control of the public sector
- Fiscal policy
- Social Research Seminar
- Social, Economic and Political Analysis of Mexico I
- Option III & IV
- Seventh enrollment
- Organizational behavior
- Project management
- Human resource management in the public sector
- Public finance
- Administrative Research techniques and methods
- Social, Economic and Political Analysis of Mexico II
- Professional Option V & VI
- Eighth enrollment
- International Law
- Leadership workshop
- Public Management in Mexico
- Management of Public Municipal Services
- Urban Development management
- Professional Option VII & VIII
- Ninth enrollment
- Contemporary Public Management
- Organizational Behavior
- Planning of Municipal and Regional development
- Professional ethic seminar
- Administrative research seminar
- Foreign Language (Sixth level in the Language Center)
- Professional Option IX
- Tenth enrollment
- Thesis seminar
Campus Guanajuato, Division of Law, Politics and Government (DDPG)
Venue Central Building
Address: Lascuráin de Retana No. 5; Downtown; C.P. 36000; Guanajuato, Gto.
Switch: (473) 732 00 06
Campus website: www.ugto.mx/campusgto
Division website: www.ddpg.ugto.mx
Form highly capable graduates in Financial management to efficiently develop the financial functions to aid the competitiveness of the organizations. People who are capable of designing, implementing and lead new policies and strategies in the regional, national and international areas of financial marketing allowing them to make sound decisions in a constant changing global world with ethics, social and environmental commitment.
Its modality is a system credit.
Enrollments in semiannual periods (6-month terms). For more information, please visit www.ugto.mx/admision.
The study plan (2010) includes 44 learning units derived from six knowledge areas and one unit of comprehensive learning formation, be methodological, implementable or educational. An analysis determined the disciplinary units that form this proposal. As such, this created learning units that are not necessarily requisite, continuing only the first subjects as course, by being introductory to the general view of the discipline, further on being deeper and autonomous. As a result, we created a total of 23 un-continued learning units, 14 with a pre-requisite to take and pass thus making the study plan more flexible. With that criteria in mind, the contents were honed looking for the least dependency. In this form, the flexibility of the plan comes from the organization.
* C.C. = Common Core
- First Enrollment
- Law Fundamentals
- Financial Accounting
- Economy Fundmentals
- Basic Mathematics
- Management Fundamentals
- Documentary Research Techniques
- Second Enrollment
- Commercial Law and Credit Operations
- Cost Accounting
- Microeconomy
- Descriptive Statistic
- Functional Management
- College Identity
- Third Enrollment
- Tax Law and its Financial Impact
- Accounting Management
- Macroeconomy
- Inferential Statistics
- Organization Theory
- Written and Oral Communication
- Fourth Enrollment
- Cultural Workshop
- Financial Management Fundamentals
- Economic Policy
- Financial Mathematics
- Startegic Planning
- Quantitative Methods
- Fifth Enrollment
- Mexican Financial System
- Long Term Financial Management
- Econometrics
- Organization Social Environment
- Administrative Audit
- Basic Professional Formation Optional
- Sixth Enrollment
- Financila Risk Management
- Investment Project Formulation
- Environmental Ethics and Values
- Derivative Market
- Basic Professional Formation Optional
- Seventh Enrollment
- Technical English
- Investment Projects Assessment
- Investment Portfolio
- Financial Strategies
- Professional Formation Optional
- Eighth Enrollment
- Professional Residency
- Professional Formation Optional
- Professional Formation Optional
Campus Celaya-Salvatierra; Social and Administrative Division (DCSA)
Location Celaya
Address: Avenida Ing. Javier Barros Sierra # 201, Esq. Av. Baja California; Ejido de Santa María del Refugio; Eje Juan pablo II; Celaya, Gto.
Phone: (461) 598 59 22
Location Salvatierra
Address: Privada de Arteaga s/n; Zona Centro; C.P. 38900; Salvatierra, Guanajuato
Phone: (466) 663 05 93
Campus Webpage: www.celayasalvatierra.ugto.mx
Division Webpage: www.ccelaya-dcsa.ugto.mx
Form professionals in quality and productivity, who live, promote and defend the university values and use the knowledge they have regarding organizations; use the most advanced techniques and tools in quality and production in constructing of a quality culture and achieve the productivity in organizations.
Schooled
No
Educational Program accredited by the Council of Accreditation in Administrative Accountable and Related Sciences, A.C. (CACECA)
June 18, 2014
August - December 2014
Semiannual
The enrollment profile describes the desired features of the applicants to enter an educational program at DCEA in competences, knowledge, skills, attitudes and values.
The applicants to enter the bachelor degree educational programs of DCEA must distinguish for these features:
Knowledge:
- General knowledge on economic-administrative sciences.
- Basic knowledge of English such as numbers, colors, alphabet, family members, events in the day, clothing, time, everyday objects, know how to introduce yourseld and ask for things or services.
- Knowledge of the graduate profile of the desired educational program.
Skills
- To use mathematics and basic statistics in problem solving.
- To work with abstract concepts.
- To correctly use Spanish both written and orally.
- To interpret reading.
- To reason idunctively and deductively parting from the written material.
- To comprehend the basic level of English.
Attitudes:
- Self-motivation.
- Initiative.
- Willingness to learn.
- Interest on contributing to the regional and national development.
Values:
- Respect
- Honesty
- Solidarity
The graduate profile of the bachelor degree in Quality and Productivity Management.
- Promotes the philosophy of quality and intervenes to, ethically modify the human behavior within the organizations.
- Integrates actions with a social and environmental sense, towards accomplishing the objectives and goals in the society-organization relation.
- Administrates and develops the human development in the organization, to encourage the productivity through a system focus.
- Intervenes in the aimed processes to acomplish the goals of organizations with social responsibility, through the analysis and evaluation of the quality and productivity and its surroundings under a contimuous improvement and innovation focus.
- Aligns the processes and products of the organizations to the total quality models based in the market behavior, to make feasible organizations with a focus on social responsibility.
- Implements and improves the management systems and models, to increase the efficiency of the industry, government and society.
- Comprehends and synthetizes the statistic information of different organizations in the industry, government or society, providing productive, ethic, viable and feasible solutions.
- Uses the information technologies, to ease or automatize the management, quality and productivity systems within the industry's organization, government or society.
- Starts new projects in the industrial, social and service areas, to capitalize opportunities and/or create new proecesses, products and markets with the organization's generals.
- Cover the respective syllabus.
- Make among the chosen modalities by the Division's Council: Thesis, Applied Project, Research, Professional Exercise, General Exam of degree and academic excellence.
- Cover the Professional Social Service.
Total number of credits for the program: 242 credits.
- First inscription
- Contemporary Administration
- Probablity and Statistics
- Linear Algebra
- Professional Communication
- Science of Materials
- Informatics in business
- Quality models and theories
- Second inscription
- Economic-Administrative Seminars
- Organizational behavior
- Inferential Statistics
- Differential calculus
- Material's treatment
- Normalization and accreditation
- Complementary I
- Third inscription
- Financial accounting
- Microeconomy
- Human resources
- Statistic control of Processes
- Industrial manufacturing
- Market and consumer analysis
- Social responsibility
- Complementary II
- Fourth Inscription
- Protocol methodology and elaboration
- Business communication
- Manufacturing tools
- Productivity management
- Quality Costs
- Management systems normalization
- Quality control
- Optative I
- Fifth inscription
- Organizational Communication
- Operation research
- Manufacturing automated systems
- Quality and productivity tools
- Shelf life and reliability tests
- Global management systems
- Complementary III
- Sixth inscription
- Report methodology and elaboration
- Statistical design of Experiments
- Metrology
- Deployment of the Quality function
- Project management
- Services' evaluation
- Optative II
- Seventh inscription
- Practicum
- Eighth inscription
- Quality software
- Regression models
- Optative III
- Select topics I
- Select topics II
- Select topics III
- Select topics IV
- Optatives
- Accreditation of Laboratories
- Change management
- Financial States analysis
- Work process analysis
- Application and services in Cisco cloud
- Applied ofimatic applications to business
- Computing systems architecture
- System audits
- Management systems audits
- Value chain
- Intercultural communication
- Organizational culture
- Labor Law
- Commerical Law
- Tax Law
- Development of Directive competencies
- Data base design
- High performance equipment
- Evaluation of projects and public policies
- Project evaluation and entrepreneurism
- Historical evolution of the USA
- Formation of consultants
- Globalization and Business
- Work's history and philosophy
- Human engineering
- Business intelligence
- Lean Manufacturing
- Process modelers
- Company modeling
- Business models
- E-business
- International business
- Food nutrition and hygyene
- Control and DIrection Systems
- Six Sigma
- Culinary basis and techniques
- Marketing emerginf topics
- Quality management select topics
- Select topics of production
- Cultural tourism
- Nature's tourism
Campus Guanajuato, Division of Economic-Administrative Sciences (DCEA)
Venue Marfil
Address: Fraccionamiento 1; Col. El Establo S/N; C.P. 36250; Guanajuato, Gto.
Phone: +52 (473) 735 29 00
Campus web page: www.ugto.mx/campusgto
Division web page: www.dcea.ugto.mx
Comprehensively form professionals in Management who are highly capable of starting and directing highly competitive businesses in a global environment capable to formulate and implement management, financial, marketing and human capital strategies while focusing on efficiency, efficacy, and social responsibility.
Schooled.
No.
Educational Program recognized by the Consejo de Acreditación en Ciencias Administrativas Contables y Afines, A.C. (CACECA).
August 4, 2014.
August – December 2014.
Semiannual.
For more information, please visit www.ugto.mx/admision
Logical-mathematical and verbal reasoning. Basic knowledge of economic and social sciences. Interest for personal and professional development. Time availability to study. Willingness to develop an entrepreneur and innovation capability. With skills and capability to develop in languages, communication, teamwork, leadership. Level of English at least 250 TOEFL points.
The graduate in Management is a competent professional who stands out for the knowledge to implement strategies that impact in the organizational competitivity; uses the regulations issued by the state and supports from the organization’s human capital to analyze several financial and investment postures offered in the national and international markets which have an impact on the business assuming its responsibility in making decisions with an ethical, just and responsible sense; she/he communicates in a second language to achieve value in the economic agent; in addition, appropriately uses the information and communication technologies. Is recognized as a professional who focuses in a socially responsible management and contributes to the sustainable development, with projection and intervention in the regional, national and international development. (Taken from the mission and vision of the document since it doesn’t have an own “graduate profile”).
Approve the 100% of credits.
Total number of credits of the Educational Program: 265 credits.
Suggested sequence to course the learning units.
- First enrollment
- Panorama of Management
- Professional communication
- Elements of Law
- Basic mathematics
- Accounting
- Introduction to college
- ICTs for Management
- English I
- Second enrollment
- Administrative process
- Economic analysis
- Commercial Law
- Descriptive statistics
- Costs
- Research techniques
- Financial mathematics
- English II
- Third enrollment
- Strategic planning
- Social environment
- Labor law and social security
- Inferential Statistics
- Financial evaluation
- Quality systems management
- English III
- Fourth enrollment
- Organizational design
- Origins, bases and reach of Marketing
- Tax Law
- Microeconomy
- Implementation of Financial strategies
- International traffic and logistics
- Analysis and Research of operations
- Professional Practice I
- English IV
- Fifth enrollment
- Administrative audit
- Marketing mix
- Human capital management
- Macroeconomy
- Financial planning
- Customs procedures
- Production management
- English V
- Sixth enrollment
- Trends of management
- Marketing management
- Compensation management
- Financing
- International traded and Global trends
- Supply Chain
- Optional I
- English VI
- Seventh enrollment
- Entrepreneur workshop
- Degree workshop
- Project evaluation
- Directive skills workshop
- World class manufacturing
- Professional Social Service
- Optional II
- Optional III
- Optional IV
- Eighth enrollment
- Professional practice II
Campus Celaya-Salvatierra, Division of Social and Administrative Sciences (DCSA)
Venue Celaya
Address: Avenida Ing. Javier Barros Sierra # 201; Esq. Av. Baja California; Ejido de Santa María del Refugio; Eje Juan pablo II; Celaya, Gto.
Phone: (461) 598 59 22
Venue Salvatierra
Address: Privada de Arteaga s/n; Downtown; C.P. 38900; Salvatierra, Gto.
Phone: (466) 663 05 93
Campus website: www.celayasalvatierra.ugto.mx
Division website: www.ccelaya-dcsa.ugto.mx




