Tlalpan, México DF, Merida, Guadalajara, San Cristóbal de las Casas. GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY.
UNM has a Graduate Student Exchange with CIESAS.
The intent is to exchange 5 students per semester from each institution. The benefits for UNM students to take part of a year in Mexico are: 1) language training (in Spanish and indigenous languages) and 2) the opportunity to do direct fieldwork early in their graduate career.
CIESAS academic calendar is four three-month periods (cuatrimestres). Biennial promotions for entrance to the graduate program, in alternating years between Mexico City and Guadalajara/San Cristobal de Chiapas.
Courses begin in May and go until April of the following year.
Studies include:
Ten one-on-one student exchange positions are available each fall, spring, and summer semester. Undergraduate semesters run August-December, January-May, and June-July. Graduate classes are offered on a Trimester basis. Undergraduate and graduate students with an excellent command of the Spanish language may take regular classes at any of the 29 ITESM campuses.
Areas of study include:
- Architecture
- Business
- Chemistry
- Communications
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Engineering
- Hotel and Tourism
- International Trade and Relations
- Journalism
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- Law
- Management
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Spanish Literature.
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Faculty exchanges are also encouraged.
Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced students may select from a wide range of classes in the International Program at one of eight campuses:
No language exam at UNM is required.
Courses in the International Program include:
- Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Spanish
- Business in Mexico
- Hotel Management and Tourism
- Mexican Art, Culture, Dance, History, Literature, and Theatre
Internships in various areas and a Volunteer Social Work Program are also available at certain locations. Spaces are limited.
Summer Programs
The TEC de Monterrey (ITESM) is offering several Summer Programs in Mexico. Programs include Intensive Spanish, Mexican Culture, Business Spanish, and Medical Spanish. There is even one along the Mayan Route (4-week program), which allows students to explore Yucatan while learning about the unique Mayan culture. Locations where summer programs are offered change every year, but in the past they have been offered at the following campuses: Estado de Mexico, Cuernavaca, Queretaro, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Merida, and Chihuahua.
For more information about the programs, please visit the LAII study abroad office.
Semesters run from August to December, January to May, and June to July.
Areas of study include:
- Actuaría y Seguros
- Administración
- Ciencia Política
- Computación
- Contabilidad
- Derecho
- Economía
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- Estadística
- Estudios Generales
- Estudios Internacionales
- Ingeniería Industrial y Operaciones
- Matemáticas
- Redacción y Lenguas
- Sistemas Digitales
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Masters and Ph.D. programs are also available in most of these fields.
ITAM also offers a 6-week summer Business & Culture course in English from June 16 - July 29, 2008, with classes in International Business, International Marketing, and International Finance. Spanish classes also available.
Areas of Study Include:
- Diseño Arqitectónico
- Diseño Interiores
- Diseño Construcción
- Diseño Urbano
Courses Offered:
- Administracion
- Ingeniería Electromecanica
- Ingeniería Electronica
- Ingeniería Industrial
- Ingeniería Materiales
- Ingeniería Quimica
Semesters normally run from January to June and August to December.
Areas of study:
- Escuela de Economía Internacional
- Escuela de Odontología
- Facultad de Ciencias Agrícolas y Forestales
- Facultad de Ciencias Agrotecnológicas
- Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales
- Facultad de Ciencias Químicas
- Facultad de Contaduría y Administración
- Facultad de Derecho
- Facultad de Educación Física y Ciencias del Deporte
- Facultad de Enfermería y Nutriología
- Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
- Facultad de Ingeniería
- Facultad de Medicina
- Facultad de Zootecnia
- Instituto de Bellas Artes
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2009 SUMMER IN CHIHUAHUA PROGRAM
Semesters run from August to February and February to July, with Christmas vacation during December and January.
Areas of Study include:
- Accounting
- Administration
- Agronomy
- Anthropology
- Architecture
- Art
- Biology
- Business
- Chemistry
- Communications
- Computer Science
- Education
- Engineering
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- History
- Horticulture
- Languages
- Law
- Literature
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Pharmacology
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Psychology
- Rural Development
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Masters programs are also available in most of these fields.
Up to 4 UNM students per semester or year may attend UCSJ.
The University now offers a masters program. On the main page click on "Programas Académicos", then click "Maestrías".
UCSJ is a secular, co-educational institution with an academic focus on the humanities. Their Master's Program in Colonial Culture is the only graduate program to specialize in the culture of the Colonial Period in Mexico.
The UCSJ is housed in the 16th century convent where the famous Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, one of Mexico's greatest poets, lived during the 17th century. The university building is part of the historical district (Centro Histórico) of downtown Mexico City.
For Course Listings,visit Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana and click on "Programas Academicos".
Areas of interest include:
- Art
- Audio visual communication
- Culture studies
- Gastronomy
- Humanities
- Literature
- Philosophy
- Psychology
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Up to five one-on-one exchange positions are available each fall and spring semester. Semesters run August to December and January to May. Undergraduate and graduate students with an excellent command of the Spanish language may take regular classes for one semester or a full year.
Areas of study include:
- Anthropology
- Archeology
- Architecture
- Art History
- Biology
- Business
- Chemistry
- Communication Sciences
- Computer Science
- Dance
- Economics
- Education
- Engineering
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- Fine Arts
- Graphic Design
- History
- Humanities
- International Business Management
- International Relations
- Law
- Literature
- Mathematics
- Music
- Pharmacy
- Physics
- Psychology
- Theatre
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Additional information for semester exchange available here.
Also, the International Center for Language and Culture. The CILC offers a wide variety of Spanish language and cultural programs.
Areas of study include:
- Accounting
- Architecture
- Business Administration
- Communications
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Engineering
- Graphic Design
- Law
- Marketing
- Tourism
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Masters programs available in Education and Business Administration.
Up to 10 one-on-one student exchange positions are available each fall and spring semester. Semesters run September to February and March to July. No summer classes available. Undergraduate and graduate students with an excellent command of the Spanish language may take regular classes at any one of its six specialized centers.
Centers of study include:
Art, Architecture and Design (including Music and History)
Biological and Agricultural Sciences (including Botany and Ecology)
Economic and Administrative Sciences (including Accounting, Business, Human Resources, and Information Systems)
Exact Sciences and Engineering (including Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Mathematics, Pharmacology, and Physics)
Health Sciences Center (including Family Studies, Immunology, Nursing, Nutrition, and Public Health)
Social Sciences and Humanities (including Education, History, International Studies, Languages, Latin American & Iberian Studies, Law, Literature, Pacific Studies, and Philosophy; also Regional Campuses.
Students without sufficient knowledge of Spanish may take courses at the Centro de Estudios para Extranjeros (CEPE). Not a one-on-one exchange. 2-week, 5-week or semester sessions. Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced levels. Information available at the LAII.
Areas of Study Include:
- Accounting
- Architecture
- Chemistry (Food)
- Chemistry (Pharmaceutical)
- Communication
- Education
- Various Engineering Programs
- Graphic Design
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- Information Technology
- International Business
- Law
- Management
- Primary Education
- Philosophy
- Psychology
- Religion
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Universidad La Salle is centrally located within the heart of the trendy Colonia Condesa, which can be easily reached by subway, bus or taxi. It is within walking distance of many restaurants, cafés, bookstores, museums and movie theaters, and only a twenty-minute ride from the Historic Center of downtown Mexico City. There are also branch campuses in Cancún, Chihuahua, Cuernavaca, Ciudad Obregón, Ciudad Victoria, Durango, Guadalajara, Morelia, León, Pachuca and Saltillo.
They offer INTERNSHIPS in the Nezahualcóyotl Program
The Spanish for Foreigners Program offers 3 and 5 week intensive Spanish programs, as well as a summer program.
Up to 10 one-on-one student exchange positions are available each fall and spring semester. Normally semesters run concurrently with UNM semesters. Undergraduate and graduate students with an excellent command of the Spanish language may take regular classes at the UNAM campus in Coyoacán, a suburb of Mexico City.
Areas of study include:
- Anthropology
- Architecture & Planning
- Art History
- Biochemistry
- Biology (Marine, Medical, Microbiology)
- Biomedicine
- Business
- Chemistry
- Communications
- Computer Science
- Criminology
- Earth & Planetary Sciences
- Economics
- Engineering
- Environmental Health
- Fine Arts
- Geography
- Geology
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- History
- Human Resources
- Industrial Design
- Latin American Studies
- Law (including International Law)
- Linguistics
- Literature
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Psychology
- Public Administration
- Political Science
- Sociology
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Students without sufficient knowledge of Spanish may take courses at the
Centro de Enseñazas para Extranjeros (CEPE).
- Not a one-on-one exchange
- 6-week or semester sessions
- Diploma in Mexican Studies available
Courses also available at the TAXCO CEPE campus.
- Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced levels
- Information available at the LAII
Semesters run from August to December and January to May with summer courses available from late May to late July.
See Oferta Academica for Index of Courses
- Antropoligía Social
- Derecho
- Economía y Finanzas
- Gobierno y Gestión Pública
- Ingeniería Ambiental
- Ingeniería en Redes
- Ingeniería en Sistemas de Energía
- Lengua Inglesa
- Manejo de Recursos Naturales
- Relaciones Internacionales
- Sistemas Comerciales
- Tecnologías de Información
- Turismo
Campus Cozumel
Semesters run from Feb - July and Aug - Jan.
Areas of study include:
- Arte
- Ciencias Biológicas - Agropecuarias
- Ciencias de salud
- Economía administrativa
- Humanidades
- Ténica
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The Escuela para estudiantes extranjeros offers Spanish and culture courses during the Spring and Fall semesters. A Summer program is also available.
For more information, please refer to the Short Term in Mexico page.
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