International Students Guadalajara

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Guadalajara

In this section you will find all the information required in order to be part of an Academic Exchange at Universidad Panamericana, just follow the steps and meet the requirements.

Our university has been committed to universal values and open to all who wish to receive high quality education. UP Guadalajara has enrolled international students from North America, South America, Asia and Europe, comprising currently 2% of the student body.

We are very proud to educate new generations of scholars to take up positions of leadership in a great variety of fundamentally important areas of society.

As a student at Universidad Panamericana you will experience one of the most exciting campi in Mexico with distinguished faculty.

*To learn more about the subjects offered, consult the coordinator of International Affairs*

Materias

Business and administration

Business Administration

FALL
The student will analyze the management, classical management theories and be able to identify their strengths and weaknesses.
8 Credits. Click here for more information.
International Human Resources Management

SPRING
The sudent will be able design and implement a program to manage international human resources in a transnational environment.
4 Credits.
International Organizations & Teatries

SPRING
The students will analyze the different organizations and intenational teatries and its impact on global commerce. Also will be able to explain the environment of international business, regulations and policies.
8 Credits.
Small Business Management

SPRING / FALL
The student will analyze the nature and foundations of small business and family business, will be able to identify, manage and develop entrepreneurial skills as well as to distinguish the key elements of the business, family and management.
8 Credits.
Global Strategy

SPRING / FALL
The student will recognize the characteristics of globalization and its implications for the economies, industries and companies.
8 Credits.
Social Responsibility Strategies

SPRING / FALL
The student will analyze the socio - economic circumstances in which the company should invest some of its assets in the preservation of the envirnment, poverty reduction and other aspects.
4 Credits.
Corporate Governance

SPRING / FALL
The student will recognize the basic concepts of government as well as the origin, operation, problems, legal system and structure of modern business.
4 Credits.
Negotiation

SPRING / FALL
The student will analyze the theories and processes of negotiation, power and social capital to negotiate successfully in various situations.
8 Credits.
Business Simulation

SPRING / FALL
The student will be able to define competitive strategies, establish interactions between the diferent functional areas of the company, take decisions and analyze the gathered results, achieving a practical knowledge.
4 Credits.
Strategy Theory

SPRING / FALL
The student will recognize the differences of administration of classical theories of management and be able to identify their strengths and weaknesses.
8 Credits.
Macroeconomics

SPRING / FALL
The student will interpret the operation of the economic system in general. The principal models of economic growth in the long term and the determinants of the economic variables that affect the economic cicle.
8 Credits.
International Law

SPRING / FALL
The student will analyze the various agencies and treaties, as well as its impact on global trade.
8 Credits.
Diplomacy

SPRING / FALL
The student will identify the development of diplomacy in the last century as it is practiced, to address current global issues.
8 Credits.
Geopolitics

SPRING / FALL
The student will analyze the socio-political situations and their impact on the economic aspect.
8 Credits.
International Negotiations

SPRING / FALL
The student will be able to apply international trading strategies. Recognizing the representative cultural and business protocol differences, as well as different forms of decision-making, negotiation and monitoring in countries the new world order.
4 Credits.
International Relations

SPRING / FALL
The student will interpret explicit and implicit phenomena of international relations, analyzing full and comprehensive vision of the world to this day, solving case studies with relevance in the political, social, economic and cultural fields.
4 Credits.

Education

Differential Innovation in Education

SPRING
The student will dominate the methods and techniques of specialized teaching.
8 Credits.
Theories of Education

SPRING
Students will learn the fundamentals of education skills, analyze the nature of the powers and its link to technical education and human development, and identify strategies for curriculum design skills, the formation of teaching teams and academies.
4 Credits.

Engineering

Production and Inventory Management

SPRING
The student will describe and apply different methods of production planning and inventory in specific cases.
6 Credits.

Law

Alternative Dispute Resolution

FALL
The student will learn alternative ways of solving problems presented in legal practice.
5 Credits.
Comparative Law

SPRING
The student will analyze and compare the diverse legal order and forms of legal production.
5 Credits.
International Private Law

SPRING
The student will identify the legal elements that intervene in private international law, integrating them in the analysis and solution of cases.
7 Credits.
communication
otherlanguages
History of Mexico

SPRING / FALL
Students will discover and explore the mexican culture by its history and the decisions that were made to lead us to where we are now.
8 Credits.
Spanish Basic

SPRING / FALL
Students will develop a knowledge in grammar and vocabulary that allows them to open themselves in a daily basis.
8 Credits.
Spanish Intermediate

SPRING / FALL
Students will reinforce grammar and habilities of the Spanish Basic mainly with practice to achieve the capability of analysis and synthesis.
8 Credits.
Spanish Advanced

SPRING / FALL
The student will be able to make any kind of argument and express themselves with logical conclussions.
8 Credits.

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Sobre el campus

El campus Guadalajara fue fundado en 1981 y abrió sus puertas con tres licenciaturas: Administración y Finanzas, Ingeniería Industrial y Relaciones Industriales. Hoy, la Universidad ofrece 18 licenciaturas y un Campus de vanguardia acorde a las necesidades de los estudiantes de nuestra época.

En el campus Guadalajara, la UP cuenta con la infraestructura adecuada para que nuestros estudiantes puedan realizar simulaciones prácticas e investigación en sus áreas de especialidad. Además, existen instalaciones donde nuestros alumnos realizan actividades que enriquecen su vida universitaria.

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Vida Universitaria

Vida Universitaria UP es el área que busca que todos los que forman parte de ella –profesores, alumnos, personal- tengan una participación viva en las actividades organizadas por la Universidad y por los alumnos, logrando así identificarse con la UP y desarrollar un estilo de vida propio.

Aquí encontrarás las actividades que se están realizando y las opciones que tienes para que tú también formes parte de Vida Universitaria UP.

Sobre la ciudad

Guadalajara is the capital of the state of Jalisco. Over four and a half million people live there. It is the second-largest city in Mexico. It is over 5,000 feet (1,500 m) above the sea level. Guadalajara is an international center of business, finance, arts, and culture, as well as the economic center of the Bajío region, one of the most productive and developed regions in Latin America

AMERICAN DEGREE TRANSFER PROGRAM DEPAUL-UP

DePaul University, la Universidad Católica más grande de los Estados Unidos y la Universidad Panamericana Guadalajara han firmado un nuevo convenio de colaboración denominado "American Degree Transfer Program" el cual tiene como objetivo brindar la oportunidad de estudiar dos años de una carrera en la Universidad Panamericana y los siguientes dos años en la Universidad de DePaul, transfiriendo los créditos mexicanos a créditos norteamericanos y obtener un título profesional de la Universidad de DePaul.

El programa ofrece, entre otras ventajas: