Introduction to the Autonomous University of Carmen, Mexico:

Introduction: The Autonomous University of Carmen is a higher education institution located in Carmen, Campeche, Mexico. It is committed to providing students with high-quality education and research opportunities and cultivating competent and responsible professionals in various fields.

Overview: The school has multiple departments, offering undergraduate, master's and doctoral degree programs at different levels, covering engineering technology, health sciences, natural sciences, chemistry and petroleum sciences, information sciences, education and humanities, administrative economic sciences, law and other fields. The school has about 5,985 students, of which 99% are undergraduates and 1% are postgraduates, and the total number of teachers is 297.

History and establishment time: The school was founded on June 13, 1967. Its predecessor was Liceo Carmelita, which was established in 1854.

School strength: The school has a certain influence in the local area and has trained a large number of professionals for the development of the region. The faculty has rich teaching and scientific research experience, and the teaching facilities are constantly improving. It has a variety of academic facilities such as libraries and laboratories to support teaching and research activities.

Nature of the institution: A public university, a non-profit institution funded by the government, aims to provide public education services to the society and promote regional education, culture and economic development.

Educational philosophy: The school's motto is "por la grandeza de méxico", which means "for the greatness of Mexico", reflecting the school's educational philosophy of cultivating talents who contribute to national and social development.

Key laboratories and disciplines: There is no public information on key laboratories. In terms of disciplines, according to the data of Academic Influence, education, engineering, law, and business are the school's advantageous disciplines.

Faculty: The school is divided into eight faculties, namely the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Chemistry and Petroleum Sciences, the Faculty of Information Sciences, the Faculty of Education and Humanities, the Faculty of Administrative Economic Sciences, and the Faculty of Law.

Ranking:

Ranked 10430th in the world ranking (a total of 14131 universities).

Ranked 867th in Latin America (out of 1,756 universities).

Ranked 148th in Mexico (out of 538 universities).

Ranked 1st in Playa del Carmen.

Cost:

Undergraduate courses cost about 12,000 Mexican pesos per year.

Graduate courses cost about 15,000 Mexican pesos per year.

Doctoral programs cost about 20,000 Mexican pesos per year.

Campus environment: The school has three campuses. Campus 1 houses five of the eight academic departments and is home to the professional baseball team; Campus 2 is located in the business district and has the high school department; Campus 3 is located on the edge of the city and has the schools of health sciences, natural sciences, and engineering. In addition, the school also operates a university radio station, which tunes in at 88.9 FM.