The Autonomous University of Chiapas is a public university located in Chiapas, Mexico. It occupies an important position in the local education field and provides students with educational resources in many fields:

Introduction: The Autonomous University of Chiapas was founded by Dr. Manuel Velasco Suárez in 1975. Its core mission is to serve the society and cultivate professionals with social responsibility and environmental awareness.

Overview: The main campus is located in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, the capital of Chiapas, which is the commercial and political center of the state and a regional transportation hub. In addition, there are branch campuses in Catazaja, Copainara, Istmo-Costa, Ocozocootla, Pichucalco, San Cristóbal-Las Casas and Tapachula. The school has five faculties, offering undergraduate and graduate courses in accounting and management, architecture, engineering, language, science and other fields, and also provides students with a semester-long overseas exchange study opportunity.

History: Founded in 1975, the university has been developing over the years, continuously exploring in education, scientific research and social services, improving discipline settings, expanding campus distribution, and cultivating a large number of professional talents for Chiapas and surrounding areas.

Founded: 1975.

School Strength: The school provides students with international learning and exchange opportunities, which helps broaden students' horizons and improve their comprehensive quality. Although there are no hard indicators such as outstanding international awards, it has a certain influence in the region through student exchanges and multi-campus layout.

Institutional Nature: Public university, funded and operated by the government, committed to providing high-quality and relatively low-cost higher education services to the general public and promoting the development of regional education.

Educational Philosophy: Adhering to the five principles of autonomy, equality, freedom, justice and service, with the mission of contributing to the sustainable development of society, cultivating students not only with professional knowledge, but also with social responsibility and correct values.

Key laboratories and disciplines: No key laboratories have been identified yet. In terms of disciplines, the five departments covering accounting and management, architecture, engineering, language, science and other fields are key disciplines, providing students with systematic professional knowledge learning and practice opportunities.

Department: There are the Department of Accounting and Management, the Department of Architecture, the Department of Engineering, the Department of Linguistics, and the Department of Science.

Ranking: In the Times Higher Education World University Impact Rankings, it ranks 801-1000 in the "Quality Education" dimension in 2024 and 1001+ in the "Target Partnership" dimension in 2022.

Fee: No exact information is available. However, as a public university, tuition fees are usually low, and scholarships, grants and other funding programs may be provided to eligible students to reduce financial pressure.

Campus environment: Tuxtla Gutierrez, where the main campus is located, has the 16th-century San Marcos Cathedral and various museums, with a strong cultural atmosphere. The teaching facilities of each campus meet the teaching needs of different disciplines, and the living facilities around the campus are complete, creating a good learning and living environment for students.