Introduction to the Benito Juárez Autonomous University of Oaxaca, Mexico:

Introduction: The university is located in Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico. It is a long-established higher education institution, abbreviated as UABJO.

Overview: The school offers a variety of degree programs, including undergraduate, master's and doctoral programs, covering a variety of fields such as arts and humanities, business and social sciences, medicine and health, science and technology, and currently has more than 19,000 students. The campus facilities are complete, including libraries, student lounges, recreational areas, student unions, dormitories, modern teaching facilities and laboratories, sports facilities, health centers and medical facilities.

History and establishment time: The school's history can be traced back to August 26, 1825, when the Oaxaca Academy of Sciences and Arts was established under the decree of Governor Ignacio Morales. On January 8, 1827, the academy officially opened and became the predecessor of the university. At the end of 1931, the college gained autonomy, and in December 1943 it gained full autonomy. On January 17, 1955, it was officially renamed the Autonomous University of Benito Juárez, Oaxaca.

School Strength: The school is an important part of the Mexican public education system, and has certain strengths in teaching and scientific research. The school has a team of highly qualified teachers, including experts and scholars who have made outstanding contributions in various fields. The school focuses on the combination of academic research and practical application, and actively carries out cooperation and exchanges with domestic and foreign universities and scientific research institutions, providing students with a broad academic vision and practical opportunities.

Institutional Nature: A public university, a non-profit institution funded by the government, aims to cultivate various professional talents for the society and promote the development of the region and the country.

Educational Philosophy: The school motto is "Ciencia, Arte, Libertad", which means "Science, Art, Freedom", which reflects the school's emphasis on knowledge, art and the spirit of free exploration, and is committed to cultivating all-round talents with innovative spirit, humanistic qualities and social responsibility.

Key laboratories and disciplines: There is no public information on key laboratories. In terms of disciplines, medicine, law, economics, linguistics, etc. are the school's traditional advantageous disciplines, which are relatively outstanding in terms of teaching resources, faculty and scientific research results. For example, its language school has characteristics in the teaching and research of local languages, especially in the teaching and promotion of local languages ​​such as Zapotec.

Faculty: The school has multiple faculties, including the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Languages, the Faculty of Arts, etc., to manage and teach different subject areas.

Ranking: Ranked 58th in Mexico and ranked in the top 300 in the Latin American ranking of the QS World University Rankings.

Fees: There is no clear tuition information. Generally speaking, public universities have more favorable tuition fees for domestic students, and international students may have different tuition fees. Referring to other public universities in Mexico, tuition fees may be relatively low.

Campus environment: The campus is located in the city center, belongs to an urban campus, and has convenient transportation. The campus has a unique architectural style that integrates local cultural characteristics. It also has modern teaching facilities and a comfortable learning and living environment. There are many buildings and open green spaces, providing students with an ideal place for study and leisure.