Introduction to the Universidad de las Américas, A.C.:

Introduction: This is a comprehensive university located in Mexico City, which conducts teaching and research in multiple disciplines and provides students with undergraduate, master's and other degree programs.

Overview: The school has several colleges, including the School of Arts, School of Business, School of Economics, School of Education, School of Engineering, School of Humanities, School of Information Technology, School of Law, School of Management, School of Music, School of Philosophy, School of Political Science, etc., covering many professional fields.

History and Establishment: Founded in 1940, it was originally named Mexico City College. In the 1960s, it was renamed the University of the Americas, and in 1968 it was renamed to its current name. In the early 1970s, with the assistance of the Inter-American Development Bank and other organizations, the school was divided into a campus in the Roma district of Mexico City and a new campus in the suburbs of Puebla. In 1984-1985, a group of dissident scholars broke away from the school board and moved to the old campus in Mexico City.

School Strength: The school has a certain academic influence in many disciplines. The students it trains have a certain performance in academic, business, cultural and other fields in Mexico and internationally. The school also cooperates and exchanges with many domestic and foreign institutions to provide students with a broad space for development.

Institutional Nature: Private University. Operating funds mainly come from tuition, donations, research project funds and corporate cooperation.

Educational Philosophy: There is no clear and public educational philosophy. However, as a comprehensive university, it usually focuses on cultivating students' critical thinking, innovation ability and social responsibility, and is committed to providing students with a comprehensive education so that they can be competitive in a globalized society.

Key laboratories and disciplines: There are no clearly highlighted key laboratories. Key disciplines include business, education, political science, literature, communication, philosophy, economics, law, history, medicine, engineering, psychology, anthropology, religious studies, computer science, mathematics, physics, earth science, sociology, biology, criminal justice, etc.

Faculty: There are Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Business, Faculty of Economics, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Information Technology, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Management, Faculty of Music, Faculty of Philosophy, Faculty of Political Science, etc.

Ranking: In the global university influence rankings, it has a certain world ranking in many disciplines such as business, education, and political science. However, it is not clearly listed in the comprehensive rankings of world universities such as QS and Times.

Expense: The annual private tuition fee of the school is US$62,670. Tuition fees for different majors vary. For example, the tuition fees of various colleges such as the School of Arts and the School of Business range from US$950 to US$19,500.

Campus environment: The school is located in Mexico City, with convenient transportation and rich cultural resources. The architectural style on campus is unique, integrating traditional Mexican cultural elements with modern architectural concepts. It has modern teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, art studios, sports facilities, etc., providing students with a good learning and living environment. At the same time, the school also pays attention to campus culture construction and often holds various academic activities, cultural exhibitions, concerts, etc. to create a strong academic and cultural atmosphere.