Regiomontana University is a private university located in Monterrey, Mexico, with outstanding performance in teaching, research and student training:

Introduction and Overview: Regiomontana University is located in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, and is a private university. The school has multiple campuses located in the downtown area of ​​Monterrey, with convenient transportation and convenient access to various facilities. The total number of students is 8,004, including 5,395 undergraduates, 1,005 postgraduates, and 1,700 other types of students. It has 281 academic staff.

History: Its predecessor was the Model Education Institute (Instituto Modelo de Educación) from 1951 to 1969, and was officially converted into a university in 1969. In 2013, under the leadership of Ángel Casán Marcos, Chairman of the Board of Directors, a major reorganization began, and the current "U-erre" brand was launched. In 2017, the school began to operate a radio station, XE JM-AM 1450.

School Strength

Major Settings: It offers a wide range of degree programs, with 32 degree programs at the undergraduate level, including 10 engineering degrees; the Graduate School offers master's degree programs in business administration, industrial process management, safety and occupational health management, communications, commercial law and other fields, and some courses also offer online teaching.

Faculty: All teachers have master's or doctoral degrees and are experienced in teaching guidance, and can provide students with high-quality teaching and academic guidance.

International Exchange: As a member of the International Student Exchange Program (ISEP), it has carried out bilateral student exchange programs with many universities around the world, including Germany, Liechtenstein, France, the United States, Australia, etc., and has active international exchanges.

Nature of institution: Private university, with a certain degree of autonomy in operation and development, and able to flexibly adjust teaching and management strategies to adapt to market demand and social changes.

Educational philosophy: Adhering to the school motto of "Knowledge and Culture in the Service of Humanity (Scientia et cultura pro homine)", focusing on the combination of theory and practice, using technology to innovate teaching models, creating a learning space that promotes academic discussion and social interaction, cultivating students' critical thinking, and conducting collaborative, interdisciplinary and international learning experiences.

Key disciplines: Tourism Management has been certified by the National Tourism Education Quality Committee (Consejo Nacional para la Calidad de la Educación Turística); engineering-related disciplines have been certified by the Industrial Teaching Certification Committee (Consejo de Acreditación de la Enseñanza de la Ingeniería, CACEI). These disciplines have a high level and recognition in teaching and research. No key laboratories have been explicitly mentioned.

Faculty: There are three interrelated campuses and teaching units at the undergraduate level, namely the Business Administration Campus (Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Administrativas, FACCEA), the Humanities and Social Sciences Campus (Facultad de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales, FACHSCS), and the Engineering and Architecture Campus (Facultad de Ingeniería y Arquitectura, FACHIYA); in addition, there are secondary schools and graduate schools, which have built a relatively complete education system.

Ranking: In the QS ranking, it ranks in the top 400 in Latin America; in the Edurank ranking, it ranks in the top 150 in Mexico. The school is also the first university in Latin America to obtain GATE certification (for virtual master's programs), and is a member of the Mexican Federation of Private Universities (FIMPES), and has also obtained ISO 9001:2000 certification, all of which reflect the school's comprehensive strength.

Cost: The school provides students with scholarships, grants and other financial aid programs to reduce their financial burden. For specific tuition standards and details of various fees, please refer to the school's official website or admissions department for further inquiries.

Campus environment: The campus building style is urban architecture, equipped with modern facilities, including restaurants, bookstores, campus stores, health care rooms, entertainment areas, studios, sports fields, theaters, auditoriums, gyms, swimming pools, etc. There is also a digital library that provides rich electronic resources, computer systems, interlibrary loan and other services. Monterrey is an important industrial, economic and educational center in Mexico. The city is rich in culture. Students can participate in various cultural and sports activities. The school will also organize students to visit museums, markets, etc., and arrange weekend trips to colonial towns or archaeological sites.