Universidad Autónoma Chapingo

Universidad Autónoma Chapingo, also known as Chapingo Autonomous University, is one of the leading agricultural colleges in Mexico and Latin America with 167 experience years. It provides free studies to young people from all the states of the country, giving priority to those who come from indigenous populations. One of the most cultural richeness of the University is the presence of 76% of the indigenous languages ​​ from Mexico.

Recognized in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021 for its agriculture & forestry teaching as the second best ranked in México, and in the Global QS World University Rankings as one of the Top 10 Universities and Top 5 Public Universities in the country, the university offers a range of 27 bachelor, 14 master and 12 PhD's degrees.

Located in Texcoco, Mexico State, the university is also home to the National Museum of Agriculture, which explores the development of agriculture in Mexico from the country’s pre-Hispanic origins to the present day. This museum is a valuable study resource for students at the university. The university is also famous for its artistic murals, created by the painter Diego Rivera.