Bachelor in History 48 months Undergraduate Program By Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México - IBERO |Top Universities

Program overview

Main Subject

History

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

History transcends mere academic discipline; it fulfills a fundamental human need. At our department, we recognize its profound significance intertwined with the very essence of humanity, rendering it inherently relevant. Through our program, we offer both theoretical and technical frameworks to critically analyze the past and professionalize its study, engaging in a constant dialogue with the present. Since our inception in 1957, we have been dedicated to shaping historians while fostering fresh intellectual inquiries across three research strands: Theory of History and Historiography, History of the Present Time, and Global History. Complemented by editorial endeavors, outreach initiatives, and a dynamic academic faculty, the majority of whom are affiliated with the National System of Researchers of Conacyt, we continue to push the boundaries of historical inquiry. Upon graduation, our students will possess the following capabilities: Conduct historical research grounded in robust theoretical and technical foundations; Engage in the review, organization, registration, and interpretation of historical documents; Develop digital projects aimed at research, preservation, dissemination, and educational purposes in history; Formulate strategies for cultural and heritage management rooted in historical knowledge; and Create pedagogical approaches tailored for teaching history across diverse educational levels, objectives, and audiences.

Program overview

Main Subject

History

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

History transcends mere academic discipline; it fulfills a fundamental human need. At our department, we recognize its profound significance intertwined with the very essence of humanity, rendering it inherently relevant. Through our program, we offer both theoretical and technical frameworks to critically analyze the past and professionalize its study, engaging in a constant dialogue with the present. Since our inception in 1957, we have been dedicated to shaping historians while fostering fresh intellectual inquiries across three research strands: Theory of History and Historiography, History of the Present Time, and Global History. Complemented by editorial endeavors, outreach initiatives, and a dynamic academic faculty, the majority of whom are affiliated with the National System of Researchers of Conacyt, we continue to push the boundaries of historical inquiry. Upon graduation, our students will possess the following capabilities: Conduct historical research grounded in robust theoretical and technical foundations; Engage in the review, organization, registration, and interpretation of historical documents; Develop digital projects aimed at research, preservation, dissemination, and educational purposes in history; Formulate strategies for cultural and heritage management rooted in historical knowledge; and Create pedagogical approaches tailored for teaching history across diverse educational levels, objectives, and audiences.

Admission requirements

5.5+
72+
4 Years
Aug

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Universidad Iberoamericana (IBERO) offers 36 bachelor’s-degree and 39 graduate-degree programs (27 master degrees, 9 doctorates and 3 specializations), most of which are certified either in Mexico or abroad, including several granted by Mexico’s National Council for Science and Technology (CONACYT); Over 200 diplomas and other courses that provide training to companies, government institutions and individuals.

Students who are interested in pursuing a graduate program or in taking graduate level courses and would like further information, please contact:

Graduate Promotion Office

 Tel. +52 (55) 9177-4445

 To be admitted into a graduate program, students must pass the Exam III (CENEVAL), which is an exam in Spanish required for admission. The exam may be taken at the IBERO or at CENEVAL centers throughout Mexico.

 International students who do not live in Mexico may take the exam after their arrival at the university on the first date the exam is offered at the university.

 For more information about the Exam III click here (page in Spanish).

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