Universidad Iberoamericana (IBERO), in its Mexico-City campus, is acknowledged as one of Mexico’s top private educational institutions, widely known both in Mexico and abroad for the high quality of its study programs.
IBERO's underlying aim is to safeguard, disseminate and improve higher education by training the professionals, teachers, researchers and technicians our society needs.
At present it offers:
34 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.
Established over 74 years ago, Universidad Iberoamericana (IBERO) is one of the nation's first private universities and the oldest Jesuit university.
Drawing on the legacy of improving ourselves every year, we provide rigorous programs of research and study preparing students for life, educating the whole person through the exposure to different faiths, cultures and beliefs.
IBERO is an institution entrusted to the Society of Jesus, whose mission is to contribute to the achievement of a more free, solidary, just, inclusive, productive and peaceful society, through the development and spreading of knowledge and the formation of professionals and researchers with a high human and intellectual quality, internationally competent, committed to the greatest service to others, and inspired by authentic human, social and transcendent values.
IBERO, is recognized nationally and internationally by its Jesuit model of education that, inspired by the faith that fights for justice, in a dialogue with other religions and cultures, forms the best men and women for Mexico and the world; and for its socially pertinent and transformational research and partnerships, especially in the fields of education, social justice, poverty eradication and sustainable development.
Principles
Freedom of conscience for all its members.
A continuous and sincere openness for dialogue with all schools of though.
Academic freedom to teach and research – within the norms of morality and law, and in accordance with a Christian concept of the human being.
Genuine autonomy of academic functions, free from dependence on or submission to external political or economic interests.
A profound and effective sense of social justice, which strives for the integral development of human communities, especially those in most need.
Educational Philosophy
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