墨西哥墨西哥国立自治大学
2025-01-26
更新时间:2025-01-26 22:59:26作者:欧曼老师
墨西哥国立自治大学是拉丁美洲最大的大学。它最初是“墨西哥皇家宗座大学”,由当时的教育部长Justo Sierra于1910年创建,其目标是创建一所基于自由主义价值观的墨西哥高等教育学院
1929年,该大学被授予不受政府影响的自主权,这使其在课程和预算管理方面享有更大的自由
如今,除了提供本科生和研究生学位外,它还在墨西哥城开办了几所高中,为学生接受高等教育做准备
该大学的主校区由墨西哥一些最优秀的建筑师设计,是公认的世界遗产。墨西哥各地也有其他校区,该大学在得克萨斯州、伊利诺伊州和魁北克也有国际业务
尽管大学教学是用西班牙语进行的,但大多数学位课程都包括一个为期五周的强化西班牙语课程,面向需要提高语言技能的国际学生
NAUM与三位诺贝尔和平奖、文学奖和化学奖获得者有联系。其他著名校友包括不少于五位墨西哥总统以及一些著名的记者、哲学家和政治家
该大学以其卓越的研究成果而自豪,并拥有多个研究中心,包括应用科学和技术发展中心,这些中心强调科学与现实世界问题的结合。NAUM还专门研究与墨西哥和发展中国家直接相关的问题
The National Autonomous University of Mexico (NAUM) is the largest university in Latin America. Originally the ‘Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico’, it was founded in 1910 by the then minister of education, Justo Sierra, whose aim was to create a Mexican institute of higher learning based on liberal values.
In 1929 the university was granted autonomy from government influence, which allowed it greater freedoms around curriculum and budgetary management.
Today, as well as offering degrees at undergraduate and postgraduate level, it also runs several high schools throughout Mexico City which prepares students for higher education.
The university’s main campus, designed by some of Mexico’s best architects, is a recognised World Heritage site. Other campuses exist across Mexico and the university also has an international presence in Texas, Illinois and Quebec.
Although university instruction is given in Spanish, most degree programmes include an intensive, five-week Spanish language programme for international students who need to brush up on their language skills.
NAUM has associations with three Nobel Laureates in Peace, Literature and Chemistry. Other notable alumni include no less than five presidents of Mexico and a number of renowned journalists, philosophers and politicians.
The university prides itself on its research excellence and is home to various research centres – including the Centre for Applied Sciences and Technological Development – which emphasise the integration of science with real world problems. NAUM also specialises in conducting research into issues directly relevant to Mexico and the developing world.