The Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (UANL), founded on September 25, 1933, is one of Mexico's most prominent public universities and the leading higher education institution in northeastern Mexico. With a student population exceeding 214,000 and a faculty of approximately 6,900 professors, UANL offers a broad range of academic programs, spanning from high school education to specialized postgraduate degrees. The university operates seven strategically located campuses across Nuevo León, including the flagship Ciudad Universitaria Campus in San Nicolás de los Garza, as well as campuses in Linares, Escobedo, Monterrey, Marín, and Sabinas Hidalgo.
UANL is renowned for its academic excellence, advanced research infrastructure, and commitment to regional and national development. It boasts 27 research centers and 84 libraries with over 2 million volumes, providing robust academic and scientific support. Additionally, the university is consistently ranked among the best public universities in Mexico and Latin America, with accolades from QS World University Rankings and "El Universal." With a history spanning over 90 years, UANL stands as an educational benchmark, fostering the comprehensive development of its students and contributing to the social and economic progress of the region and the country.
