Different Types of Humanities and Social Sciences Degree Programs

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Degree Programs

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Bachelor of Arts

in Literature—

Bachelor of Arts

in Philosophy —

Bachelor of Arts

in Humanistic and

Social Studies—

Bachelor of Arts

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A leading professional with comprehensive interdisciplinary training in literature, philosophy, art, sociology and

history who is able to transmit cultural, artistic, social, business and ethical values to make proposals that fulfill to the needs of society in the twenty-first century. This professional is thus able to enrich the material and human progress of public and private institutions.

A professional who is able to understand, analyze and interpret literary texts and the humanities. In the same way, this professional develops a deep knowledge and practice of literary creation in order to venture into the creation and management of editorial, journalistic, artistic, advertising, audiovisual and multimedia companies; being able to present innovative proposals to contribute to the growth of a multicultural and globalized society.

A professional who knows and understands dynamics and contexts of society at the national, regional, and local levels. This professional is able to serve as an advisor in order to resolve socio-cultural issues, as well as the improvement of public and private institutions. Additionally, this professional can document and evaluate occurrences in communities, government agencies, industries, and political parties, through scientific observation techniques such as interviewing, surveying and participating actively in the change of contemporary society.

A professional who is a leader in business, ethics and social responsibility and is capable of generating and directing projects in the business, academic and political sectors. At the same time, this professional serves as a strategic planning advisor in public and private organizations, based on knowledge of philosophy, socio-cultural issues, administration and leadership.

Workshops and Laboratories—

Those are designed for students to get the most out of their academic program through labs and workshops that facilitate practice, as well as strengthening knowledge acquired during coursework.

- Television Studio

- Photography Laboratory and Studio - Literary Creation

- Literary Editing

- UDEM News Agency - UDEM Radio 90.5 FM - Media Laboratory

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It is essential for UDEM to train professionals with a global vision,a capacity for analysis, and a great ability to perform with ease within the international context.

We believe that it is of the utmost importance to foster in our students the ability to focus on cultural similarities rather than on the differences between them and their fellow men, thus turning them into people who are ready to interact in a multicultural environment and make relevant contributions to the progress of their communities through international education with a human touch.

UDEM’s Department for International Programs puts at your disposal about 650 alternatives at the best universities in the world, offering you programs that include summer courses, internships, and study periods of up to one year abroad.

Academic Exchange—

Global Education—

Foreign Students—

Internationalization—

international scope and values the diversity of its students, proudly welcoming students from different countries.

International students have the opportunity to study their full degree at UDEM or visit us on academic exchange.

UDEM offers you a multicultural on-campus environment through a solid model of international participation which includes:

1. The promotion of international activities and programs.

2. Constant interaction with foreign students and professors.

3. Visiting faculty from universities in other parts of the world.

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- Consultant in Business Ethics - Consultant in Organizational

Development and Labor Climate - Museographer

- Museum Curator

- Director of Cinema and Animation - Creator of Video Games

- Screenwriter and Producer of Radio and Television - Cultural Promoter - Researcher of Programs of Social Impact

- Director of Cultural Promotion Office

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UDEM Degree Programs in Humanities and Social Sciences are the only Bachelor of Arts Programs in Mexico and Latin American that combining creation, analysis, research, history and editing, in a truly high level of professionalism. The flexible and personalized model of the programs offers students the option to choose 12 elective courses within a wide variety of available options so as to enhance and direct their possibilities of employment and intellectual development.

Thanks to the curricular structure and the close academic relationship between the programs belonging to Humanities and Social Sciences, it is possible to receive a dual-degree, with only one year and a half of additional studies.

- Cultural Ambassador

- Cataloger of Artistic, Historical and Cultural Heritages

- Trilingual Professor in Humanistic Areas - Director of Educational Institutions - Creator of Non-Governmental Organizations - Director of Private and Community Libraries

- Coordinator of Social Justice, Social Equity and Gender Programs - Coordinator of Sustainable

Development and Community Programs

Curriculum

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Associates Degree

Humanities—

- Literary Archetypes: Rupture and Continuity in Literature - Social Change

- The End of Monarchies and Development of the Bourgeoisie and the Proletariat

- Epistemology - Contemporary Schools of Humanist Thought - Ethics - Contemporary Philosophy - Philosophy of Language - Greek Philosophy

- Latin American Philosophy

- Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy - Modern Philosophy

- Philosophy of Science

- Globalization and Cultural Change - History of Ideas in Latin America - History of Western Thought - Introduction to Philosophy

- Philosophy Based on Current Problems - Ideology of Images

- Sources of Western Literature - Literature in the Twentieth Century - Contemporary Hispanic-American

Literature

- Mexican Literature I - Mexican Literature II

- Magic and Fantasy in Latin American Literature: Modernism and its Epigones - Logic

- Metaphysics - The Classical World

- Contemporary Social Thinkers - Nineteenth Century Perspectives - Renaissance and Encounter of Two Worlds

- Rupture and Continuity in Literature, Nineteenth Century Perspectives - Literature Seminar

- Seminar in Comparative Literature - Seminar in Sociological Research

Projects I

- Seminar in Sociological Research Projects II

- Seminar in Sociological Research Projects III

- Seminar on Philosophical Inquiry - Sociology of Culture

- Sociology of Organizations

- Sociology of Work - General Sociology - Political Sociology

- Creative Writing Workshop I: Poetry and Short Fiction - Creative Writing Workshop II: Theater and Film

- Writing, Editing Workshop I - Writing, Editing Workshop II - Literary Journalism Workshop - General Theory of Art

- Contemporary Sociological Theory I - Contemporary Sociological Theory II - Sociological Theory in the

Nineteenth Century - Sociological Theory in the Twentieth Century

Basic Courses—

- Organizational Leadership - Interpreting Statistical Information - Social Thinking of the Church - Global Competencies

- Compared International Contexts - Academic Writing

Core Courses—

One course from each block

Elective Courses—

NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES - Human Anatomy - Nutrition - Preventive Stomatology I - Biochemistry - Research - Chemistry - Differential Calculus - Computer Mathematics - Mathematical Logic

- Differential and Integral Calculus - Statistics

- Basic Electronics - Astronomy

- Sustainable Development - Technology: Tools for Productivity - Trends in Science and Technology SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES - Fundamentals of Administration - Human Capital Management - Marketing

- Tourism

- Introduction to Finance - Sociology of Culture

- Introduction to Anthropology

- Introduction to International Relations - History of Legal Institutions

- General Criminal Law - Person and Family - Mexican Studies - General Psychology

- Child and Adolescent Psychology - Psychology of Learning

- Social Psychology

- Development of Interpersonal Skills ARTS AND HUMANITIES

- Ideology of Images - Art After the Cold War - History of Photography - The Classical World - Effective Communication - Oral Communication

- Sources of Western Literature - Study of Religions

- Organizational Ethics - Sociology of Organizations

- Languages: Spanish, French, German or Mandarin Chinese

- Preparation for Success in the TOEFL

Twelve courses are to be selected

Specialization Courses—

- Analysis of Education in Mexico - Cultural Anthropology

- Film Appreciation

- Learning and its Initiatives for Intellectual and Emotional Development

- Regional Art and its Context - Regional Art: Projects - Art, Speech and Meaning - Elementary Mandarin Chinese - Pre-Intermediate Mandarin Chinese - Low-Intermediate Mandarin Chinese - Effective Communication in English for Business

- Graphic Communication - Organizational Communication - Communication and Conflict - Communication and Social

Responsibility - Visual Culture

- From the Industrial Revolution to the Forefront in Europe - From Modernism to Present - Fundamental Rights and Citizenship - Diagnosis in Organizations

- General Didactics - Film Director - Typeface Design - Instructional Design - Continuing Education and Community Development - The End of Monarchies - Elaboration and Execution of Presentations in English - Advanced Spanish II - Advanced Spanish III - Elementary Spanish - Intermediate Spanish - Advanced Spanish I - Pre-Intermediate Spanish - Intervention Strategies in Communication

- Strategies for the Debate - Strategies for Image Creation - Sequential Bound Structures - Design Study of Information Systems in 2D

- Fundamental Study of Graphic Design - Introduction to Study of Visual Thought - Educational Assessment

- Political Philosophy

- Formation of Mexican State - Publishing and Editorial Formats - Photography Training for Designers - Photography and Digital Media - Broadcast Genres

- Screenwriting - Writing for Media - Digital Tools for Design - History of Political Theory - History of Contemporary Mexico - Modern World History

- Image and Digital Intervention - Static and Moving Images - Technical Instruction and Radio

Broadcasting - Technical Instruction and Television Anchoring - Interventions in Organizational

Psychology

- Introduction to Political Science - Introduction to Typeface Design - Introduction to Spanish

- Introduction to Law

- Introduction to Mandarin Chinese - Qualitative Research in Education - Quantitative Research in Education - Networks and Art

- Media Literacy

- Legislation of Intellectual and Industrial Property - Literature and Interactive Digital Production - Political Marketing

- Computational Mathematics - Print and Digital Media - Methods and Techniques of Political Analysis - Regional Art Monographs - Multimedia and Video

- Profiles and Models Professors - News Journalism

- Multimedia Journalism - World Journalism - Person and Family - Educational Planning

- Mexican Educational Policy in the Global Context

- Political Geography - Advanced Film Production - Production of Videogame Scripts - TV Production

- Radio Broadcasting Production - Photography Project - Psychology of Personality - Psychology of Organizations - Psychology of Groups - Psychology of Leadership - Organizational Psychology - Film-making

- Professional Writing in English - International Humanities Seminar - Mexican Political System

- Literary Creation Workshop III: Novel - Photography Workshop

- Literary Journalism Workshop

- Video Workshop I: Video and Sound Art - Educational Technology

- Theory of the State and Public Administration

- Contemporary Political Theory - Text and Image

- Life and Culture of Mexico - Video and Communication

Supplementary

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Co-Curricular

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Internship and Final

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Two courses are to be selected from one discipline outside the curriculum.

Four courses are to be selected from art, sports, music, dance, sustainability, leadership and spirituality.

- Program for Professional Internship in Humanities

- Final Evaluation Program for Humanities I

- Final Evaluation Program for Humanities II

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The University of Monterrey helps people develop in an integral manner through its personalized educational model. Within an intercultural environment, UDEM identifies and perfects the talent each student has, guiding such talent with academic and human excellence to reach its maximum potential, which results in the student’s professional and personal success.

UDEM has a commitment to the integral training of its students and, thus, offers a series of co-curricular courses and extra-curricular activities through which the students can develop their physical, leadership, cultural, artistic and social-responsibility skills and experience and promote the universal values inherent to BEING.

Personalized Educational Model—

Experiential Learning—

Admission

Requirements—

Submit your duly completed admission application form and requested documents to the Office of Admissions.

Take Academic Aptitude Test and get required score.

Make payment of

pre-registration fee by any of the following means: on-line, in person, or at bank.

Define your class schedule with your Curriculum Director.

Complete your registration by any of the following means: on-line, in person, at bank; using any of the different payment methods.

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For further information go to:

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For further information go to:

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Associated Degrees in Humanities. Recognition of Official Validity of Studies (RVOE)* granted by the Mexican Secretariat of Public Education on 2009, according to Authorization 20100873 / 20090945 / 20110277 / 20090945, effective as of 2009. Accredited by the Commission of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

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