The 2026 edition of the curricula includes a shared curricular component across all academic programs, known as General Education. Its purpose is to provide a broad-based education that prepares the student community to become global citizens. It encompasses courses and learning units that cover foundational knowledge across multiple disciplines, without an exclusive focus on professional training. In this way, it ensures that all students acquire essential competencies, regardless of the academic program in which they are enrolled.

General Education comprises 30 credits, of which 15 are mandatory and 15 are elective. The 15 mandatory credits consist of fixed learning units within each academic program and form part of the General Education component. The remaining 15 elective credits are part of the General Education Elective Offer. All learning units, both mandatory and elective, are organized into five thematic areas:

1. Mathematics and Natural Sciences
2. Humanities and Fine Arts
3. Social and Behavioral Sciences
4. Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation
5. Ethics and Citizenship

Each of these thematic areas includes defined learning outcomes that represent the competencies students are expected to develop.

Mathematics and Natural Sciences Area (one course)

Student Learning Outcome (SLO):

Critical Thinking

Students establish personal judgments or positions on various situations based on the evaluation of information.

Variable credits: students should choose a 3-credit course from the list below
Code	Name
MA1062	Mathematics and Data Science
BI1004	Languages of life: Biology, Data and AI
EH1030	Digital Truth and Infodemic in Networks and Algorithms
EC1023	Applied Personal Finance and Economics
H1072	Data Science and Cultural Analytics
P1012	Anatomical and Natural Drawing
A1010	Mexican Politics: Evolution and Challenges

Mandatory credits: students must take all the courses from the list below, according with the program in which they are enrolled
Code	Name	CA	Mandatory courses per undergraduate program
MA1060	Mathematical Thinking	3	LEC26, LTP26, LRI26, CIS26, LED26, BIR26
SO1001	Logic and Scientific Thinking	3	LEC26, LTP26, LRI26, CIS26, LED26, BIR26
EC1022	Microeconomics	3	LEC26, LTP26, LRI26, CIS26, LED26, BIR26
MA1054	Differential and Integral Calculus	3	IAG26, IAL26, IBT26, IC 26, IDS26, IE 26, IFI26, IM 26, IMT26, INA26, IQ 26, IDM26, IID26, IIS26, IRS26, ITC26, ITD26, IMD26, ING26, ICT26, BIE26, BME26
Q1030	Chemistry Fundamentals	3	IAG26, IAL26, IBT26, IC 26, IDS26, IE 26, IFI26, IM 26, IMT26, INA26, IQ 26, IID26, IIS26, IMD26, ING26, BIE26, BME26
F1025B	The Laws of Motion and Conservation	6	IAG26, IAL26, IBT26, IC 26, IDS26, IE 26, IFI26, IM 26, IMT26, INA26, IQ 26, IDM26, IID26, IIS26, IRS26, ITC26, ITD26, IMD26, ING26, ICT26, BIE26, BME26
MA1005B	Matrix Algebra and Numerical Methods	3	IAG26, IAL26, IBT26, IC 26, IDS26, IE 26, IFI26, IM 26, IMT26, INA26, IQ 26, IDM26, IID26, IIS26, IRS26, ITC26, ITD26, IMD26, ING26, ICT26, BIE26, BME26
CF1017	Analysis and Financial Decisions	3	CPF26, LAE26, LAF26, LDE26, LDO26, LEM26, LIT26, LIN26, NEG26, BFI26, BBA26, BGB26, BM26
CF1003B	Financial Management	3	CPF26, LAE26, LAF26, LDE26, LDO26, LEM26, LIT26, LIN26, NEG26, BFI26, BBA26, BGB26, BM26
BE1006	Research and Data Analysis in Health Sciences	2	LBC26, LNB26, LPS26, MC 26, MO 26, SLD26

 

Humanities and Fine Arts Area (one course)

Student Learning Outcome (SLO):

Communication

Students exchange oral and written messages that facilitate professional and social engagement

Variable credits: students should choose a 3-credit course from the list below
Code	Name
CO1011	Argumentation, Debate, and the Art of Persuasion
H1073	Prometheus to Marvel: Film, Myths, and Video Games
AV1011	Film analysis: from Lumiere to streaming
A1011	Global Art: A Plural History
A1012	Epistemologies for Alternative Scenarios
EH1031	Diverse Mexico: Heritage and Living Memory

Mandatory credits: students must take all the courses from the list below, according with the program in which they are enrolled.
Code	Name	CA	Mandatory courses per undergraduate program
CO1004B	Exploration of Practices, Tendencies and Audiences	3	LC26, HCM26, LEI26, LHD26, LLE26, LTM26
EH1025	Digital Languages, Technologies and Semiotics	3	LC26, HCM26, LEI26, LHD26, LLE26, LTM26

 

Social and Behavioral Sciences Area (one course)

Student Learning Outcome (SLO):

Futures Thinking

Students develop both individual and shared visions of sustainable futures by analyzing multiple possible scenarios

Variable credits: students should choose a 3-credit course from the list below
Code	Name
D1037	Legal Compass in the Real World
RI1019	Gender Identities and Possible Futures
EC1025	From Micro-incentives to Macro-outcomes
EC1024	Urban Futures: Data, Design and Policy
CC1029	Socio-emotional Skills for Change
RI1020	Security in the Global (dis)order

Mandatory credits: students must take all the courses from the list below, according with the program in which they are enrolled
Code	Name	CA	Mandatory courses per undergraduate program
EH1022	From the Homo Sapiens to the Postdigital Human	3	LC26, HCM26, LEI26, LHD26, LLE26, LTM26
BE1001B	Healthy Life Course	6	LBC26, LNB26, LPS26, MC26, MO26, SLD26
SD1011B	Health Determinants	3	LBC26, LNB26, LPS26, MC26, MO26, SLD26

 

Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Area (one course)

Student Learning Outcome (SLO):

Entrepreneurial Innovation

Students develop conscious opportunities that generate economic, social, and environmental value.

Variable credits: students should choose a 3-credit course from the list below
Code	Name
EM1012	Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Innovation
A1013	Business in the Creative and Cultural Industries
EH1032	Culture, Innovation, and Social Entrepreneurship
P1019	Innovation with Public Value
DL1028	Innovation and Regenerative Design Lab
EH1033	Inclusive Leadership and Diversity Management

Mandatory credits: students must take all the courses from the list below, according with the program in which they are enrolled
Code	Name	CA	Mandatory courses per undergraduate program
DL1024	Creative Methods	3	ARQ26, LAD26, LDI26, LUB26, AAD26, BA26
A1002B	Creative Coding	3	ARQ26, LAD26, LDI26, LUB26, AAD26, BA26
AR1010B	Design Fundamentals	6	ARQ26, LAD26, LDI26, LUB26, AAD26, BA26
EH1023	Programming for Digital Humanities	3	LC26, HCM26, LEI26, LHD26, LLE26, LTM26
MA1003B	Innovative Perspectives in Engineering	3	IAG26, IAL26, IBT26, IC26, IDS26, IE26, IFI26, IM26, IMT26, INA26, IQ26, IDM26, IID26, IIS26, IRS26, ITC26, ITD26, IMD26, ING26, ICT26, BIE26, BME26
MT1003B	Market-based Innovation	6	CPF26, LAE26, LAF26, LDE26, LDO26, LEM26, LIT26, LIN26, NEG26, BFI26, BBA26, BGB26, BM26

 

Ethics and Citizenship Area (one course)

Student Learning Outcome (SLO):

Ethics

Students demonstrate ethical behavior based on dignity, integrity, responsibility, and the common good

Variable credits: students should choose a 3-credit course from the list below
Code	Name
H1074	Ethics and Artificial Intelligence
EH1036	Possible Futures: Sustainable Ethics and Diversity
P1020	Digital Citizenship, Ethics, and Legality
EH1034	Ecofeminisms and Community Futures
EH1035	Ethics and Technology in the posthuman era
D1038	Equality under Construction: Gender and Rights

Mandatory credits: students must take all the courses from the list below, according with the program in which they are enrolled
Code	Name	CA	Mandatory courses per undergraduate program
A1001B	History of Art, Design and City	3	ARQ26, LAD26, LDI26, LUB26, AAD26, BA26
RI1003B	Global Challenges	3	LEC26, LTP26, LRI26, CIS26, LED26, BIR26
P1017	Political Philosophy	3	LEC26, LTP26, LRI26, CIS26, LED26, BIR26
EH1024	Critical Studies of Culture	3	LC26, HCM26, LEI26, LHD26, LLE26, LTM26
SD1009B	Introduction to Health Sciences	3	LBC26, LNB26, LPS26, MC26, MO26, SLD26
SD1023	Person-Centered Care	1	LBC26, LNB26, LPS26, MC26, MO26, SLD26
AD1002B	Business Role in Society	3	CPF26, LAE26, LAF26, LDE26, LDO26, LEM26, LIT26, LIN26, NEG26, BFI26, BBA26, BGB26, BM26