University of Colima

The Universidad de Colima is the public university of the Mexican state of Colima. It has campuses in the cities of Colima, Villa de Alvarez, Coquimatlán, Tecomán and Manzanillo.

History

The Universidad de Colima was founded on September 16, 1940 under the impact of the tenure of Lázaro Cárdenas.

Structure

The faculties of the university are divided among the major towns of the state.

Campus Colima

Colima is the largest campus of the University of Colima. In Colima telematics, nursing, medicine, social work, psychology, education, market research, philology, fine arts, law and natural sciences are offered, as well as the integrated degree programs in Business Administration / Public Administration and Political Science / Social Sciences.

Campus Villa de Álvarez

In Villa de Álvarez courses of study foreign languages ​​, economics, education, philosophy and tourism activities are offered.

Campus Coquimatlán

In Coquimatlán the study programs in architecture, chemistry, electrical engineering and engineering for urban development and infrastructure are available.

Campus Tecomán

In Tecomán degree programs in veterinary medicine and biology are offered, as well as the integrated study program in Business Administration and Management Sciences.

Campus Manzanillo

In Manzanillo degree courses Engineering for Electrical, Marine Science and Nursing and foreign trade are offered, as well as the integrated study program in Business Administration and Management Sciences.