Metropolitan Autonomous University

城市自治大学

World Ranking
1478 USNEWS
1501+ TIMES
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- ARWU
Domestic Ranking
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- TIMES
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- ARWU
  • Basic Information
  • Description
  • Indicator Ranking
  • Key Statistics
  • Ranking Trend
  • Student-faculty ratios: 20.0
  • Male to female ratio: 48 : 52
  • School nature: Public
  • Website: -
  • Address: Ciudad de México, Distrito Federal,Mexico
  • Phone: -

Metropolitan Autonomous University (UAM) was founded in 1974, with the aid of the then-president Luis Echeverria Alvarez. This was one of the establishments implemented after the Tlatelolco massacre in Mexico (1968) and several other movements, all of which called for a national improvement in education and comprehensive education reform. It is spread over four campuses around Mexico City: Azcapotzalco, Cuajimalpa, Iztapalapa and Xochimilco. The fifth is based in Lerma, a conurbated town near Toluca in the state of Mexico. Split into six academic divisions: basic sciences and engineering, biological sciences and health, communications sciences and design, natural sciences and engineering, social sciences and humanities and sciences and arts for design, UAM offers 75 undergraduate and 75 postgraduate programs. As soon as it opened, UAM began offering an undergraduate degree in environmental engineering, making it the first Mexican university to do so. UAM is implicated in a wide range of social enterprise projects, with the aim of supporting and resolving the problems of Mexican society’s most vulnerable. These include stomatology clinics and legal services for those who cannot afford them, a research and training centre in Chiapas, and the Sierra Nevada Project, with the goal of reconfiguring traditional production practices into sustainable operations that can be maintained long-term. On-campus facilities and opportunities include foreign language centres, a library, several bookshops, medical centres and sports grounds. It is highly selective in its admission policy and relies on entrance examinations and past academic records. Between 20-30 per cent of those who apply are accepted to study.

  • Total number of students 57,742
  • Number of international students 269
  • Total number of academic staff 2,870
  • Number of international staff 170
    • Number of undergraduate degrees awarded 5,145
    • Number of master's degrees awarded 520
    • Number of doctoral degrees awarded 205
    • Number of research only staff 2,730
    • Number of new undergraduate students 10,316
    • Number of new master's students 647
    • Number of new doctoral students 278
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  • Global score 29.8
  • Global research reputation #1,043
  • Regional research reputation #28
  • Publications #748
    • Books #677
    • Conferences #683
    • Normalized citation impact #972
    • Total citations #817
    • Number of publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #1,179
    • Percentage of total publications that are among the 10 percent most cited #1,346
    • International collaboration #1,243
    • Percentage of total publications with international collaboration #923
    • Number of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #939
    • Percentage of highly cited papers that are among the top 1 percent most cited #1,067

*The above data comes from: Official website of U.S.News

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  • 20.0

    No. of students per staff

  • 0%

    Percentage of International Students

  • 48 : 52

    Student Ratio of Females to Males

  • 57,827

    Number of FTE Students

*The above data comes from: Official website of TIMES

    • 2018

      801–1000

    • 2019

      801–1000

    • 2020

      601–800

    • 2017

      26–30

    • 2018

      26

    • 2019

      18

      • 2018

        201–250

      • 2019

        201–250

      • 2018

        301–400

      • 2019

        176–200

      • 2019

        801+

      • 2019

        601+

      • 2019

        801+

      • 2019

        601+

      • 2019

        =98

      • 2019

        101–200

      • 2019

        86

      • 2019

        79

      • 2019

        101–200

      • 2019

        57

      • 2019

        201–300

      • 2019

        41

      • 2019

        =47

      • 2019

        =16

      • 2019

        =81

      • 2019

        64

      • 2018

        251–300

      • 2019

        201–250

*The above data comes from: Official website of TIMES

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