Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA) reviews

Universidad Iberoamericana is a private institution open to all faiths and nationalities.
The University was founded in 1943 by the Jesuits with a School of Philosophy and Literature. It was chartered in 1954 as the Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C. The University moved to its modern new campus in the Santa Fe area of Mexico City in 1988. The University system, structured into departments, allows for interdisciplinary study in the following areas: Art, Sciences, Religious Sciences, Political and Social Sciences, Economy, Philosophy, History and Literature (Disciplinary studies); Business Administration, Accounting, Architecture, Urban Studies and Design, Communication, Law, Education and Human Development, International Studies, Engineering, Psychology and Health (Profesional Studies).
For students interested in American affairs, studying in a Latin American country has no substitute. For students interested in their Mexican heritage it is an incomparable opportunity.
The Universidad Iberoamericana is fortunate to be located in Mexico City, with magnificent examples of the remains of the great Aztec Empire, the splendor of the colonial period and the amazing cosmopolitan vitality of modern Mexico. The exciting metropolis remains unchallenged in its educational and cultural facilities. A source of national pride, modern museums of art, anthropology, history and archeology present the glories of Mexico's past. A wide variety of shops, restaurants and recreational areas are conveniently situated in and around the city.
Mexico City is the gateway to the most beautiful Pacific, Gulf and Caribbean beaches as well as to many interesting archeological sites and colonial cities. Approximately 2,280 meters (7,500 feet) above sea level, the city has a temperate climate with cool nights and early mornings During the summer months there is daily rain.