| Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexiko-Stadt | International Office:
At UNAM, there is a strong separation between exchanges at Bachelor's and Master's level. - State research university
- is one of the oldest and largest universities in Latin America (over 300,000 students!)
- In the relevant rankings, it is always among the “Top 5” universities in Latin America
- Due to the high number of students, the range of courses on offer is very large. UNAM's central campus is located in the southern center of Mexico City.
- Some faculties have certain requirements which you must fulfill and which you can view here
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| El Colegio de México, Mexiko-Stadt | - State-run and founded in 1940, research-oriented
- With only 330 students and 7 different faculties, the Colmex is one of the smallest, but also one of the most famous institutions in Mexico
- The Colmex is particularly suitable for political scientists and for research purposes (final thesis / master's thesis).
- It may be possible to receive personal academic supervision for research projects.
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| Universidad de Guadalajara, Guadalajara | International Office - state-run, approx. 200,000 students
- second largest university in Mexico
- Wide range of courses also for advanced students
- Founded in 1792, therefore long academic tradition
- various campuses within the city of Guadalajara
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| Universidad de Guanajuato, Guanajuato | International Office - State university founded in 1732
- Approx. 15,000 students
- Similar to Tübingen, the faculties are spread across the small (colonial) city
- The Faculty of Psychology is located in the city of León, approx. 45 minutes by car from Guanajuato.
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| Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) | - state-run
- approx. 65,000 students
- one of the oldest universities in Mexico, founded in 1578
- wide range of courses on offer
- the central main campus with most degree courses is located in the old colonial and state capital of the state of the same name, Puebla; other campuses are spread across the state.
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| Universidad de las Américas, Puebla (UDLAP) | International Office - Private university, founded in 1940
- about 9,000 students
- Located in Cholula, a suburb of the capital Puebla in the state of the same name
- offers both Bachelor's and Master's degree courses and enjoys a good reputation both nationally and internationally.
- A B2 level of English is required for English courses at the local business school.
- Master's courses take place in the evenings and at weekends and are offered in a trimester system, so you do not take part in the regular semester. In addition, a very good knowledge of Spanish is required and it is not possible to take a Spanish course.
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| Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexiko-Stadt | International Office - One of the first private universities in Mexico, founded by Jesuit monks in 1943
- moved to a modern campus in Santa Fe, about 15 kilometers from Mexico City (good transport links to the city center), after being destroyed by an earthquake in 1988
- currently around 10,500 students
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| Universidad de Monterrey, Monterrey (UDEM) | International Office - Monterrey is located in the northeast of Mexico. The city has approximately 1.2 million inhabitants
- The UDEM is an excellent private university with currently around 7,200 students.
- It was founded in 1969 and strives for a more modern teaching style that encourages students to work more independently and as part of a team
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