UACM Plantel Del Valle

Stepping into the realm of higher education, we find ourselves at the UACM Plantel Del Valle. This campus, part of the Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México (UACM), stands as a testament to accessible education. UACM Plantel Del Valle, located in the Del Valle neighborhood of Benito Juárez delegation, offers undergraduate and graduate programs. The UACM itself was born in 2001, a brainchild of then-mayor Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Initially called Universidad de la Ciudad de México, it gained autonomy in 2004, becoming the UACM we know today. What sets UACM Plantel Del Valle and the entire university apart is its commitment to inclusivity. Admission is not based on entrance exams but a lottery system. This ensures everyone has a fair chance, especially those from marginalized communities. Those not selected one year are guaranteed a spot the following year. UACM Plantel Del Valle is more than just bricks and mortar. It is one of several campuses, including San Lorenzo Tezonco, Casa Libertad, Centro Histórico, and Cuautepec. The UACM also boasts cultural centers like Casa Talavera and Centro Vlady. The university offers a diverse range of programs from arts and cultural patrimony to genomic sciences and engineering. UACM Plantel Del Valle contributes to this diverse academic landscape. It’s a place where students can explore their intellectual curiosities and prepare for a future contributing to Mexico City’s vibrant tapestry. UACM Plantel Del Valle’s commitment to education is palpable. It fosters a unique learning environment, reflecting the UACM’s motto, “Nada humano me es ajeno” – nothing human is alien to me. The campus pulsates with the energy of students pursuing their dreams, shaping their futures, and contributing to the intellectual life of Mexico City.