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Univesidad Abierta y a Distancia de Mexico UNADM - Avidreader - 10-17-2024
Yes, yet another option for people with a very tight budget that speak fluent Spanish and want a college degree.
The UNADM is extremely popular in Mexico because it is 100% free (so expect fierce competition for sign ups), and probably the most talked about public online university in Mexico alongside the UVEG.
The degree offerings are still a bit sparse (but given its popularity, I expect them to add more degrees in the future). Sign ups are usually once a year around late July (classes start every October) and you can't accelerate degrees like in the UVEG. Students mention the degrees demand a lot of time, classes tend to be synchronized in variable schedules, which makes the school a difficult option for people with jobs.
For people without time constraints and don't mind taking 4 years to get their degree instead of a bit less than 3, the free price tag will be worth it.
This school forcibly demands a QR code Mexican CURP number in digital format along with a scanned copy of the highschool degree. It seems like the school doesn't cater to foreigners, so I don't know if they accept foreign ID numbers in liew of the CURP and Spanish translations of highschool degrees.
Bachelors:
Tourism business administration
Community development
International Marketing
Territorial management (seems to be a Geography degree)
Political science and social projects
Business Administration and public finances
Accounting and public finances
Management of Pymes (Finance degree)
Public Security (Police force bachelors)
Law
Software development
Logistics and transport management
Telematics (Seems to be IT labelled under an unusual degree name)
Math teacher education
Industrial management engineering
Math
Renewable energy
Biotechnology
Environmental technology
Healthcare management
Applied nutrition
Education and health promotion
Food safety
Masters:
Mexican history teaching
Specialty mexican history teaching (seems like a shorter masters)
Food safety
There's also associates degrees:
Tourism administration
Community development
Pyme administration (Finance)
International marketing
Community promotion
Social projects
Public safety (Policeman associates)
Official website:
https://www.unadmexico.mx/