Universidad Anáhuac México
| Universidad Anáhuac México | |
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| motto | "Vince in bono malum" "defeat bad for good" |
| founding | 1964 |
| Sponsorship | Private |
| place | u. a. Mexico City , Mérida , Xalapa , Cancun , Oaxaca de Juarez , Puebla , Santiago de Querétaro |
| country |
 Mexico
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| Networks | FIUC |
| Website | www.anahuac.info |
The Universidad Anáhuac México (UA) is a privately funded Mexican university to which various universities at home and abroad belong to the so-called Red de Universidades Anáhuac .
history
Founder and first director in 1964 was Marcial Maciel . In order to improve the human and social conditions for women and men in Mexico, he founded the Universidad Anáhuac as part of the educational project of the Legionaries of Christ , the Christian association that he also founded and which is also the sponsor of the university.
"Anáhuac" comes from the Aztec language Nahuatl and roughly means "near the water". The first university of the alliance was named Universidad Anáhuac because of its location in the area of the mountain hills Lomas Anáhuac des Interlomas of Mexico City . The universities of the network abroad do not bear the name.
The motto of the University of Vince in bono malum is derived from Noli vinci a malo, sed vince in bono malum ( Romans 12:21), in German: Do not allow yourself to be overcome (defeated) by evil, but overcome evil through good.
Red de Universidades Anáhuac
The Catholic Red de Universidades Anáhuac ( German : Network of Universities Anáhuac ) is part of the Consorcio Educativo Anáhuac (CEA), the international education system of the Legionaries of Christ, with which the association is active in several countries.
Universities
- Universidad Anáhuac México Norte (1964), Distrito Federal de México
- Universidad Anáhuac México Sur (1981), Distrito Federal de México
- Universidad del Mayab (1984), Mérida
- Universidad Anahuac de Xalapa (1993), Xalapa
- Universidad Anáhuac de Cancún (2000), Cancún
- Universidad Anáhuac de Oaxaca (2000), Oaxaca de Juárez
- Universidad Anahuac de Puebla (2003), Puebla
- Universidad Anáhuac de Querétaro (2005), Santiago de Querétaro
Foreign countries:
- Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (1993), Madrid
- Papal Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum (1993), Rome
- Università Europea di Roma (2004), Rome
- University of Sacramento (2004), Sacramento (California)
- Universidad Finis Terrae (founded in 1988; incorporated in 1999), Santiago de Chile
Institutes
- Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Tamaulipas (German: Institute for Higher Studies of Tamaulipas ; founded in 1974 and incorporated into the Red Anáhuac in 2005), Tampico
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Instituto Superior de Estudios para la Familia (German: Higher Institute for Family Studies ; founded in 1981)
- Offices since 1992 in the Federal District of México, in Oaxaca, Mérida, León , Guadalajara and Monterrey
Foreign countries:
Individual evidence
- ↑ Members. In: www.fiuc.org. International Federation of Catholic Universities, accessed September 18, 2019 .
- ^ Universidad Anáhuac , accessed September 15, 2007.
Coordinates: 19 ° 23 '59.6 " N , 99 ° 16' 3.6" W.