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View of the UNAM Ciudad Universitaria campus in Mexico City, with the mosaic-covered Central Library tower and the red Rectoría tower behind a row of flagpoles under a grey sky.

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Verified higher education developments involving Mexico, with links to every original source. Part of Latin America and the Caribbean.

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UNAM says its Yucatán operation teaches about 400 students in nine degree programmes

The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) reports that it is consolidating its presence in Yucatán, where about 400 undergraduates study and 327 academics work.

Students enrolled in UNAM's nine undergraduate programmes in Yucatán and the 327 researchers and lecturers working there are those directly concerned.

Latin America and the CaribbeanScott James