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Institutional development · Leadership and governance · Mexico

UNAM business faculty confers degrees on 107 administrative sciences specialisation graduates

The Faculty of Accounting and Administration at UNAM, the National Autonomous University of Mexico, awarded degrees to and swore in 107 graduates of its specialisation programme in administrative sciences.

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Why it matters: The 107 graduates of the faculty's Single Programme of Specialisations in Administrative Sciences have formally received their degrees.

According to Gaceta UNAM, the Faculty of Accounting and Administration (FCA) awarded degrees to 107 graduates of the Programa Único de Especializaciones en Ciencias de la Administración (Single Programme of Specialisations in Administrative Sciences) and administered their graduation oath.

The ceremony was led by the faculty's director, Armando Tomé González, Gaceta UNAM reported.

He was accompanied by Joaquín Narro Lobo, coordinator of Administration and School Services, according to the university's newsroom.

Editor’s view

Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor

The 107 graduates of the FCA's Single Programme of Specialisations in Administrative Sciences have now received their degrees and taken the graduation oath in a ceremony led by the faculty director.

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