The School of Medicine from National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) It is considered a pioneering institution in Latin America and regional leader in training human resources for health.
The history of the Faculty begins in the 16th century, when the German Emperor Charles V issued a royal order to create the Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico on September 20, 1551, at which time it underwent a major transition process. to become the great institution that it is today.
During this great period, the school began a pilgrimage through different locations and administrative schemes, successively being the College of Medicine, the Federal District School of Medicine and, as the National School of Medicine, starting in 1842, the date on which definitively It is installed in the old Palace of the Inquisition until 1960 when it became the Faculty of Medicine.
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The academic offer of literature and postgraduate courses that the faculty offers is as follows:
Graduation
- Surgeon
- Basic Biomedical Research
- Physiotherapy
- Forensic science
- Neurosciences
- Science of Human Nutrition
- Plan of Combined Studies in Medicine (PECEM)
Postgraduate
- Single Plan of Medical Specialties
- High Medical Specialty Courses
- Medical Sciences, Dentistry
- and of the Health
- Biomedical sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Biochemical Sciences
To enter the UNAM Faculty of Medicine, applicants may do so by graduating from any campus of the National Preparatory School (ENP) or the College of Sciences and Humanities (CCH) in a maximum of four years and with a minimum average of seven.
External applicants to UNAM must have a minimum average of seven in high school and have been selected in the corresponding contest according to their successes and the established quota.
