Jun 10, 2019 | Study abroad
Karla Daniela is studying International Trade and Logistics at Uni, and during this semester she obtained the Uni Scholarship to study in Brazil for a semester.
When you entered Uni did you know there were international programs?
Yes, and it was one of the reasons why I decided to enter Uní.
When you entered your career, did you think you would go to live and study abroad?
It was a goal from the beginning of my career
Have you ever lived or studied outside of Mexico before?
Yes, before entering the race I was living in Houston, TX.
What prompted or motivated you to study in another country?
The opportunity to get to know another culture, new customs, a new language and to take a little piece of Mexico to another country. Being more open and develop my sense of adapting to new things.
Why did you decide to study in that country?
Because of the prestige of the university (PUCRS), and because of the language, since Brazil is the only country in Latin America where they do not speak Spanish.
How did you feel when you arrived in the new country?
It was an explosion of mixed feelings, because I was very excited about the new experience but also scared and curious.
How have you been received at the university where you arrived?
Super Good, I consider the mobility department is very well trained and they have a super good vibe that makes you feel welcome. And in general the teachers and students are very helpful and friendly.
What will you miss most about Mexico?
To my family, I consider that they are what gives you encouragement and strength to go on day by day.
What about the Uni?
My classroom, my classmates and teachers. Being able to communicate in my own language.
What is the most exciting thing you have experienced so far in this experience?
Traveling within the country and being able to see wonderful sights, meeting many people from different countries and learning from them, their culture, customs.
And the hardest part?
Being away from home. At the beginning you don't realize how long you are going to stay, but as the days go by, not seeing your family, not sleeping in your bed, not speaking your language, getting sick and mom not being there to pamper you is the hardest thing I have experienced.
What do you expect as a person and as a professional from this program?
I hope to learn a lot in every way, to grow as a human being and that my mentality changes for the better.
Do you recommend these opportunities provided by Uni to your colleagues?
Yes, one hundred percent, because these are experiences and opportunities that not just any university can offer. THANK YOU UNI!
Abr 2, 2019 | Study abroad
Entrevista a Erick Daniel Castro de Diseño Digital, ganador de la beca Uni para estudiar un semestre en DHBW Ravensburg
When you entered Uni did you know there were international programs?
Yes.
Cuando iniciaste a tu carrera…
Did you think you would go to live and study abroad?
Estaba en mis planes.
Have you ever lived or studied outside of Mexico before?
No, never.
What prompted or motivated you to study in another country?
La inquietud de conocer otros lugares, descubrir y hacer realidad la existencia de la vida global.
Why did you decide to study in that country?
Era una oportunidad nueva, quería ser el primero, y me llamaba la atención ésta cultura desde hace tiempo.
How did you feel when you arrived in the new country?
Impresionado, maravillado y muy contento.
How have you been received at the university where you arrived?
Excelente, desde los administradores, mis inquilinos y compañeros, es un buen ambiente.
What will you miss most about Mexico?
La comida, salsas, y mis seres queridos.
What about the Uni?
Clases con el Maestro Ramón Salas.
What is the most exciting thing you have experienced so far in this experience?
Explorar durante horas un bosque nevado a solas.
And the hardest part?
La barrera del idioma, y no estar en mi zona de confort.
What do you expect as a person and as a professional from this program?
Abre tu criterio, y descubres en qué nivel están tus habilidades a escala global.
Do you recommend these opportunities provided by Uni to your colleagues?
Totalmente, aunque es una gran inversión de tiempo, estudio y dinero, lo vale.
Gracias por la oportunidad!
Apr 1, 2019 | Alumni
My name is Raymundo Montes Martínez, I am a graduate of the Bachelor's Degree in International Trade of the 2017 generation. The University of Celaya gave me the basis to acquire a global vision and the ability to create solutions to all kinds of business problems that arise in my environment. Within my career, it was the subject of electronic business that changed my "chip" and made me know my vocation... Digital business.
I consider myself a young businessman - entrepreneur with 24 years old, passionate about digital business and eager to share my vision and leadership to other entrepreneurs who want to leave their positive footprint in the world. Within my work experience, I can highlight my ability to create high impact ventures, focused on business models with disruptive innovation and the work involved in their business development and strategic planning to transform Startups with unique solutions in the market.
I started entrepreneurship at the age of 20 and I am pleased to say that I have failed in 4 projects, which provided me with ample learning in terms of the mistakes I made and the continuous improvement in my path as an entrepreneur.
Failure is what leads to success and I say this because all the mistakes I made, the number of doors that were closed to me and the people who gave me advice, at the end of the day gave me the possibility to see the fruits of my efforts. Today, I can gladly share some of the successes I have achieved in my short business career:
- Founder of Acopio de Metales Guanajuato. Acomet is a company dedicated to the collection of metal waste.
- Exhibitor as an entrepreneur at the Automotive Forum Querétaro 2016.
- Exhibitor as entrepreneur at the International Aluminum Congress 2016.
- Grantee by INADEM 2017 under Call for Proposals: 1.1 Development of Networks and Global Value Chains.
- Founder of GlobalMark. It is an extended collaborative social network dedicated to connecting people.
- Winner with GlobalMark in the e-Commerce Startup Competition Mexico 2019, obtaining recognition as the best e-commerce startup in Mexico, by the e-Commerce Institute.
I currently serve as Chairman of the Board and CEO of GlobalMark, an extended collaboration social network dedicated to connecting people and expanding their professional and business development possibilities. Our purpose is to provide technological tools that facilitate communication and collaborative efficiency among people and that they can use them as a means of collaboration among their own work teams and with other people or companies with whom they can quickly and conveniently interact.
We want to benefit society, we want to make it possible for them to get a job, establish professional and business relationships, undertake projects, share knowledge, organize their activities and position their brands, products and services, in one place and in a different way.
Get to know the platform: https://www.globalmark.info
Mar 19, 2019 | Alumni, Academic Excellence Uni
My name is Emilia Páramo Florencio, I am a graduate of the Industrial and Administrative Engineering program, Generation 2002. My professional experience has been in the automotive, metal mechanic and appliance sectors. I have advised several companies in the areas of Quality, Manufacturing, Lean Processes, Design and Development of Products and Processes.
I currently work at Mabe Refrigeradores in the Celaya Plant, I am a Lean Leader for the most important transformation process of the company which consists of evolving to the Industry 4.0 *Digital Era* strategy.
My professional training has given me the basis to have a global business vision and analytical thinking for decision making, as well as the key knowledge to understand each of the edges of the industry, a key aspect is that I am always on the side of problem solvers, which is a characteristic that seeks to emphasize my profession.
In addition to participating in teaching in the Faculty of Engineering at Uni, which personally is my contribution to society both as a student and in the industrial sector, through a Hands On program, I am doing an immersion in the industry learning 'live' in manufacturing processes through a Mabe-Uni collaboration, which I am leading with the aim of laying the foundations of knowledge through experience and active learning as well as training potential candidates for the business sector.
I have also participated in a couple of publications where my main reference is the educational and training process at the University of Celaya. I have also participated in seminars of the Uni-ASQ conducting workshops on lean manufacturing tools and have made presentations to different audiences (high school, soon to graduate, new entrants, etc.) with the aim of extending the process from making a career decision in order to share the challenges, achievements and benefits experienced and extend the experience gained, as well as share what we expect from students from the industrial field and participating in achieving this hand in hand with students through their training.
Feb 28, 2019 | Alumni
Pedro Duhart Benavides, Uni graduate and designer of architecture and urbanism.
I currently co-direct an office dedicated to the contemporary production of architecture and urbanism. Simultaneously, my theoretical activity as a researcher at the University of Michigan has focused on examining the relationship between infrastructural systems -physical and virtual- that specifically enable the production of certain architectural objects. These systems are currently the most widely used tool to manipulate and urbanize vast territorial extensions mainly in America and Asia.
My most recent work is a collaboration between faculty from the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan in conjunction with the School of Architecture, University of Celaya designed in the form of a seminar focused on researching and interpreting the image of Celaya, and thus, creating a record of the Bajio metropolitan area within the geo-economic structure of Mexico at the beginning of 2019.
The interest in interpreting the image of our cities through the representation of the urban dynamics that inhabit them arises after personally experiencing the qualities of the lifestyle generated by the metropolization systems in the Bajío. Within this process of accelerated urbanization it is easy to visualize the expansive, dispersed and fractured pattern with which our cities are being built.
From an international perspective, I believe that this way of building our cities evidences certain intellectual limits on the part of those responsible for structuring the necessary legal frameworks to encourage equitable regional and national urban development. At the same time, I also believe that it shows how few designers have the interest and capacity to understand and work on the metropolitan scale, so that we can work in a multidisciplinary way to create strategies that socially empower users.
For these reasons, I saw the need to influence the academic formation of the future designers of the Bajio. Roberto Rojas and look for the opportunity to interact with the students in order to instigate sophisticated ways of producing the future of our cities.
