International Summer 2025 @ITESO
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Courses offered in
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ENGLISH
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- Courses taught jointly by an ITESO and an international professor.
- Schedule: Monday to Thursday 9 AM - 1 PM.
- ITESO Credits: 8 credits per course. (equivalent to 4 US credits).
- All courses require a minimum enrollment to open.
- Students may combine this course offering with a Spanish grammar class at the beginning or intermediate levels.
Classes from:May 26th to June 20th
On-site Orientation: May 23th
International Summer
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Transmedia Digital Storytelling
Business Models
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Regenerative Cosmetic Chemistry
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- Courses taught jointly by an ITESO and an international professor.
- Schedule: Monday to Thursday 9 AM - 1 PM*.
- ITESO Credits: 8 credits per course. (equivalent to 4 US credits).
- All courses require a minimum enrollment to open.
- Language requirement for the courses in Spanish = B2 level.
International Summer
Feminisms and sexual rights
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*If the course is offered at a different time or with different credits, it will be noted in its information.
SPANISH
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Classes from:May 26th to June 20th
On-site Orientation: May 23th
Interculturality
Feminist anthropology
Social Trauma and Collective Memories
Nahuatl*
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Information design + UX/UI user interface design
Relaciones públicas
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Astronomy
Bilingual courses
Multivariate Statistical Analysis
Spanish & English
International Summer
EN ITESO LO HACES POSIBLE
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- Courses taught jointly by an ITESO and an international professor.
- Schedule: Monday to Thursday 9 AM - 1 PM.
- ITESO Credits: 8 credits per course. (equivalent to 4 US credits).
- All courses require a minimum enrollment to open.
- Language requirement for the courses in Spanish = B2 level.
On-site Orientation: May 23th
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Classes from:May 26th to June 20th
Creative thinking development
International Summer
EN ITESO LO HACES POSIBLE
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- Schedule: Monday to Thursday 3:00pm - 6:00pm.
- ITESO Credits: 6 credits per course. (equivalent to 3 US credits).
- All levels require a minimum enrollment to open.
- Can be combined with content courses from the International Summer Program.
On-site Orientation: May 23th
Classes from:May 26th to June 20th
- Take spanish classes at beginner or intermediate levels!
- We offer an online placement test to determine your level before classes start.
- Includes 3-4 local excursions.
Learn Spanish during the summer!
Spanish grammar
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International Summer
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Program includes:
- Voluntary airport pickup (opt in)
- On-site orientation and welcome session
- ITESO student ID
- Official transcript issued in English, sent to home university.
On-site Orienation: May 23th
Classes from:May 26th to June 20th
Tuition and housing information
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Plan ahead and consider your budget!
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International Summer
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Application period opens in early February 2025Come back soon!
Course Description: Know and understand the current debates about collective memory, and social trauma, its policies and practices; as well as the relations between these and contemporary violence in Latin American contexts. ITESO Professor: Fernando Castro VisitingProfessor: To be confirmed Offered to students from majors in:International relations, Psychology, Education, Law, Cultural Management, Journalism, Audiovisual Arts.
Course Description: This course will provide hands-on learning on designing innovative business models based on value creation. Rapid technological development and global competence demand innovative solutions that sustainably create value for specific problems. It is necessary for organizations, from startups and businesses to big corporations- to develop new ways to create, capture, and deliver value for its stakeholders, facilitating the integration of matters concerning business, ethics, and society. ITESO professor: To be confirmed. Visiting professor: To be confirmed.Offered to students from majors in: Any Major.
Course Description: Introduction to User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) Design provides a foundational approach to the principles and practices essential to designing effective digital experiences. Students explore the core concepts of User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) design, understanding the intersection between functionality, aesthetics, and usability. Throughout the course, topics such as user research, prototyping, user-centered design, and current trends in interface design are addressed, providing a solid foundation for those seeking to understand and apply key principles in digital experience design.ITESO Professor: Lourdes Castellanos de AlbaVisiting Professor: Ethan David Parry, Sr. UX ResearcherBAU, Centro Universitario de Artes y Diseño de Barcelona, EspañaOffered to students from majors in: Software Development Engineering, Digital Business, Services Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering
Course Description: Participants will gain an understanding of the historical, social and cultural aspects of the Nahua Culture. They will also develop a basic communicative competence in Nahuatl language to participate in simple interactions with native speakers from a Nahua community of the Huasteca region in Hidalgo State, Mexico. For more information, please contact us at interantional@iteso.mx as this is a special course offer!
Course Description: To be confirmed. ITESO Professors: To be confirmed. Visiting Professor: To be confirmed. Offered to students from majors in: Art and Creation, Communication and Audiovisual Arts, Communication Sciences, Advertising and Strategic Communication, Journalism and Public Communication, Cultural Management.
Course Description: To be confirmedITESO Professor: To be confirmedVisiting Professor: To be confirmedOffered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: The study of stars and celestial bodies has motivated the development of areas as disparate as medicine, materials, architecture, and telecommunications. It has inspired painting and literature; it has been related to cosmological and cosmogonic thoughts, with theologies and religions. This class is for students interested in knowing why stars emit light and heat, the functioning of the Solar System, how a black hole is generated, or the parts that make up a galaxy. ITESO Professor: To be confirmedVisiting Professor: To be confirmedOffered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: In this class the student will learn about the principles of cell regeneration and the transport of biomolecules through the skin and cell membranes. In addition, the student will learn how to make cosmetic formulations under the principles of physiochemistry so that they can develop a cosmetic product at the end of the class. ITESO professor: PhD. Fernando Hernández Ramírez.Visiting professor: PhD. Monserrat Roman LaraAston, Reino UnidoOffered to students from majors in: Biotechnology Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Food Engineering, Environmental Engineering.
Course Description: Public Relations is a fundamental activity in every organization, as it seeks the understanding and collaboration of the community to which it belongs in order to promote and sustain healthy and productive relationships for the benefit of the environment that surrounds it. Communication is the only mean by which we can relate to each other, therefore, public relations cannot exist if we do not coexist with good communications, in the same way that public relations must be created taking into account the interest and cultural level of the public to which it is directed. Students will be able to apply their knowledge to current contexts using the perspectives from one of the most advanced countries in Latin America regarding Public Relations: Brazil.ITESO Professor: Mtra. Norma Leticia Amezcua TerrazoVisiting Professor: Dra. Maria Aparecida Ferrari Escuela de Comunicaciones y Artes de la Universidade de São Paulo, BrazilOffered to students from majors in: Any business related major
Course Description: Spanish 101 is an introduction to the Spanish language, designed for people who have little or no knowledge of Spanish. Based on a task-oriented approach to language and culture learning, it allows the beginner student to develop the necessary abilities to communicate satisfactorily in Spanish in everyday situations. The intermediate level provides students the opportunity to expand their vocabulary, focus on major communicative functions and gain some sociocultural understanding of the Spanish speaking world.ITESO Professor: To be confirmedOffered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: Spanish 101 is an introduction to the Spanish language, designed for people who have little or no knowledge of Spanish. Based on a task-oriented approach to language and culture learning, it allows the beginner student to develop the necessary abilities to communicate satisfactorily in Spanish in everyday situations. The intermediate level provides students the opportunity to expand their vocabulary, focus on major communicative functions and gain some sociocultural understanding of the Spanish speaking world.ITESO Professor: To be confirmedOffered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: To be confirmedITESO Professor:To be confirmedVisiting Professor:To be confirmed - from ArgentinaOffered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: Offered to undergraduates, this course with a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship seeks to provide students with habilities to work in multidisciplinary teams which encompass the identification of the principle of a business model working toward solving a real-world problem. Students will also learn about the practice of communication schemes of the value proposition. Group (A):ITESO professor: To be confirmedVisiting professor:To be confirmedGroup (B):ITESO professor: To be confirmedVisiting professor: To be confirmedOffered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: Multivariate statistical analysis studies and analyzes data from multiple variables to identify the less significant ones and understand the relationships between different groups of variables, using techniques such as geometry, matrix calculus, and multivariate distributions. This field is crucial for the role of data scientists, a highly sought-after professional profile that requires skills to extract and analyze data from various sources, develop algorithms, interpret information, and communicate results.ITESO Professor: Dr. Rocío Carrasco NavarroVisiting Professor: Dr. Bernhard FiedlerUniversität Potsdam, GermanyOffered to students from majors in: Engineering and Data Science, Financial Engineering, Nanotechnology Engineering, Electronics Engineering and Computer Systems Engineering
Course Description: To be confirmedITESO Professor: To be confirmedVisiting Professor: To be confirmed - from Brazil Offered to students from majors in: Any major.
Course Description: Students will be able to examine reflexively, based on the concept of culture, their personal willingness to interact with others in order to develop an open and critical attitude which requires social action in multicultural contexts.ITESO Professor: To be confirmedVisiting Professor: Edson Wooldy ColombiaOffered to students from majors in: Any major.