Universidad Tecnológica de Mineral de la Reforma

The Universidad Tecnológica de Mineral de la Reforma (UTMiR) is a public institution of higher education located in Mineral de la Reforma, in the State of Hidalgo, Mexico. It began operations on 1 December 2014 with 100 students and three academic programs: Tourism with a focus on Hospitality, Agrobiotechnology with a focus on Plants, and Multimedia and Electronic Commerce. The opening ceremony was attended by the head of the Hidalgo Secretariat of Education, Joel Guerrero Juárez; the state delegate of the SEP, José Raimundo Ordóñez Meneses; and the mayor of Mineral de la Reforma, Filiberto Hernández Monzalvo. In September 2015, UTMiR adopted the "BIS" model (Bilingual, International and Sustainable), which intensifies English-language proficiency. In 2019, it expanded its educational offering with the opening of a Gastronomy program. The university offers Técnico Superior Universitario (higher university technician) programs in Information and Communication Technologies (Multimedia and Electronic Commerce), Tourism (Hospitality), Agrobiotechnology (Plant), Gastronomy, and Administration (Human Capital); an Engineering program in Information and Communication Technologies; and a Licenciatura (bachelor's degree) in Tourism Management and Development. The campus is located on the former Chavarría hacienda, which UTMiR received in August 2016 partly as a donation and partly through purchase by the Government of the State of Hidalgo. In August 2017, activities began in the new building; the hacienda's main house was modified to house twelve classrooms, two laboratories (English and computing), a library, teaching cubicles, hospitality laboratories, a cafeteria, administrative areas, an auditorium for 200 people, parking, and sports areas. The remodeling and conditioning had a budget of 130 million pesos, plus 5 million pesos for equipment and furniture. The sports area includes a football pitch and a basketball court. The campus also has nine villas used as Tourism laboratories, as well as the Rector's Office, with a library and information center planned. UTMiR is a state-owned public university. Its rectors have been Roberto Diez Gutiérrez (2014–2018) and Víctor Manuel del Villar Delgadillo (2018–present). The university is part of Mexico's Sistema de Universidades Tecnológicas. Its website is utmirbis.org.

The Universidad Tecnológica de Mineral de la Reforma (UTMiR) began operations on 1 December 2014 with 100 students and three academic programs: Tourism in the area of Hospitality, Agrobiotechnology in the area of Plants, and Multimedia and Electronic Commerce. The opening ceremony was attended by the head of the Hidalgo Secretariat of Education, Joel Guerrero Juárez; the state delegate of the SEP, José Raimundo Ordóñez Meneses; and the mayor of Mineral de la Reforma, Filiberto Hernández Monzalvo. In September 2015, UTMiR adopted the "BIS" model (Bilingual, International and Sustainable), which intensifies English-language proficiency. In 2019, it expanded its educational offering with the opening of a Gastronomy program. In August 2016, UTMiR received the former Chavarría hacienda to be used as its campus. The hacienda was received partly as a donation and partly through purchase by the Government of the State of Hidalgo. In August 2017, activities began in the new building; the hacienda's main house was modified to house twelve classrooms, two laboratories (English and computing), a library, teaching cubicles, hospitality laboratories, a cafeteria, administrative areas, an auditorium for 200 people, parking, and sports areas. The remodeling and conditioning had a budget of 130 million pesos, plus 5 million pesos for equipment and furniture. The sports area includes a football pitch and a basketball court. The campus also has nine villas used as Tourism laboratories, as well as the Rector's Office, and a library and information center are planned. The university's rectors have been Roberto Diez Gutiérrez (2014–2018) and Víctor Manuel del Villar Delgadillo (2018–present). UTMiR is part of Mexico's Sistema de Universidades Tecnológicas.

• UTMiR begins operations with 100 students and three academic programs.

• Adopts the BIS model (Bilingual, International and Sustainable).

• Receives the former Chavarría hacienda for use as campus.

• Begins activities in the new building on the hacienda site.

• Expands educational offering with the opening of a Gastronomy program.

Public technological university offering bilingual, international and sustainable higher education in Hidalgo, Mexico.

• Técnico Superior Universitario in Information and Communication Technologies, Multimedia and Electronic Commerce

• Técnico Superior Universitario in Tourism, Hospitality

• Técnico Superior Universitario in Agrobiotechnology, Plant

• Técnico Superior Universitario in Gastronomy

• Técnico Superior Universitario in Administration, Human Capital

• Engineering in Information and Communication Technologies

• Licenciatura in Tourism Management and Development

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