The new Open Science model defines scientific, humanistic, and technological knowledge generated with public funding as a digital public good, aimed at promoting social well-being, equity, and epistemic justice. It offers an alternative to the commercial model of scholarly communication, which has led to exclusion, high costs, and dependence on opaque metrics. Aligned with national and international frameworks, this model promotes non-commercial open access, multilingualism, the recognition of locally grounded research, and greater openness in the processes of knowledge creation, evaluation, and communication. It also drives a structural transformation by strengthening open infrastructures, rethinking research assessment beyond impact factor metrics, prioritizing the social relevance and impact of research, and positioning science as a key instrument for social transformation and sustainable development at UAEMéx.
Women in the SNII
Programs in the SNP
Research Projects
Researchers in the SNII
Scientific Articles in the IR
Diamond Open Access Journals
Books in the IR
Theses in the IR
We promote the creation, continuity, and ongoing development of diploma programs, specialty programs, master’s programs, and doctoral programs offered by UAEMéx academic units through management focused on excellence, innovation, and social relevance. We coordinate institutional efforts to ensure the scientific quality of graduate studies and to strengthen their accreditation before national and international bodies, consolidating an academic offering that responds to societal needs and contributes to professional and social development.
Doctoral Programs
Master’s Programs
Specialty Programs
Advanced Diploma Programs
Ongoing and completed research projects managed and supported by the Secretariat of Science of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, aimed at promoting the institution’s scientific, technological, and social development.
Projects funded in 2026
Patents
Registered models
Intellectual property records
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The first step is to register the program on SECIHTI’s Ápeiron platform. The following documents are required:
Subsequently, the program coordinator must upload the corresponding information to the Ápeiron system and participate in the Call for the Recognition of Programs in the National Graduate System, complying with the applicable guidelines.
You must be enrolled in a UAEMéx graduate program, be in good academic standing, obtain approval from your advisor and the academic committee for your mobility work plan, and, if required by the host institution, demonstrate the necessary language proficiency.
There are two ceremonies per year:
No. Funds may only be used once they have been disbursed (transferred) to the project account. Expenses charged to the grant must be incurred after the disbursement and within the project’s execution period. Therefore, expenses incurred prior to disbursement will not be accepted or recognized.
SECIHTI – Procedures Manual F003 (Official Gazette, 03/04/2025)
COMECYT – Operating Rules (Official Gazette, 05/31/2022).
1. Verify that you are eligible to deposit the document
Before starting the process, make sure to:
2. Training on the deposit process
Prior training provided by the DBPC is required, where the guidelines and deposit procedure are explained.
You may request training for your academic unit by emailing: ri@uaemex.mx, or join the monthly training sessions offered by the Directorate.
3. Access the Institutional Repository (RI)
Autonomous University of the State of Mexico
Instituto Literario #100, Centro, 50000
Toluca de Lerdo, México
