DATE February 8, 2022 Venue: Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs Objective To present a binational roadmap, with a one-year horizon,...
Events
From April 26 to 28, a UC Delegation visited CDMX, chaired by Dr. Kim Wilcox, Rector of UCR and Executive Sponsor of Alianza MX.
Alianza MX hosted the UC Irvine DREAM Center’s Building Binational Bridges at Casa de California in Mexico City.
The University of California AlianzaMX and the U.S Embassy in Mexico invites to a Webinar to discuss the opportunities with emerging hydrogen technologies.
2024Within the framework of theAthletics Collaborationbetween the University ofCalifornia Riverside andUniversidad NacionalAutónoma de México (UNAM),the second student-athleteexchange was celebrated fromthe UNAM Women’s SoccerTeam, taking place from the2nd to the 10th of August,2024 in Riverside, California.
From August 17 to 18, a UC Merced Delegation will visit Mexico City and Puebla, chaired by Juan Muñoz, Chancellor, UC Merced
Join USC Gould Law, UCLA Law, UC Berkeley Law, UC Irvine Law, UC Law SF, and LMU Loyola Law for an informative presentation and Q&A about how to make the most of your LL.M. experience by studying in California! This presentation will cover everything from the professional sphere to climate and culture, the bar exam, and other benefits. After the session, attendees can ask school-specific questions.
Light refreshments will be served.
The second networking event of the UC Change Makers/UC Agentes de Cambio series took place on June, 30th, 2022 at Casa de la Universidad de California in Mexico City.
From April 26 to 28, a UC Delegation visited CDMX, chaired by Dr. Kim Wilcox, Rector of UCR and Executive Sponsor of Alianza MX
On September 7 and 8, 2022 UC Alianza MX hosted the first light-duty vehicle conference under the US-MX Electrification of Transport Taskforce.
Explore with a group of university presidents concrete recommendations and actions to increase student mobility between México and the United States.
The California-Mexico 2030 Summit is organized around the transition to a sustainable and climate-resilient binational economy. The Summit follows the recent celebration of the bicentennial in diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico, providing an opportunity to reflect on the current state of the binational relationship and to identify key strategic areas for collaboration to address the most relevant shared challenges in this decade.
