On September 7 and 8, 2022 UC Alianza MX hosted the first light-duty vehicle conference under the US-MX Electrification of Transport Taskforce.
Events
Public and private sector actors from both countries were present, as well as academic experts from Mexican and American universities....
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.
Join us to share experiences and success stories in this meeting space for the community of students and alumni of the University from California in Mexico.
Explore with a group of university presidents concrete recommendations and actions to increase student mobility between México and the United States.
Isabel Studer participates in Block 1: The importance of electromobility and its relationship with global trends to combat climate change
UC researchers presented their perspectives alongside government and industry experts at ExpoTransporte 2023 in Guadalajara.
From April 26 to 28, a UC Delegation visited CDMX, chaired by Dr. Kim Wilcox, Rector of UCR and Executive Sponsor of Alianza MX
The Athletic Collaboration between the University of California, Riverside, and the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México celebrated the inaugural student-athlete exchange from the UCR’s Men’s Soccer Team, that took place from the 23rd to the 30th of June 2023 in Mexico City.
Alianza MX hosted the UC Irvine DREAM Center’s Building Binational Bridges at Casa de California in Mexico City.
From August 17 to 18, a UC Merced Delegation will visit Mexico City and Puebla, chaired by Juan Muñoz, Chancellor, UC Merced
The University of California, through Alianza MX, will host a presentation of the Final Report of the 2022 Forum on Education and Migration: “The Future of the US-Mexico Human Capital, Opportunities for a bilateral agenda on education and migration”. The report contains a series of Policy Recommendations by experts on critical questions regarding how to improve the integration of students of Mexican-origin into the US education system, including through effective migration policies; how to integrate US-origin students to the Mexican education system, and through educational policies; and the opportunities that a binational human capital would represent for our countries in the next decade.