To approve your application and send your acceptance letter, you must include in your file the Learning Agreement.

The subjects are offered in three blocks: Common Area, Undergraduate, and Graduate. Be sure to choose courses that meet your academic level and expectations, and that will be recognized by your university. As an exchange student, you must take a minimum of 4 subjects and a maximum of 9 subjects.

These courses are part of undergraduate academic programs and offer academic credits. In order to enroll in these courses, it is necessary to indicate that you will be studying the subjects of Área Común when filling out the pre-registration of subjects. Check the Subject Database of Área Común to see the courses offered.

• Language Center. Foreign language courses are offered (except Spanish). In order to register, during the orientation week, you must submit an English placement test. If your level of English is advanced you can register for another language, if your level of English is intermediate, you can only take English classes.

• Professional Human Development Coordination (CDHP). Courses on self-management, entrepreneurship, ethics, leadership, communication, and autonomy, with a humanistic, Christian, and sustainable approach. Check here the abstract of the subjects.

All the faculties are located within the Condesa Unit, except the School of Higher Studies in Health and Medicine, so you can combine courses within the same faculty, as long as there are no overlapping schedules.

Check the Subject Database and enter the tab of the Faculty that interests you. Check the program (degree) of your interest. In some degrees, some courses are only taught in the August-December period and some courses are only taught in the January-June period (indicated in the file). The 1st to 3rd-semester courses are basic, they are not recommended for students participating in the mobility program. All programs are taught in Spanish.

At this time we do not have academic mobility in the Faculty of Medicine.

Check here for information about the courses (levels, credits, selection, registration, validation, and modifications.

The courses of the specialties in the Faculty of Business, and the courses of the Master in International Management Executives (MIEX), are available for students who have authorization from their home university and four years of studies at the university level or who have completed a degree at your university (subject to availability).

Check the Subject Database and enter the Pos Negocios tab. Consult the courses taught in the Business School specialties and the MIEX program courses (subject to change). The classes are subject to availability. The MIEX program courses are only taught in the August-December period.

Note: The graduate and undergraduate calendars are different.  Semester 1 begins the third week of August and ends the first week of December; in this period you can choose courses of the specialties in the faculty of business and MIEX (these courses are taught in English). Semester 2 begins the second week of January and ends the last week of April; In this period you can only choose courses of the specialties in the Faculty of Business (MIEX courses are not available).

Check here for information about the courses (levels, credits, selection, registration, validation, and modifications.

We will send you your acceptance letter into the La Salle University academic mobility program with instructions, dates, and documents you must deliver.

Once you confirmed your attendance and sent your documents:

• Join our Teams or/and WhatsApp group
• Participate in the Orientation week, which is mandatory for graduates and undergraduates.
• Check the school calendar and International Office activities

If you have any questions, contact the Head of Mobility.

Before your arrival:

• Proof of medical expenses insurance.
• Confidential Personal Information Sheet.
• La Salle Policy Sheet
• ID photo

Upon arrival:

• Mobility program fee (instructions will be sent to make payment at the bank upon arrival).
• Multiple Migration Form (FMM)* All foreigners must deliver a copy
• Visa(if required).

During Orientation Week:

1. Upon arrival, we will give you your material registration sheets and we will inform you of the time you must attend to make your registration, based on your learning agreement.
2. Attend to your appointments with your registration sheet
3. The faculty or center will authorize the subjects and the schedule you chose (subject to spaces) and sign and seal the learning agreement. You can make the necessary adjustments in your program (approved by your university).
4. Submit your learning agreement to the International Office signed by you and by the faculty or center. Be sure that your home university approves your final course selection.
5. We will send you a digital format, to complete your registration once we have your paper registration.

The process to modify your subject record (Add or drop)

• The last day to add or drop subjects is at the end of the second week of classes

If you have questions about the courses, you can contact the academic coordinators.

Only students who extend their participation in the program for a second semester at La Salle are exempt from participating in the orientation week.

Participation in all activities is mandatory. Registration to the exchange program will not be allowed if the activities are not fulfilled from the first day.

The activities that will be carried out are:

• Welcome, introduction, and visit to the facilities of La Salle
• Information on services, health, and safety, activities during your exchange
• Registration in the exchange program and registration in the courses
• Cultural and social activities
• Spanish exam (only students whose mother tongue is not Spanish)

To obtain your Multiple Migratory Form (FMM), when entering Mexico and going through immigration:

• Inform that you will be on academic mobility stay, and show your passport, visa, and acceptance letter if required.
• Inform the duration of your stay in Mexico: if you enter without a student visa, the immigration authority will write on your FMM: 180 days.
• If you enter with a student visa, the immigration authority will indicate in your FMM: a 30 days-exchange.
  The immigration authority will retain the upper part of the FMM and will give you the lower part on which they will affix a stamp with the entry date.
  Keep the original FMM with your passport since it will be necessary to prove your legal stay in Mexico and it is also required to leave the country, if you lose it you must replace it at the INM.

 

If your stay in Mexico will be two semesters (more than 180 days) you must obtain a student visa at the Mexican Consular Office closest to your place of residence.

Upon entering Mexico with a student visa you must obtain a Temporary Student Residence status:

• Within 30 days of your arrival, you must complete the “FMM exchange by Resident Card” procedure. This procedure is free.
• The foreigner who does not make the exchange of the FMM for the resident card within the specified period is subject to the sanctions provided by the General Population Law and may be removed from the mobility program.
• Once you obtain your resident card, you can enter and exit multiple times of the national territory. You must show your Resident Card at each entry/ exit.

Be sure that your FMM will mark 30 days exchange when you arrive in Mexico. If your FMM is not checked correctly, ask for a correction.

More information:

• Click here to consult the information about the Mexican embassy in your country of residence
• Click here to the National Institute of Migration (INM)

INM in Mexico City:

• Ejercito Nacional 862, Col. Los Morales Section Palmas, Delegation Miguel Hidalgo, C.P. 11540, Mexico D.F. (almost in front of Plaza Antara) Check here the location map
• (55) 5387-2400 informesdf@inami.gob.mx
• Public Service Hours: Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

The information provided considers the update to the Mexican Migration Law and its Regulations of November 9, 2012, and is subject to change by the INM or the SRE.

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