Chapingo Campuses

The Campus Principal Texcoco of Universidad Autónoma de Chapingo is the main and most prominent campus of the institution, located in the heart of the Estado de México. It serves as the central hub for academic and administrative activities, offering a wide range of programs focused on agricultural sciences, rural development, and environmental sustainability. This campus is renowned for its historical significance and commitment to addressing agricultural challenges in Mexico and beyond.

• Agricultural Engineering
• Agronomy
• Forestry
• Animal Husbandry
• Agroecology
• Rural Sociology
• Food Science and Technology
• Irrigation Engineering
• Economics with a focus on Rural Development

Students at this campus benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including experimental fields, laboratories, and research centers dedicated to advancing agricultural innovation. The curriculum emphasizes practical, hands-on learning, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to tackle real-world issues in farming, resource management, and sustainable development. Additionally, the campus fosters a strong sense of community and cultural heritage, integrating traditional knowledge with modern scientific approaches. The programs are designed to produce professionals who can contribute to food security, environmental conservation, and the socioeconomic development of rural areas. With a legacy of over a century, the Texcoco campus remains a leader in agricultural education and research in Latin America.

The Unidad Regional Universitaria de la Zona Centro (URUCEN) in Zacatepec, Morelos, is a campus of Universidad Autónoma de Chapingo focused on agricultural innovation and education in central Mexico. This campus addresses the specific needs of the region, combining modern agricultural techniques with sustainable practices to support local farmers and rural communities.

• Agricultural Engineering
• Crop Science
• Sustainable Agriculture
• Agribusiness
• Soil and Water Conservation

URUCEN offers programs designed to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability in a region characterized by diverse climates and farming systems. Students engage in practical training through experimental fields and research initiatives that focus on improving crop yields, managing water resources, and adopting environmentally friendly practices. The campus serves as a vital resource for local agricultural development, providing extension services and technical support to farmers in Morelos and surrounding areas. Graduates are prepared to address challenges such as urbanization, climate change, and market demands, ensuring that agriculture remains a viable and sustainable livelihood in central Mexico. URUCEN’s commitment to education and outreach strengthens the agricultural sector while promoting economic and environmental balance in the region.

The Unidad Regional Universitaria de Zonas Áridas (URUZA) in Bermejillo, Durango, is a specialized campus of Universidad Autónoma de Chapingo dedicated to addressing the unique challenges of arid and semi-arid regions. This campus focuses on sustainable agricultural practices and resource management in environments with limited water availability, contributing to the development of resilient farming systems in northern Mexico.

• Agricultural Engineering with a focus on Arid Zones
• Water Resource Management
• Desert Agriculture
• Agroecology for Drylands
• Livestock Management in Arid Environments

URUZA offers programs tailored to the ecological and climatic conditions of arid zones, emphasizing innovative irrigation techniques, drought-resistant crops, and sustainable livestock practices. Students engage in fieldwork and research projects that directly impact local communities, helping to improve productivity while preserving natural resources. The campus is equipped with experimental plots and facilities designed to simulate and study arid conditions, providing a practical learning environment. Graduates from URUZA are trained to implement solutions for food production and environmental conservation in some of the most challenging landscapes in Mexico. The campus plays a critical role in advancing knowledge and technology for arid zone agriculture, fostering resilience and sustainability in regions prone to desertification and water scarcity.

The Unidad Regional Universitaria del Pacífico Sur (URUPSUR) in Cruz Grande, Guerrero, is a campus of Universidad Autónoma de Chapingo dedicated to agricultural education and rural development in the southern Pacific region of Mexico. This campus focuses on the unique agricultural and environmental challenges of coastal and tropical areas, promoting sustainable practices for local communities.

• Tropical Agriculture
• Coastal Resource Management
• Rural Development
• Agroecology
• Fisheries and Aquaculture

URUPSUR offers programs tailored to the needs of the Pacific South, emphasizing sustainable farming, resource conservation, and community engagement in a region with rich biodiversity but significant socioeconomic challenges. Students participate in field-based learning, working on projects related to tropical crop production, soil management, and the integration of aquaculture with agriculture. The campus provides facilities for studying coastal ecosystems and their interaction with agricultural systems. Graduates are equipped to address issues such as climate vulnerability, land degradation, and food security in Guerrero and neighboring states. URUPSUR plays a crucial role in fostering sustainable development and improving the quality of life for rural populations in the Pacific South through education, research, and outreach initiatives.

The Unidad Regional Universitaria del Sureste (URUSE) in Ocosingo, Chiapas, is a campus of Universidad Autónoma de Chapingo dedicated to the agricultural and social challenges of southeastern Mexico. Situated in a region rich in biodiversity and cultural diversity, URUSE focuses on sustainable farming practices and rural development tailored to tropical and subtropical environments.

• Tropical Agriculture
• Agroforestry Systems
• Rural Development
• Agroecology
• Community-Based Resource Management

URUSE offers programs that integrate traditional indigenous knowledge with modern agricultural techniques, aiming to improve livelihoods in rural communities while preserving the region’s natural resources. Students participate in hands-on projects that address issues such as deforestation, soil degradation, and food insecurity, often working directly with local farmers. The campus features facilities for studying tropical crops, agroforestry, and sustainable land use practices. Graduates are equipped to promote sustainable agriculture and community empowerment in the southeastern region of Mexico, where economic and environmental challenges are significant. URUSE plays a vital role in fostering resilience and cultural sensitivity in agricultural education, ensuring that solutions are both scientifically sound and socially relevant to the unique context of Chiapas and beyond.