UNAM recognizes GeneXus for Its contribution to Higher Education in Mexico
This recognition celebrates more than a decade of collaboration between GeneXus and UNAM, highlighting the positive impact this synergy has had in preparing professionals to face the challenges of the digital world.
GeneXus was honored by the School of Accounting and Administration at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) for contributing to the strengthening of higher education in Mexico and for its impact within the student community of the school.
The award was received by Rebeca García, Country Manager of GeneXus in Mexico; Ivette González, Training and Technical Presales Coordinator at GeneXus Mexico; and Marelen Abad, Technical Support Senior at Globant & Senior GeneXus Instructor.
During the ceremony, Valeria Soledad Sánchez, a UNAM student currently working at a company that uses GeneXus, was also recognized. Her case is a clear example of the positive impact of the Business Subjects Program, successfully connecting students with the labor market from within the classroom.
The event was held as part of the 15th anniversary celebration of UNAM’s Business and Organizational Subjects Program, an initiative that aims to bring students closer to the professional world through courses designed in collaboration with leading companies.
The event took place at the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC), with the presence of UNAM’s Rector, Dr. Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas, the School Director, Dr. Armando Tomé González, as well as other current and former directors of the school.
GeneXus currently offers a course at the School of Accounting and Administration at UNAM, providing students with practical tools for their professional development in the tech world.
“Receiving this recognition from UNAM fills us with pride and reaffirms our commitment to training the next generation. We will continue building the future of Mexican talent together, connecting education and technology through GeneXus and UNAM,” said Ivette González during the ceremony.
In addition to GeneXus, other companies such as IBM, PWC, Apple, TOKS, Deloitte, Nestlé were also recognized for their active participation in this program, which has transformed the practical education of thousands of university students.
Upon successfully completing the course and passing the exam, you’ll earn the internationally recognized Junior Developer Certification, gain exclusive access to GeneXus’ job board, and receive a free Learning License to continue improving your skills throughout the course period.
“The demand for GeneXus developers in Mexico is growing at an impressive rate. Today more than ever, companies need qualified talent who master this technology. Strengthening our partnership with UNAM is essential to training the professionals already being sought after by the market,” said Rebeca García, Country Manager of GeneXus in Mexico.
Become the developer companies are looking for and take the next step in your career from UNAM’s classrooms!
The institution offers:
Graduate Programs
Undergraduate Programs
Technical and Vocational Training
With its main market in Japan, GeneXus is used by a community of over 150,000 registered users and active clients, including Mitsubishi Electric, Jalpak, Bantotal, Resona Bank Group, Mizuho Bank, and the Canal de Panamá.
GeneXus has offices in Uruguay, Brazil, Mexico, Japan, and the United States, and official distributors in over 100 countries.
The award was received by Rebeca García, Country Manager of GeneXus in Mexico; Ivette González, Training and Technical Presales Coordinator at GeneXus Mexico; and Marelen Abad, Technical Support Senior at Globant & Senior GeneXus Instructor.
During the ceremony, Valeria Soledad Sánchez, a UNAM student currently working at a company that uses GeneXus, was also recognized. Her case is a clear example of the positive impact of the Business Subjects Program, successfully connecting students with the labor market from within the classroom.
The event was held as part of the 15th anniversary celebration of UNAM’s Business and Organizational Subjects Program, an initiative that aims to bring students closer to the professional world through courses designed in collaboration with leading companies.
The event took place at the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo (MUAC), with the presence of UNAM’s Rector, Dr. Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas, the School Director, Dr. Armando Tomé González, as well as other current and former directors of the school.
GeneXus currently offers a course at the School of Accounting and Administration at UNAM, providing students with practical tools for their professional development in the tech world.
“Receiving this recognition from UNAM fills us with pride and reaffirms our commitment to training the next generation. We will continue building the future of Mexican talent together, connecting education and technology through GeneXus and UNAM,” said Ivette González during the ceremony.
In addition to GeneXus, other companies such as IBM, PWC, Apple, TOKS, Deloitte, Nestlé were also recognized for their active participation in this program, which has transformed the practical education of thousands of university students.
Boost your professional future with GeneXus at UNAM
Are you studying Computer Science, Business Administration, or Accounting at UNAM? If you’re in your seventh or eighth semester, this is your chance to connect your academic training with the real-world job market. Through the business course “Web Application Development with GeneXus,” you’ll learn to create cross-platform applications using GeneXus, the most innovative low-code development platform in the tech industry.Upon successfully completing the course and passing the exam, you’ll earn the internationally recognized Junior Developer Certification, gain exclusive access to GeneXus’ job board, and receive a free Learning License to continue improving your skills throughout the course period.
“The demand for GeneXus developers in Mexico is growing at an impressive rate. Today more than ever, companies need qualified talent who master this technology. Strengthening our partnership with UNAM is essential to training the professionals already being sought after by the market,” said Rebeca García, Country Manager of GeneXus in Mexico.
Become the developer companies are looking for and take the next step in your career from UNAM’s classrooms!
About UNAM
The Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México was founded on September 21, 1551, under the name Royal and Pontifical University of Mexico. It is the largest and most important university in Mexico and Latin America. Its primary mission is to serve the country and humanity, train professionals who are useful to society, conduct research - primarily focused on national conditions and problems - and extend the benefits of culture as widely as possible.The institution offers:
Graduate Programs
- 42 graduate programs with 96 master’s and doctoral study plans.
- 42 specialization programs with 269 areas of focus.
Undergraduate Programs
- 133 degree programs with 241 educational options.
Technical and Vocational Training
- 42 technical degrees or terminal options.
- Three high school curricula.
About GeneXus
GeneXus a Globant company, has spent more than 35 years simplifying the complex world of software development by building products such as:- GeneXus Next, the AI-powered Low-Code development platform designed to simplify and accelerate the creation and evolution of mission-critical systems.
- Globant Enterprise AI, the platform that enables companies to integrate advanced AI capabilities into their enterprise software while maintaining observability, control, and independence from specific models and providers.
With its main market in Japan, GeneXus is used by a community of over 150,000 registered users and active clients, including Mitsubishi Electric, Jalpak, Bantotal, Resona Bank Group, Mizuho Bank, and the Canal de Panamá.
GeneXus has offices in Uruguay, Brazil, Mexico, Japan, and the United States, and official distributors in over 100 countries.