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Accreditation

The Universidad Iberoamericana is a member of the International Association of Universities, the Inter-American College Association, the International Federation of Catholic Universities, and the Federation of Universities of Latin America. Credits earned in any of the programs offered will be transferred promptly to universities and colleges in the United States and elsewhere.

Application Forms
Fees and Calendars

Students from partner Institutions that have an exchange agreement in their respective faculties won’t pay application and tuition fee (up to 7 courses with 8 Ibero credIts each). If the sending institution doesn’t have an exchange agreement with the Ibero, we can consider the application as a Study Abroad student. Study Abroad students pay the following application and tuition fees, according to the number of courses they wish to take.

All fees are indicated in US Dollars. In case the fees are paid directly on the Ibero campus they will be charged in Mexican Pesos, according to the official exchange rate. US Dollar payments in cash are not possible.

STUDY ABROAD FEES



Fall Semester (17 weeks, August – December)US$
Application Fee *$ 65.00
Students Service Fee **$ 275.00
Tuition per course (8 Ibero credits each)$ 900.00
Extra Credits (for each 4 Ibero credits)$ 450.00
Spring Semester (18 weeks, January – May)US$
Application Fee *$ 65.00
Students Service Fee **$ 275.00
Tuition per course (8 Ibero credits each)$ 900.00
Extra Credits (for each 4 Ibero credits)$ 450.00
Summer Session (6 weeks, May – July)US$
Application Fee *$ 65.00
Students Service Fee ***$ 90.00
Tuition per course (8 Ibero credits each)$ 900.00

* non-refundable
** non-refundable after first month of classes
*** non-refundable after beginning of classes

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PAYMENT OF FEES:



“Payments of all academic, student services, registration, application, and Ibero supervised housing fees may be made online (through our website), or by wire transfer. Payments in cash are received in the campus cashier only in Mexican pesos and up to a maximum of $1,000 MXN”.

Online payment (recommended option):

In order to pay online please visit this webpage and do the following steps:

  • Select your concept (or activity) and the total of units to pay.
  • Click on the “Accept” button.
  • Fill in the information on the following page (only fields with a red asterisk are required).

All prices on this website are displayed in Mexican Pesos. Prices will be updated once a month based on the current exchange rate. Students can only pay one concept (or activity) at the same time. If you want to pay your tuition and your housing fees, for example, you will have to make two different payments.

At the end of each transaction, your payment summary will appear on your screen. Print a copy of it and keep it, it is your receipt.

Wire transfer / bank deposit:

The due fee can be deposited on one of our banking accounts, and the deposit receipt has to be sent together with the documentation or by email:

International bank transfer (US-dollars only):

Account Holder: Universidad Iberoamericana A.C.

Bank: Citigroup

Account Number: 5951228501

ABA: 122233645

Swift code: BNMXMXMM

Standardized bank code: 002180052595256264

Mexican Pesos deposits in cash (at a Mexican bank. Please ask us which exchange rate to apply):

Beneficiario: Universidad Iberoamericana A.C.

Banco: Banamex

Sucursal: 4254

Cuenta: 0000594

Referencia Numérica: 10820515 / Digito de validación 80

Referencia Alfabética: INTERCAMBIO / Digito de validación 81

Payments in cash:

“You can make payments in cash at the campus cashier only in Mexican pesos and for a maximum of $1,000 MXN. We recommend this option only for excursions.

If you decide to bring US Dollars in cash or as traveler checks with you to Mexico, you can change your money at an exchange office or a bank in Mexico City. You will have to present your original passport, and sometimes you might be asked for a proof of residence (nearly any document with your address in Mexico on it will do it).”

PAYMENT SCHEDULE:



Application Fee (study abroad students only):

This payment has to be made online or by wire transfer before your arrival to Mexico in order to finish your application process. The letter of acceptance can’t be sent before we receive this payment.

Housing fees:

This payment has to be made during the first two days of the semester. Please present yourself at the Student Mobility Office in order to receive your payment order.

Student Service Fee, Tuition, Spanish Language and Latin American Culture Program:

These payments have to be made during the first fifteen days of the semester. Please present yourself at the Student Mobility Office in order to define your payment schedule and sign your responsibility letter.
For complete information about the amounts of the due fees, please consult the corresponding section of this guide.

If a student has an outstanding bill to either the university or the house mothers, the student will not be allowed to attend classes until this bill is honored. No transcript will be sent until all outstanding bills have been paid. University housing with a Mexican family must be paid within the first week of the semester or students will not be allowed in classes.

Office of Student exchange

Office of Student Exchange

Universidad Iberoamericana, A.C. Prol. Paseo de la Reforma 880 Lomas de Santa Fe 01219, México, D.F.

Tel. +52 (55) 5950 4243

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Requirements for Admission

“If you are studying at an accredited university and want to spend one or more semesters at IBERO Mexico City as an exchange student, we shall be pleased to welcome you. Nominated students from one of our partner universities won’t pay academic fees (up to 7 courses per semester). If your institution doesn’t have an exchange agreement with us, we can consider your application as a Study Abroad student. Study Abroad students pay application, student services and tuition fees according to the number of courses they wish to take.”

Students from one of our partner universities are required to hand in the following documents. The application and the documents should be sent by the international office of the student’s home institution:

  • Filled out application form
  • Official academic record/transcript from the home university
  • A copy of the student’s passport (for non-Mexican citizens)
  • 3 photos (3 ½ x 4 ½ cm approx.)
  • A certificate of good health
  • A copy of a medical insurance policy that covers the student’s stay in Mexico

Study Abroad students are required to hand in the same documentation and additionally make a payment of $65 US-dollars for the non-refundable Study Abroad Application Fee. Please consult the IBERO Study Guide for details on the payment of application fees and tuition.

Spanish Placement Test

Non Spanish speakers who wish to enroll in Spanish lessons, are required to take a placement test during the first day of the orientation.

If you wish to enroll in Spanish taught courses, but not in Spanish lessons, you do not need to take this test.

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Visa issues

“Incoming students can be in one of the following three cases and the migration requirements will be different for each. Make sure you identify your situation correctly.

  1. Students with passports from the countries listed in this website do not require a Visa if they intend to study for 1 semester. You will have permission to stay in the country up to 180 days. (no quiero poner la liga que es esta: sólo debe ponerse el hipervínculo en la palabra ( x.f. colocar el hipervínculo en “website” http://www.inm.gob.mx/gobmx/word/index.php/paises-no-requieren-visa-para-mexico/ )
  2. Students with passports from the countries listed in this website require a Visa to enter Mexico. They will need to get a “Visa de visitante sin permiso para realizar actividades remuneradas.”
    • *IMPORTANT: The visa requirement is waived if a student presents:
    • - A document of permanent residence in Canada, The United States of America, Japan, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, any country in the Schengen Area or any country member of the Alianza del Pacífico.
    • - A valid visa for Canada, The United States of America, Japan, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland or any country in the Schengen Area.
  3. Students who will study at Ibero for more than 180 days (2 semesters) need to get a student visa “Visa de residente temporal estudiante” regardless of their nationality. After their arrival, these students will need to exchange the migration document handed to them at the airport for a Resident Card within 30 days of their arrival. “.
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