Michoacan University of Saint Nicholas of Hidalgo (UMSNH) is a

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Michoacán Michoacán, formally Michoacán de Ocampo (; Purépecha: ), officially the Free and Sovereign State of Michoacán de Ocampo ( es, Estado Libre y Soberano de Michoacán de Ocampo), is one of the 32 states which comprise the Federal Entities of ...

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, and the oldest institution of higher education in the Americas. The University grants

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, and

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degrees, plus several other additional

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, mainly in Humanities, Science and Arts.

History

The Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH) is the institution of higher education with the longest tradition in the state of

and one of the oldest in the

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. Its historical background dates back to

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, the year in which Don Vasco de Quiroga founded the College of San Nicolás Obispo in the city of

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, with the purpose of training priests to help him in the

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of the natives of the vast territory under the

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. During his episcopal administration,

Vasco de Quiroga Vasco de Quiroga (1470/78 – 14 March 1565) was the first bishop of Michoacán, Mexico, and one of the judges (''oidores'') in the second Real Audiencia of Mexico – the high court that governed New Spain – from January 10, 1531, to April 16, ...

showed special concern for consolidating the incipient educational institution. Thanks to his negotiations, on May 1, 1543,

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issued a royal certificate in which he agreed to assume the patronage of the college, for which, as of that date, it was called the Royal College of San Nicolás Obispo. . In 1566, by means of a "royal execution" it was arranged that, in the name of the Spanish monarch, the ecclesiastical council exercised the administration of the Quiroguiano campus. Faced with the demands of the post-Tridentine Church, to impart a new orientation to the formation of priests, in

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the chapter decided to transfer academic responsibility to the meritorious

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Change of venue

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, due to the change of the episcopal residence from

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, the Royal College of San Nicolás Obispo was also moved, where it merged with the College of San Miguel Guayangareo. The new

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represented a great advance for the strengthening of the bishopric of

. However, the training of priests continued without responding to the demands of the Council of Tridentine, widely reaffirmed during the Third Mexican Provincial Council of 1585. To solve this deficiency, from 1590, the fourth bishop of

, Fray Alonso Guerra, insisted on converting the college into a Tridentine Seminary. Within the ecclesiastical council, this initiative found strong opposition, considering that, if the proposal was accepted, the founding objectives of the campus would be contravened. Upon the death of Bishop Guerra, it fell to his successor, Fray Domingo de Ulloa, to receive – on October 17,

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– from

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a bull in which, taking advantage of the infrastructure of San Nicolás, he ordered the establishment of a Council Seminary. The council's reaction was immediate: in open contempt, by legal means it undertook an energetic defense that involved the civil and ecclesiastical authorities of

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in a confrontation that would last until the year 1610, when

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he reversed his predecessor's order. However, during that time the Colegio de San Nicolás regularly maintained its activities, without incorporating transcendental changes in its classrooms, where essentials were taught to attend the

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services of the Spanish and

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the

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. Concerned as the

society was in consolidating itself, it was little interested in its instructional institutions reaching the development of the European ones. The affirmation of the colonial project must have been necessary for the Creoles to feel the need to match their knowledge to that which was in vogue in the Spanish cloisters.

Viceroyalty

Consequently, at the end of the

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, the Colegio de San Nicolás undertook a profound reform of its regulations and constitutions, which served as the basis for modifying the study plan of the beginning of the 18th century, in which, among other disciplines, they included the subjects of

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, Scholastic

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and

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. By royal decree of November 23,

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, San Nicolás was granted the privilege of incorporating the chairs of Civil Law and Canon Law into his teaching. It can be affirmed that at the beginning of the 19th century the campus was going through the most solid stage of its existence. Everything seemed to indicate that in the

intellectual world he was embarking on an ascending career. However, the consequences of the independence movement, led by a select group of Nicolaita

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s, including

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, José Sixto Verduzco, José María Izazaga and

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, led the government to Viceregal decided to close it.

Independent Mexico

Once

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was achieved, the main concern of the new government focused on national reorganization based on a new project in which, for the first time on this soil, within the priority items, public education was considered. In this way, the actions aimed at the reopening of the campus began during the decade of the

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. After a long and painful negotiation between the Church and the State, on October 21,

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, the ecclesiastical chapter ceded the patronage of the campus to the

Subdirectorate Board of Studies. Provided with this legal basis, on January 17 in

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, Governor

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proceeded to reopen it, under the name of Primitivo y Nacional Colegio de San Nicolás de Hidalgo. This marked the beginning of a new stage in the existence of the institution. In the second half of the 19th century,

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and

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burst into Nicolaitan

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and

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were enriched by important acquisitions made by the Michoacan government in European countries, while their heritage increased through donations conferred by the state executive from secularized assets to Michoacan

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s and

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s. The winds of renewal that spread throughout the state during those years were carriers of solid foundations for the creation of a

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This project was consolidated with the triumph of the

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when, a few days after the

government took office, the engineer

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adopted the initiative, and on October 15,

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, he managed to establish, with the characteristic of

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, the Michoacan University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo, made up of the College of San Nicolás de Hidalgo, the schools of Arts and Crafts, Industrial and Commercial for young ladies, Superior of Commerce and Administration, Normal for

s, Normal for

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, in addition to the

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, the Michoacan Museum, the Museum of Independence and the State Meteorological Observatory. As members of the first University Council, the directors of each campus were appointed; as rector, the engineer Agustín Aragón, who a few days later, for not accepting the constitutional protest to which the members of Congress forced him, resigned from his position. Faced with this setback, the nascent institution was adrift, until, in

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, Dr. Alberto Oviedo Mota was appointed as the person in charge of initiating university activities. The following year, Congress appointed Professor José Jara Peregrina as rector, who also promoted actions aimed at consolidating the university. Of these, the Constitutive Law and the creation of the first budget item stand out, which allowed it to correct the pressing needs. In

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, according to the opinion of Governor Francisco J. Múgica, the university continued "as a group of schools that were independent of each other." To remedy this abnormality, General Múgica modified the Constitutive Law and appointed new authorities. Ignacio Chávez, a young doctor from

recently graduated from the National University School of

, occupied the rectory. During his administration, profound academic and administrative reforms were undertaken, which included modifications to the study plans and programs of all schools.

was the most favored, as the new rector incorporated a host of

doctors into his teaching staff: his colleagues Salvador González Herrejón, Adolfo Arreguín Vidales and Manuel Martínez Báez, in addition to Ignacio Chávez himself, who promoted a momentous turn to medical teaching in Michoacán. Annually, the university awards the Father of the Nation Award to the students with the best average.

Shield

The university coat of arms is made up of elements from the coat of arms of the Quiroga family, which Don Vasco bequeathed to the college he founded, which mean: "Given in harmony, under the shadow of religion, fraternally united towards the light of knowledge and teaching, in peace and in victory, under the universality of science and humanities". In

, when the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo was founded, the new institution adopted the shield of the College, with which it sealed the official papers until 1919. From then on, the previous inscription was replaced by that of Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo. . Morelia. This delay is easy to explain, since from that year the institution begins its academic activities regularly. When Dr. Ignacio Chávez was rector, in

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, a substantial transformation occurred in the coat of arms, by which the edges of the plaque were perfected, which remained divided into four quarters. In the first, the six dice appear arranged in two suits. In the first pair one and four points can be seen; in the second, two and five; in the third, three and six. In the second quarter is the flowered cross. In the third the five clubs appear, and in the lower left a mount added to a cypress in a straight position, ending in the lower part with a "spear point". Above and in front, the wide-brimmed episcopal hat and the episcopal pretensions embracing the plaque are preserved, which balance the graphic elements. The double circle takes a breath and opens to become a ribbon, supported by two lighted torches bearing the inscription UNIVERSIDAD MICHOACANA DE SAN NICOLAS DE HIDALGO. Two crossed branches finish off the bottom: one of laurel; the other, olive. It is necessary to consider that they are not clubs if these figures represent a harmonica, and it reads as follows: Dice, harmonica, a tree with a shadow and the cross, now if the symbols coincide, given to harmony under the shadow of the religion. The description of the symbol made by Rodolfo Jiménez Avalos, approximately in

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on a visit to the City of Quiroga. In this regard, Chávez informs that he chose that shield for the nascent university based on the quartered family crest of its illustrious founder: Don Vasco de Quiroga. He only added the border that crowns it, where the name of the university is read, supported by two lit torches, related to

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and humanistic culture. It is necessary to point out that, although Dr. Chávez makes this brief description of the shield, he says nothing about the colors, which, as has been mentioned, were red, green, white and gold. This shield was preserved for a long time. In the sixties the third barracks was deformed: the five clubs were transformed into as many figures that resemble bowling pins.

Schools and colleges

Nicolaita Baccalaureate The Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo has seven preparatory schools or high schools: Primitive and National College of San Nicolás de Hidalgo, High school Ing. Pascual Ortiz Rubio, High School Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon, High School Isaac Arriaga, High School

, High School Eduardo Ruiz, High School (

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) General Lázaro Cárdenas, High School (

) These schools provide the education needed to begin study for a bachelor's degree. On June 21, 1990, the University Council approved a reform to the baccalaureate that is taught at this university. From that date it is studied in three years, divided into two phases: a) common core, lasting two years, and b) propaedeutic course, so that the student chooses one of the following areas: Engineering and architecture Chemical-Biological Sciences Economic-Administrative Sciences Historical-Social Sciences In addition, two of 20 optional subjects are chosen, according to the area and semester studied. Bachelor's degrees Engineering Division: Faculty of

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Faculty of

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Faculty of

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UMSNH "Uandascuaro" Faculty of

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"Vasco de Quiroga" Health Sciences Division: Faculty of Medical and Biological Sciences "Dr. Ignacio Chávez" Faculty of

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Agricultural Sciences Division: Faculty of Agricultural Business Administration (

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) Faculty of Agrobiology (

) Faculty of veterinary medicine and zootechnics Faculty of

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Professional Units: Hidalgo City Professional Unit Lázaro Cárdenas Professional Unit Professional Unit of Balsas Huetamo de Núñez Postgraduate Institutes: Chemical-Biological

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Metallurgy and Materials

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of Physics and Mathematics Agricultural and Forestry

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of Economic and Business

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Nicolaita, which offers more than forty master's and doctoral programs, taught in faculties and institutes, most of them recognized in the National Postgraduate Program (PNP), of the

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( Conacyt). The last postgraduate course approved by the H. University Council is the

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, offered by the Samuel Ramos

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and by the recently created "Luis Villoro" Philosophical Research Institute. In addition, the postgraduate course at the Universidad Michoacana is a melting pot for scientific research. As of 2014, it had 400 researchers belonging to the

National System of Researchers Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (National System of Researchers) or SNI is a governmental agency established in Mexico in 1984 to promote both the quantity and quality of research in Mexico, especially in the sciences. In the 1980s, the countr ...

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), of Conacyt.

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