Academic Structure
Campus Celaya-Salvatierra
- Division of Health Sciences and Engineering
- Division of Social and Administrative Sciences
Campus Guanajuato
- Division of Architecture, Art and Design
- Division of Economic-Administrative Sciences
- Division of Natural and Exact Sciences
- Division of Social Sciences and Humanities
- Division of Law, Politics and Government
- Division of Engineering
Campus Irapuato-Salamanca
- Division of Life Sciences
- Division of Engineering
Campus León
- Division of Sciences and Engineering
- Division of Health Sciences
- Division of Social Sciences and Humanities
High School System
- Escuela Preparatoria de Celaya
- Escuela Preparatoria de San Luis de la Paz
- Escuela Preparatoria de León
- Escuela Preparatoria de Guanajuato
- Escuela Preparatoria de Irapuato
- Escuela Preparatoria de Salvatierra
- Escuala Preparatoria de Salamanca
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