The María Cano University Foundation and the Polytechnic University of Atlacomulco, Mexico, have formalized an academic cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening interinstitutional collaboration for the benefit of the academic and student communities. This agreement will allow the joint development of activities in areas of common interest, such as academic exchange, research projects, student and faculty mobility, as well as the execution of programs and events that promote the educational and scientific development of both institutions.

Interinstitutional agreements enable the exchange of knowledge, research, and resources between universities. This strengthens the capacities of both institutions and fosters the development of joint projects that can have a greater impact and reach. Furthermore, it improves the quality of education: by sharing best practices, training programs, and pedagogical strategies, institutions can enhance the educational quality of their programs, benefiting students and society at large.

It broadens opportunities for students: Agreements provide the possibility to access academic exchange programs, internships, scholarships, and other opportunities that enrich their education and help them develop a more global and diverse perspective of their field of study.

Enhancing graduates’ employability: Collaboration between universities can create links with businesses, government institutions, and international organizations that open doors for graduates to find better job opportunities. In conclusion, this type of university agreement not only enriches academic training but also has a positive impact on research, development, internationalization, and the continuous improvement of higher education.