UANL School of Public Health achieves International Certification

The School of Public Health and Nutrition has successfully obtained quality accreditation for its educational programs.

This accreditation covers a range of programs including the Bachelor of Science in Nutrition, the Master of Science in Public Health, the Master of Science in Nutrition, and the Specialty in Clinical Nutrition. This accreditation was granted by the Accreditation Agency of Chile, RAUI-America.

On February 15, the School of Public Health and Nutrition (FASPYN) accomplished a significant milestone in enhancing educational quality: it successfully certified all its academic programs with international endorsement from the Chilean Accreditation Agency RAUI-America.

“The recognition we receive today reaffirms that we’re heading in the right direction. It underscores our commitment to excellence and highlights education as our guiding principle. As stewards of this institution, it’s our utmost priority to uphold standards of excellence, and this recognition validates our efforts and dedication to this path of continuous improvement”.

Santos Guzman Lopez
UANL President

 

Manuel Lopez Cabanillas Lomelí emphasized that international accreditation validates the quality of FASPYN’s educational programs and enhances the School’s global reputation. Furthermore, it broadens opportunities for current students and graduates by instilling confidence that they receive an education aligned with the highest international standards.

UANL President Santos Guzman Lopez restated his gratitude to parents for entrusting their families’ education to UANL and expressed appreciation to the students for selecting the State’s Maximum House of Studies for their academic training.

“It’s truly gratifying to witness the ongoing recognition of our faculty and their educational programs, as seen in recent events. Receiving this honor from international accrediting bodies fills me with great pride. However, this time, I would like to pass the spotlight to our director, who, in turn, will rightfully acknowledge the coordinators of each career for their significant contributions”.