Our Mission
"To contribute to the integral formation of leaders of positive action and to promote the development of the individual and society at institutional level, inspired by the values of Christian humanism."
Anáhuac Vision 5.0
- It is one of the most relevant universities in the world for its comprehensive education model, its influence on social transformation, the impact of its academic staff, and the positioning of its graduates.
- It is a university faithful to its Catholic identity that consolidates and reaffirms the values of Christian humanism and makes it visible with courage, clarity, and respect.
- It has an academic staff and a training model that guarantees the integral formation of people who face challenges and solve problems, with an interdisciplinary approach.
- It is a university committed to research that proposes solutions to the main challenges facing humanity.
- It has technology that enables the personalization of the training process, which contributes to the success of the university experience by allowing students to progress at their own pace and according to their interests and abilities.
Our Name
"Anáhuac" literally means "near the water." It refers to the central lake region that was home to the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlán—at the time, the most populated and culturally developed center in Central America—where today stands Mexico City, home to our University.
Our Motto
Our motto, VINCE IN BONO MALUM (“Overcome Evil with Good”), taken from St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans (12:21), is the synthesis of our philosophy.
It reflects an entire outlook that rejects negative attitudes. It is a program of positive action: overcoming ignorance with the good of knowledge; improvisation with the good of professionalism supported by modern techniques; materialism with the good of humanism that recognizes the spiritual nature of the human person; social antagonism with harmony and unity; injustice with charity; and selfish excess with openness and faith in God.
Our Emblem
Our emblem, inspired by a weaving pattern in progress, symbolically represents the interaction and development that define education—our fundamental task and commitment. Its colors represent the earth and the sun.
