Universidad del valle de México - UVM (reviews)

It’s a good university overall. I think it provides the necessary resources for studying; however, the assignments and deliverables aren’t very complex. They have many resources, but you need to be disciplined to study on your own, since the exams and assignments are quite basic.

My experience at UVM was overall positive. The academic content is strong, and the professors are truly outstanding, knowledgeable, supportive, and very competent. The only downside is the university’s operative services, which could definitely improve in terms of efficiency and responsiveness. Despite that, the quality of the teaching makes the program worthwhile.

UVM has pretty great installations and management, specifically in my city, Hermosillo. Sometimes they can be a little slow, specifically when it comes to things like internet and scheduling. The classes are pretty good, I wouldn’t say they’re the best the country has that may be relegated to other institutions, both private and public. But they do their job pretty well, and if you’re really searching for a private university within Hermosillo to go to that doesn’t create a black hole for your money to go to, UVM is perfect for you.

There are certain sites like Blackboard that has some pretty poor design, specifically with UI and general state it is in. While it isn’t impossible to navigate through, it struggles with basic things that even a simple forum can handle.

Any other negatives I can’t seem to find since the installations are great, they all have air and kept clean. There are some exceptions, specifically with certain bathrooms and classes that have malfunctioning air conditioning, clogged toilets and/or unstable electricity. But those are few and far between, so far I can only know about two bathrooms with those issues and around 5 classrooms all the way in the back.

Studying Public Relations at Universidad del Valle de México, Campus Lomas Verdes, was a truly rewarding experience. One of the standout aspects of UVM is its strong commitment to student support through scholarship opportunities, which made pursuing higher education more accessible and motivating.

The university also has an impressive range of sports programs, and being part of Interlinces, a multi-campus sports competition across Mexico City and the State of Mexico, added a sense of community and school pride that was incredibly energizing. It’s an environment that encourages not just academic development, but also personal growth through teamwork and healthy competition.

Academically, I appreciated how hands-on and practical the coursework was. We worked on real case studies and projects that mirrored professional situations, which helped me feel genuinely prepared to enter the workforce after graduation. The professors brought industry experience into the classroom, which made our learning more relevant and applicable.

Overall, I would definitely recommend UVM Lomas Verdes to anyone interested in Public Relations or similar careers. It’s a university that balances academic rigor with strong extracurricular engagement, while actively supporting its students’ success both during and after their studies.