Culiacan, Sen.- the Autonomous University of Sinaloa Next Monday, April 15, at 8 a.m., UAS will begin the electronic pre-registration process for the professional level for the 2024-2025 academic year, which will be developed in the form of blocks according to areas of knowledge, according to the official in charge of the University Rector’s Office, Robespierre Lizárraga Otero.
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The preinscription.uas.edu.mx platform will open on Monday for the health zone in Block A, so those interested should be on time, because it is in this area where the demand for jobs such as general medicine, dentistry and nursing is greatest and tokens run out in The first minutes.
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The next day, Tuesday, April 16, corresponds to Block “B” for all engineering, and on the 17th, the social sciences and humanities platform opens, and on both days, also at 8 a.m., the action platform will be open.
Regarding the pre-registration process in secondary schools, Robespierre Lizarraga Otero explained that there are a total of 29 academic units and 6 extensions where the allocated codes have been exhausted, with more than 17 thousand young people requesting to enroll in the institution and stressed that the goal is not to leave any applicants out of the classroom.
“The admissions committee will continue to work so that no one who wants to be at the university is excluded, but for the first time we have an external element that represents a major obstacle to overcome in facing this important task that we have as a university,” he said.
For more information, you can refer to the guide available on the Internet page Pre-registration.uas.edu.mx You can also contact the General Administration of Public Services on phone number 6677593875, ext. 15355 or 15365.
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UAS shared in a statement that as part of the academic offer, the Faculty of Anthropological Sciences (ECIAS) will open registrations for the Bachelor’s Degree in Gender Studies from April 17 to May 10. In this regard, the degree coordinator, Judith Ramos Valencia, stated that this program was born from the need to address current problems of gender inequality through an interdisciplinary approach, through research, intervention, teaching and dissemination in public and private organizations.
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