here our International Student Guide

2015 -2016
International Student Handbook
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Table of Contents
Welcome to Mexico
Welcome to Morelos
Welcome to UNINTER
Message from the Rector
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BEFORE ARRIVING TO MEXICO
Before your trip
Travelling / Migration
Once in Mexico
Accommodation
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LIFE AT UNINTER
The University
Computer Labs
Nurse´s Office
Psychologist
Library
Cafeterias
Culture Department
Sport Teams
UNINTER Bus
Evaluation
Academic Calendar
Internationalization
Club Amigo
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LIFE IN CUERNAVACA
Culture
Supermarkets
Daily Living Expenses
Cellphone Service Providers
Banks
Health
Emergency Telephone Numbers
Recommendations
Map of Cuernavaca
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 WELCOME TO
MEXICO!
Mexico is a country with a rich history, filled with colors,
traditions, culture and beautiful nature. It is a hidden
land full of plentiful resources that provide a way of
living to many inhabitants, which use these resources
for their handicrafts, art works and Mexico’s traditional
and unique gastronomy. We invite you to discover
and embrace Mexico.
Mexico is very lucky in terms of its geographical
location and one can find every type of weather. There
is something for everyone, whether you love the cold
or the heat. There are deserts, beaches, archeological
sites and colonial architecture. In each Mexican state,
there are different things you can enjoy ranging from
metropolitan life to beautiful natural settings. Mexico is
a country of great history and tradition, full with
archaeological sites, that display the great cultures and
civilizations that inhabited Mexico long ago. All of this
and more is brought together in museums and
historical sites, which allow us to see the marvel of
Mexico’s past.
Mexico has it all: caves, waterfalls, canyons, rivers,
lagoons, deserts, jungles and a great diversity of flora
and fauna. Studying in this country gives you a chance
to take everything in, and relax in a perfect and
harmonious ambience. Not to mention popular
seaports like Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo,
Huatulco, Veracruz and many more.
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 WELCOME TO MORELOS
Morelos is a small state with beautiful places to relax or to indulge in leisure activities.
It has an endless number of attractions and sites to visit, offering tourists a fun and
friendly place marked by beautiful landscapes, rivers, and natural springs.
Morelos is full of rich and beautiful art and craftsmanship. It´s characterized by
unique styles of local artisans that can only be found in this region.
Located in the central part of Mexico, Morelos lays south of Mexico City, north of
Guerrero, and East of Puebla. Therefore, it is the perfect place to start many
adventures to discover Mexico.
Morelos is known for its warm and ideal climate, with an average temperature
between 18ºC and 23ºC year round. For this reason, Cuernavaca is known as the city
of eternal spring.
Cuernavaca is a favorite destination for many city-dwellers thanks to its proximity to
Mexico City. It is a place of relaxation and rest for almost everyone who has visited it.
The city of eternal spring owes its colors and smells to the flowering of
bougainvilleas, jacarandas, lilies, etc. and its main tourist attraction is the historic
center.
We invite you to explore and discover the activities and beautiful sites that Morelos
has to offer.
TEPOZTLÁN: Tepoztlán, located only 21 km from Cuernavaca, is a magical colonial
village full of traditions and extraordinary natural beauty. Its main attractions are the
Tepozteco Mountain and the traditional food and handicraft market.
LAKE TEQUESQUITENGO: This lake is located only 45 km south from Cuernavaca
and it is well known among water sports fanatics for its water skiing and jet skiing
recommendation. A wide variety of sea food restaurants is also available.
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 WELCOME TO UNINTER
It’s a pleasure to welcome you to Universidad Internacional, Uninter. We hope that you will enjoy your
stay here at Uninter and that, when the times comes for you to return to your home country, you are
satisfied with the service we offered to you.
VISION STATEMENT:
Universidad Internacional will be recognized for its excellence in all educational levels, as well as for its
international atmosphere and the certification of personal and professional competences.
MISSION STATEMENT:
Our mission is to educate individuals with a deep and solid human and ethical sense, with a creative
leadership attitude, as well as responsible citizens capable of interacting in all global domains.
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 MESSAGE
FROM THE RECTOR
Dear Exchange Student,
As Rector of Universidad Internacional, it is a pleasure to welcome you on behalf of our
entire faculty and staff members. The fact of receiving you as an exchange student and
incorporating you in our student body is, for us, a highly valued acknowledgment of the
education level all our students receive and because of which, our graduate students aim to
achieve international labor experience.
Since 1980, our institution is committed to offer quality education to help people accomplish
their educational and personal goals. We want you to be part of the thousands of foreign
students that have come to Universidad Internacional as an exchange student or to our
Spanish School and that now are capable of reaching their dreams and professional
aspirations.
We hope that during your stay at Universidad Internacional, you get the possibility to
discover Cuernavaca, the City of Eternal Spring, and the different cultural aspects Mexico has
to offer you. May this experience allow you to see the world form another point of view.
We invite you to participate in the different events and activities that UNINTER offers, which
are a great opportunity for your personal development. And we wish you to take full
advantage of being part of our community since this very moment.
Ing. Fco. Javier Espinosa Romero
Rector of Universidad Internacional
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BEFORE ARRIVING
TO MEXICO
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 BEFORE YOUR TRIP
1. Make sure that your university has a student exchange
3. You will need to consult the Mexican Consulate
agreement with Universidad International and knows that
in order to know if you need to apply for a
you are coming to Uninter. These are the documents you
student visa or if you need to fill out any other
need to send to the Internationalization Office in order to
important travel documents. Visit the Mexican
apply as an exchange student:
Consulate site to find out what forms or travel
 Application Form
documents you need for the visa application.
 Learning Agreement
4. Upon being accepted, students have to send
 Letter of motivation
the following documents:
 Copy of your passport
 Digital photo
2. Once you are accepted into our program, the
 Copy of international health insurance
 Copy of student visa (if applicable)
 Flight itinerary
Internationalization Office will send a letter of
acceptance to its counterpart at your university.
 TRAVELLING / MIGRATION
 Make sure that you meet all the requirements in
order to participate in our program.
 Check, which objects you are not allowed to take
on the plane and the number of luggage and its
weight you are permitted to check in.
 Get a good night’s sleep before your trip and
wear comfortable clothes.
 Drink as much water as you can to stay hydrated,
 We recommend arriving to Cuernavaca a
week before the semester start so you can
begin to look for a suitable accommodation.
 If applicable: Once you have arrived to
Mexico, you will need to exchange your 30
day tourist visa for a student permit. For this,
you will need to go to the National
Migration Office located in Cuernavaca; the
stretch whenever you can and walk during your
address is Av. Vicente Guerrero No. 107 Col.
flight.
Lomas de Cortés, Cuernavaca, Morelos.
 If travelling very early / late to Mexico, we
recommend you to change your currency to
Mexican pesos before your trip. But it´s also
 Don’t forget to always carry a copy of your
passport and cash with you.
 Currency exchange: There could be some
possible to change at the airport. Please be
restrictions regarding the amount of money
discreet.
you can bring in and out of certain countries.
 Do not forget to change your watch to Standard
Time (UTC/GMT -6).
 Consider a difference in power outlets, in case
you are planning on bringing electrical devices,
standard voltage is 110V.
Make sure to know where and how you can
exchange your money for the right currency.
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 ONCE IN MEXICO
Upon your arrival at Mexico City airport follow the
If you are planning on staying in a hotel or hostel
“Transporte Foraneo“-sign to the Pullman de Morelos
make sure to make a reservation ahead of time. We
bus station located inside the airport near the fast food
recommend the below mentioned hotels.
area. There you can take a direct bus to Cuernavaca
(Casino de la Selva).
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Once you get to Cuernavaca you can take a cab
directly to your destination. However, before you get in
The buses run from 7:15 am until Midnight, every
the cab ask how much the taxi ride to your hostel or
40 minutes, and cost 215 pesos.
hotel is. It should be 55 pesos or less. In case of heavy
You could also arrange to have someone from Uninter
rain or if it is late at night it may be a bit more.
pick you up from the airport. However, the cost varies
When you have settled in your hotel or hostel, it is
by the amount of people that is being picked up.
important that you come to the Internationalization
office at Uninter, where we can help you to find

1 person is $100 USD

2-3 people is $110 USD

4-6 people is $140 USD
suitable accommodation, sign up for your classes and
give you your student ID.
We recommend that on your way to and from the
HOSTEL EXPERIENCIA
Leyva 200, Col. Las Palmas
Tel. +52 (777) 312 65 79
info@experienciaspanish.com
Aprox. 170$ MEX per night.
POSADA MORELOS
Clavijero no26 Col. Centro
Tel. +52( 777) 314 60 11
hostelposadamorelos@hotmail.com
Aprox. 200$ MEX per night.
university you only use the streets overlooked by our
security guards.
Routes overlooked by our security guards.
Monday – Friday from 06:00 to 22:00hrs.
Saturday from 06:30 to 18:00hrs.
UNINTERBUS route, Monday – Friday from
06:30 to 22:00hrs.
Saturday from 07:30 to
UNINTERBUS stop
15:00hrs.
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 ACCOMODATION
What type of housing is offered?
We strongly recommend that you begin searching
You can choose one of the following:
accommodation after arriving to Cuernavaca rather
than from your home country. By doing so you will
be able to choose what best suits your needs. We
offer following options:
1. – Families: You have the possibility to live with a
Mexican Host family, which is a great way to be
A)
weekly cleaning service and no meals. The minimum
stay is one semester.
B) Single or Double room: bathroom, weekly
cleaning service and two meals (5 days a week).
integrated in the Mexican culture. Your host family
will make your stay as comfortable as possible. The
host families homes are maximum a 20 minute walk
from the university. The families have to follow a set
Single or Double room: bathroom and
C) Apartment, house or bungalow: two-three rooms,
bathroom(s), living room, dining room and kitchen.
The Foreign Student department will assist you when
of rules and are periodically supervised.
choosing where to live. If you have any inquiries, email
2. – Apartments, bungalows and houses: Uninter will
places to live you can go to the Internationalization
provide you a list of apartments or rooms that count
with kitchen, living room, dining room and
bathrooms. You will have to sign a contract and pay
one month´s worth of deposit.
foraneo@uninter.edu.mx. If you want a listing of
office.
NOTE: Sheets, Pillows and Comforters are generally
not included when renting a place. We recommend
you to bring your own bedding. Page 19 will give you
references of where to go in terms of buying your own
bedding.
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LIFE AT UNINTER
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 THE UNIVERSITY
Uninter has buildings designed to make your learning experience as comfortable as possible. Each
classroom has the necessary equipment to aid the teacher and the student in their daily task.
Conference rooms are equipped with projectors, computers, televisions and screens. In the following
we shortly enlist the facilities of our university as well as the services at your disposition. Don´t
hesitate to contact the person in charge of any of the services or activities that you are interested in.
LOCATION:
Buildings 3, 9, 10, 12 & 16
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday - Friday 7h – 20h
Saturday 8h – 15h
COMPUTER LABS:
We offer our students access to multiple computer labs for
navigating the web, as well as completing homework or other
school projects. You can also print by presenting your voucher
which you can buy in the building 2-103. The vouchers cost
either 5 or 10 pesos (5 or 10 prints).
If you want to bring a laptop, you are more than welcome to do
so, but you will need to register your computer in building 3 in
order to use the internet. It is very easy to set up your laptop;
all you need to do is bring your student ID.
LOCATION:
Building 3
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday - Friday 8h – 20h
Saturday 8h – 15h
NURSES OFFICE:
Our nurse’s office provides services to international and
Mexican students. Besides, they provide you with contact
information of trustworthy specialists to attend all your needs.
CONTACT:
317-10-87 /ext. 119
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PSYCHOLOGIST:
The psychologist offers help to those, which need to adjust to
LOCATION:
Uninter and the Mexican life. Some students experience
Office 3-105
cultural shock or depression when arriving to an unfamiliar
HOURS OF OPERATION:
environment and our psychologist can give helpful
information to overcome this situation. In order to see the
psychologist you should make an appointment ahead of time.
Monday – Friday 9h – 20h
CONTACT:
Psychologist
Ayushi Hernández
317-10-87/ ext. 224
LIBRARY:
The library´s goal is to provide access to different sources of
LOCATION:
information for the student body. In order to check out
Building 11
books, you have to register with your student ID. If you return
the library books late, you will have to pay a fee.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday – Friday 9h – 20h
CONTACT:
Librarian
Mary Cruz Quenel
317-10-87/ ext. 111
CAFETERIAS:
FACEBOOK: Biblioteca Uninter
The cafeterias provide a variety of meals, including salads,
LOCATION:
fruits, vegetables, pastries, drinks and refreshments. The
Buildings 9, 10, 11, 12
menu changes daily to ensure a balanced diet. The cafeteria
owners are very strict with sanitary regulations. You can find
cafeterias in each campus, and they count with free Wi-Fi.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday - Friday 8h – 19h
Saturday 8h – 15h
Based on what you order, the prices will change. However,
we have full-course meals that cost 40 pesos, which include:
soup, main dish, dessert and a glass of water.
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CULTURE DEPARTMENT:
The Uninter Culture Department offers our students and the public in general the possibility to join any of these
cultural or artistic workshops. Come and join our international community through culture and arts!
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Circus Arts

Choir

Zumba

Break Dance & Hip Hop

Philharmonic

Contemporary Art

Cheer Dance SIU

Rock and Roll

Photography

Cheer Dance

Arab Dance (Belly Dance)

Competitions

Cheerleading
Coordinación de Difusión Cultural y Programas Representativos (Building 12)
Lic. Luz Elena Gálvez Quiroz
difusioncultural@uninter.edu.mx
Monday – Friday 8h – 16h
311 86 50
Saturday 10h – 14h
SPORT TEAMS:
The sports area is in charge of our students’ physical and mental preparation for regional, state, national, and
international competitions. All of this supervised and guided by specialized trainers. The sports area has agreements with
different sports centers for better training conditions. The sports offered are:

Football

Aero Step

Tennis

Women’s Soccer

Women’s Volleyball

Women’s Basketball

Men’s Soccer

Tae Kwon Do

Bowling

Swimming
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Contact Information
D.T. Wagner Rocha Francisco
wrocha@uninter.edu.mx
Monday – Friday 8h – 16h
317 10 87 ext. 217
Saturday 10h – 14h
UNINTER BUS:
The University offers bus service to its students. The route
HOURS OF OPERATION:
starts at the main building on the right hand side and goes to
Departure every 30 minutes
buildings 11, 12 and 10. It is important that you provide your
Monday - Friday 6:30 - 21:30
student ID when accessing. You can find the map of the bus
Saturday 7:30 – 14h
route on page 8.
CONTACT:
plantafisica@uninter.edu.mx
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 EVALUATION
Uninter is registered in the Ministry of Public Education
known in Spanish as SEP and works under the credit
system: 1 credit for each 15-20 hours in class with a
grading system from is 1-10.
ATTENTION
-
THE MINIMUM PASSING GRADE IS 7.
-
IN ORDER TO HAVE THE RIGHT TO PRESENT YOUR
FINAL TEST, YOU MUST ATTEND MINIMUM 90%
On the first day of class, the teacher will hand you a
OF THE CLASSES, ATTENDANCE IS VERY
syllabus with an outline of the themes you will see over
IMPORTANT.
the course of the semester.
Likewise, your teacher will inform you of the evaluation
system that will determine your grades.
During your semester at Uninter, you will take three partial
exams (one per month) and one final exam.
 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
FALL SEMESTER 2015
SPRING SEMESTER 2016
Beginning / Ending:
August 17th - December 18th
Beginning / Ending:
January 18th - May 27th
Final Exams:
December 11th - 17th
Final Exams:
May 23th - 27th
Winter Break:
December 21st - January 15th
Spring Break:
March 21th - April 1st
Days off:
September 16 , November 2nd and 16th
Summer Break:
May 30th - August 19th
th
Days off:
February 1st
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 INTERNATIONALIZATION
Uninter promotes intercultural exchange through the internationalization
office.
This office creates and organizes activities to make the interaction between
Mexican and foreign students and teachers easier.
Its team is here to help and guide you through your entire stay at Uninter,
please don´t hesitate to contact them for any further information you might
need.
CLUB AMIGO:
The Club Amigo program has been designed to make contact between
Mexican and foreign students easier in order to improve their intercultural skills,
make friends and have lots of fun. Club Amigo offers different activities during
the semester where Mexicans and foreigners can interact and learn from each
other. Some of the offered activities are:

Round tables for discussion

Excursions

Cultural events

Social coffee

Activities outside of Uninter
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday - Friday 8h – 17h
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Director
Mtro. StéphaneThys
sthys@uninter.edu.mx
Phone: +52 (777) 317 10 87
ext. 210
Europe and Latin America
Exchange Coordinator:
Stefanie Reiser
sreiser@uninter.edu.mx
Asia and North America
Exchange and Club Amigo
Coordinator:
Regula Rehli
rrehli@uninter.edu.mx
Assistant:
Javier Noriega
practicante.internac@uninter.
edu.mx
FACEBOOK:
Internacionalización Uninter
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LIFE IN
CUERNAVACA
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 CULTURE
Mexico is a country with a huge cultural diversity full of traditions and customs, which you should take into
account if you want to live in Mexico for a period of time. Always remember: “When in Rome do as the
Romans”
 Mexicans have the habit of greeting someone by shaking hands. If you greet a woman, you should
also give a little kiss on her cheek and if you greet a man, shake hands or give them a small hug.
 Mexicans are very hygienic. They use to bathe daily, some even several times; always have clean
hands, as they wash hands before and after meals and after using the bathroom; use deodorant and
perfume to always smell good because for them, it is part of their appearance and they expect the
same from others.
 Mexicans are very good at preparing and serving appetizing meals. Some of the most delicious
foods are tacos, tortas, tamales, atole, pozole, enchiladas, pambazos, sopes, mole, and nopales. Do
not hesitate to try them all but take your precautions as some of them can be heavy on your
stomach, especially if you are not accustomed to the Mexican cuisine.
 Mexicans tend to eat a lot of spicy food, and they put hot sauce or simply spicy pepper on almost
every meal. If you’re not used to eating spicy food it´s better to start with small portions.
 Mexicans are very funny and can be considered jokesters. They joke around all the time, no matter
the situation or the moment, so please do not be shocked if you are joked with.
 Mexicans tend to run late on some occasions; if they say they will arrive in one hour, they will most
likely arrive 5 to 15 minutes later. So do not be surprised if they come a little late.
 In Mexico, there are always festivities consisting of different traditions, many of them religious. They
are celebrated with parties in different parts of the country. Try to attend a carnival or a fair during
your time in Mexico.
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 SUPERMARKETS
The city provides many different
options when shopping for
everyday needs. Downtown is
where most of the people do their
shopping. You can find food and
other items at a reasonable price.
There are also many restaurants
and bars. If you want to find
everything at the same place,
Superama:
Manuel Ávila Camacho,
Colonia La Pradera
Comercial Mexicana:
Vicente Guerrero 205,
Lomas de La Selva.
Sams:
Vicente Guerrero 760,
Lomas de La Selva
including renowned brands, and
enjoy a nice atmosphere then Plaza
Cuernavaca and Galerías
Cuernavaca are your options.
If you want to prepare your own
food, you can go to Walmart,
Costco, Chedraui, Superama,
Comercial Mexicana, SAMS and
Soriana, where you can find
everything to cover your needs.
NOTE: Only members can buy in
SAMS and Costco. One-year
memberships cost around 500
pesos.
You can also find the municipal
market “Adolfo Lopez Mateos” in
Walmart:
Sucursal Domingo Diez,
Av. Domingo Diez No. 727,
Domingo Diez
downtown Cuernavaca, which is
Costco:
Av. Vicente Guerrero 205,
Lomas de La Selva
Furthermore, if you need to do
Chedraui:
Blvd. Cuauhnahuac Km 1.5,
Colonia Flores Magón
offer products such as beverages
well known for selling flowers, fresh
fruits, vegetables, herbs, shoes and
clothing at a very accessible price.
shopping at night, the convenient
stores “OXXO” are open 24/7, and
and snacks.
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 DAILY LIVING EXPENSES
Eating at school:
USD
MXN
EUR
Basic food basket:
Meal
Sandwich
2.70
1.70
40
25
2.15
1.35
4.75
4.75
70
70
3.75
3.75
0.45
2.70
6.50
40
0.35
2.15
7.50
13.75
110
202
5.95
10.90
Milk 1 lt
Bread
Beef 1 kg
Cooking oil 1 lt
Sugar 1 kg
Butter 250 gr
Eggs 12 pieces
Salt 1 kg
Coffee 1 kg
Bananas 1 kg
Tortillas 1 kg
Water 1 lt
Entertainment:
Cinema ticket
Night Life
Public transport:
Rutas (Local Bus)
Cab
Bus:
To Mexico City
To International
Airport (Mexico
City)
USD
1
1.75
4.75
2.05
2.05
3.65
2.45
1
4
0.90
0.95
0.90
MXN
EUR
15
26
70
30
30
54
36
15
60
13
14
13
0.80
1.40
3.75
1.60
1.60
2.90
1.95
0.80
3.25
0.70
0.75
0.70
 CELLPHONE SERVICE PROVIDERS
If you need a cellphone or a cellphone number while you are living in Mexico, you can
choose from different companies offering mobile services:
Telcel: Pericón, 114, Lomas de La Selva, Phone: 314 45 34
Iusacell: Av. Vicente Guerrero, Lomas de la Selva
Unefón: Plaza La Cascada, Av. Plan de Ayala
Movistar: Av. Mariano Matamoros (no number), City Center
Nextel (Radio Walkie-Talkie): Av. Río Mayo, Vista Hermosa
Another option is going to an OXXO convenience store, where you can find cellphones at low
prices. Contact your phone company if you decide to use your home country phone-number
in Mexico as the rates can increase significantly.
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 BANKS
Ask if your home bank exists in Mexico
Banorte: Av. Plan de Ayala 901, Cuauhnahuac,
and if your cards will work here. Don’t
Phone: 512 64 15
forget to inform your bank that you are
Banamex: Av. Emiliano Zapata 823, Buenavista
traveling to Mexico in order to avoid any
problem when using your credit or debit
BBVA Bancomer: Plaza Laurel, Av. Manuel Ávila
cards.
Camacho, La Pradera
In case you need to open an account,
HSBC: Plaza Laurel, Av. Manuel Ávila Camacho,
make sure the bank you choose is an
La Pradera
international bank.
Santander: Plaza Laurel, Av. Manuel Ávila
These are the banks available in
Camacho, La Pradera
Cuernavaca:
 HEALTH
Besides Cuernavaca’s general hospital, Dr.
Here the directions of the Pharmacies in the
José G. Parres, there are different pharmacies
city center:
that
offer
you
medical
services
and
consultations at a low cost.
Farmacias
Similares
-
Degollado (no number)
offers
you
City Center
medical
Phone: 01 800 711 22 22
consultation at 35 pesos and it is open from
Monday through Sunday. The opening hours
depend on the branch. Most of the Farmacias
del
Ahorro
branches
Farmacias del Ahorro
are
open
-
Av. Morelos 174
24/7,
City Center
consultations are free of charge, and they
provide delivery service.
If you need further information, ask at the
nurse’s office, to get a list of hospitals and
specialist, to cover your needs.
Farmacias Guadalajara
Phone: 314 35 58
-
Farmacias Similares
Rayón 2
City Center
Phone: 312 02 65
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 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS
 Emergency – 060
 Police - 080
 Firefighters - 317 14 89
 Car accident – 318 51 78
Hospitals:
 General Hospital - 311 22 09
 Childrens Hospital - 311 73 32
 Hospital Henry Durant - 316 04 89
 Red Cross - 317 35 05
Others:
 Electricity Company (CFE):
318 68 52 and 329 41 99
 Water Company (to report leakings):
312 84 28
 Animal Control: 312 28 37
 Gas Company: 312 19 29
 PROFECO (Federal Attorney’s Office
to Consumer): 311 52 00
 Hospital INOVAMED - 311 24 82 to 86
 RECOMENDATIONS
 We highly recommend you taking one of our intensive Spanish courses offered to our
international students at a special price. They will help you to follow classes and indulge
in conversations with Mexicans. You have the option to study during 2 weeks before the
beginning of the semester during the complete day, or you can take 2 hours daily in the
morning during the semester.
 Remember: Assistance and taking your evaluation is very important.
 Be on time to all of your classes.
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 MAP OF CUERNAVACA
UNINTER
Pullman de Morelos
Bus station
Zócalo de Cuernavaca
(Main Square)
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Mtro. StéphaneThys
Director of Internationalization
sthys@uninter.edu.mx
internacionalizacion@uninter.edu.mx
Tel.: +52 (777) 317 1087 ext. 210
www.uninter.edu.mx
The Internationalization office gives
you a warm welcome and we hope
you have an unforgettable
experience.
Enjoy your stay at Uninter!
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