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Investigación

What are Research Programs?

Human Development, Philosophy and Humanities

Investigadoras e investigadores

What are Research Programs (RPs)?

They organize the networks of problems that the university investigates, grouping common interests of researchers.

Research Programs (RPs) are organizational structures attached to a department or center, which guide and promote research in that or several departments whose substantive task is to generate relevant knowledge, in accordance with the Mission and Fundamental Orientations (OFI) of ITESO.

Currently, ITESO has ten research projects distributed across eleven departments, encompassing 47 lines of inquiry, objects, or problems on which the university conducts research. These projects generate theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as technological development; sociocultural production; human rights; democracy; human habitat; natural resources; the environment; psycho-socio-cultural processes; socio-educational practices; health; economics; marketing; business development; alternatives to social, environmental, economic, and political inequalities; and social practices that manifest the moral dimension of human life, among others.

Research Projects (RPs) are spaces that allow us to generate and share research across various fields of knowledge, thereby fostering interdisciplinarity and collaborative networks among researchers throughout the university. We aim to promote high-quality research that helps solve the problems we face as a society and enables networking with other universities.

Departments of Human Formation and of Philosophy and Humanities

The objective of its Research Program (RP) is to produce and disseminate knowledge with a multidisciplinary perspective regarding some social relationships and practices that manifest the moral dimension of human life, in order to promote processes in the formation of agents who configure themselves and the world – social and natural – of which they are a part.

Research Areas

Social Pluralism
Inequality
Technique and technology

Program Coordinators:

Dr. Carmen Díaz Alba
cdiaza@iteso.mx

Dr. Demetrio Zavala Scherer
dezasc@iteso.mx

Dr. José Pedro Arriaga Arroyo

pedro.arriaga@iteso.mx
Dra. Cristina Cárdenas Castillo (SNI Nivel I)

ccardena@iteso.mx
Dr. Miguel Fernández y Membrive (SNI Nivel I)

membrive@iteso.mx
Dr. Pedro Antonio Reyes Linares

parl@iteso.mx
Dr. Demetrio Zavala Scherer

dezasc@iteso.mx

Investigación

What are Research Programs (RPs)?

They organize the networks of problems that the university investigates, grouping common interests of researchers.

Research Programs (RPs) are organizational structures attached to a department or center, which guide and promote research in that or several departments whose substantive task is to generate relevant knowledge, in accordance with the Mission and Fundamental Orientations (OFI) of ITESO.

Currently, ITESO has ten research projects distributed across eleven departments, encompassing 47 lines of inquiry, objects, or problems on which the university conducts research. These projects generate theoretical and practical knowledge in areas such as technological development; sociocultural production; human rights; democracy; human habitat; natural resources; the environment; psycho-socio-cultural processes; socio-educational practices; health; economics; marketing; business development; alternatives to social, environmental, economic, and political inequalities; and social practices that manifest the moral dimension of human life, among others.

Research Projects (RPs) are spaces that allow us to generate and share research across various fields of knowledge, thereby fostering interdisciplinarity and collaborative networks among researchers throughout the university. We aim to promote high-quality research that helps solve the problems we face as a society and enables networking with other universities.

Departments of Human Formation and of Philosophy and Humanities

The objective of its Research Program (RP) is to produce and disseminate knowledge with a multidisciplinary perspective regarding some social relationships and practices that manifest the moral dimension of human life, in order to promote processes in the formation of agents who configure themselves and the world – social and natural – of which they are a part.

Research Areas