The aim of this course is to analyze the impact of genetics, proteomics, and the environment on the hereditary processes that determine health and disease in humans.

The aim of this course is for students to develop the necessary abilities to know and operate the principal international human rights instruments and the main international systems for the protection of human rights, in both regional and international. They will also understand the applicability of international norms and jurisprudence on human rights in the Mexican legal system.

Students will develop their professional skills through a professional monitoring and tutoring program in their field in order to apply all knowledge acquired during their university studies, supported on the principles, values, and abilities that contribute to their education as extraordinary people and excellent law professionals.

Students will continue developing their professional skills through a professional monitoring and tutoring program in their field in order to apply all knowledge acquired during their university studies, supported on the principles, values, and abilities that contribute to their education as extraordinary people and excellent law professionals.

Students will develop a research project (dissertation) based on the scientific method and on their field of study in order to present and defend it with valid arguments before a professional examination committee specialized in the area of research.

By the end of this course, students will be able to review progress in the various specialties addressed by selected studies on the cycles of human life, framed in the sphere of their biopsychosocial environment, by reviewing the various study methodologies selected for the purpose of making global management protocols more meaningful.

By the end of this course, students will be able to understand the progress of Natural Sciences and the various specialties addressed by current studies in natural sciences in the sphere of their biopsychosocial environment, for the purpose of making global and international management protocols more meaningful.

By the end of this course, students will be able to understand the progress of the various specialties addressed by general studies in natural sciences, framed in the spheres of their biopsychosocial environment, for the purpose of assessing management at the intercultural and international level.

Upon completion of the evaluation program, students will have met requirements for graduation purposes.