Centro de Relaciones Internacionales

UNAM was the first academic institution in Mexico to implement study and research programs in the field of international relations studies. Its first university program in the area was created in 1952, called "Diplomatic Sciences Degree". This degree was created to offer multidisciplinary studies combining elements from History, Law and Politics.

In 1968, a reform transformed the degree program to a dedicated "International Relations Degree". In 1970, the CRI was formed as a distinct research and teaching center under the auspices and administration of the political and social sciences faculty (FCPyS) to coordinate UNAM's programs and research in international relations topics.

Currently the CRI divides its teaching and research programs into six areas:

• Theory and Methodology of International relations
• International politics
• International law
• International economy
• Mexican Foreign Policy
• Regional Studies

• International Relations Centre, FCPyS, UNAM
• Research Coordination of the Centre^{[permanent dead link]}
• List of Researchers and Professors

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