Guanajuato, Gto., March 12, 2018.- As part of the academic and cultural collaboration agreement between the University of Guanajuato (UG) and the Nagaoka University of Technology, UG received a Japanese delegation of professors and students.

The stay in the High School College (CNMS) had the purpose to exchange experiences with students of the bivalent baccalaureate and encourage the comprehension between the Japanese and Mexican culture and encourage learning Japanese.

The Japanese delegation offered classes to assemble electrical components using kits to the students of HS Salamanca, in return, they offered a robotics class taught by Dr. Juan Antonio Sánchez Márquez; at HS Guanajuato, the students received flame color reaction, electronic engineering and a separation experiment of water from soil classes.

At the same time, Japanese students had the opportunity to take an Organic Chemistry and an Aimed Chemistry class taught by M. María del Carmen Rodríguez Robelo.

As part of the same learning, the Japanese delegation had the opportunity to visit GNK, a British company that gave a tour by their facilities, as well as an explanation of the process and the products they manufacture.

In the cultural area, students and professors of Nagaoka spent time with the students of HS Salamanca and Guanajuato, this contributes to strengthening the friendship bonds between both cultures.

The student community, together with the Direction of International Relationships and Academic Collaboration, accompanied the visitors on tour in Guanajuato, and other cities.

This encounter with the Japanese delegation of Nagaoka excites and motivates not only the students of the bivalent baccalaureates, who were the hosts; it develops the interest of being in contact with foreign visitors, to whom they offer them friendship and hospitality.

Finally, they attended to a small reception with the Director of the CNMS, Dr. J. Merced Rizo Carmona; CNMS Academic Secretary, Dr. Jesús Raúl Lugo Martínez, and the directors Ma. Teresa Sánchez Conejo and M. Juana Silvina Guzmán Rocha, from HS Salamanca and HS Guanajuato respectively, where they shared experiences and strengthened friendship bonds between the institutions.

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