41 Best Forestry schools in Mexico

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Below is a list of best universities in Mexico ranked based on their research performance in Forestry. A graph of 230K citations received by 16.6K academic papers made by 41 universities in Mexico was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

2. National Polytechnic Institute

For Forestry

#287 in the World
Acceptance Rate
35%
Enrollment
170,000
Founded
1936

6. University of Veracruz

For Forestry

#477 in the World
Acceptance Rate
80%
Founded
1944

7. Metropolitan Autonomous University

For Forestry

#488 in the World
Acceptance Rate
26%
Enrollment
61,908
Founded
1974

17. Monterrey Institute of Technology

For Forestry

#1014 in the World
Acceptance Rate
56%
Enrollment
92,736
Founded
1943

18. Autonomous University of Baja California

For Forestry

#1082 in the World
Acceptance Rate
60%
Enrollment
67,944
Founded
1957

20. University of Sonora

For Forestry

#1156 in the World
Acceptance Rate
60%
Founded
1942

27. University of Guanajuato

For Forestry

#1441 in the World
Enrollment
44,503
Founded
1945

28. Sonora Institute of Technology

For Forestry

#1630 in the World
Acceptance Rate
50%
Founded
1955

29. University of Colima

For Forestry

#1699 in the World
Acceptance Rate
78%
Enrollment
28,317
Founded
1940

33. University of Quintana Roo

For Forestry

#1906 in the World
Acceptance Rate
80%
Founded
1991

37. Durango Institute of Technology

For Forestry

#2203 in the World
Acceptance Rate
100%
Founded
1948

38. Ibero-American University, Mexico City

For Forestry

#2350 in the World
Acceptance Rate
36%
Enrollment
12,000
Founded
1943

The best cities to study Forestry in Mexico based on the number of universities and their ranks are Mexico, San Nicolas de los Garza, Texcoco, and Guadalajara.