In 2018, the INTEGRA Network, with support and funding from CONAPRED and the CNDH, developed the Online Diploma “Racism and Xenophobia from Mexico” as an introductory and specialized course on the subject, open to the general public. Today, the Diploma is SURXE’s core educational project and features the participation of more than 50 national and international specialists.
The Diploma has a total duration of 180 hours divided into six modules (five theoretical and thematic modules and one dedicated to the final project).
The content (multimedia materials, readings, activities, and assignments) is available 24/7 on our online platform.
Objectives
To understand and analyze racism and xenophobia in general, their specific expressions in Mexico, and compare them with those in other Latin American countries and around the world.
Identify, analyze, and question racist and/or xenophobic ideas, beliefs, discourses, and practices in participants’ immediate environments.
Learn about some national and international initiatives to combat racism and xenophobia in terms of laws, public policies, and social actions.
Modules
What are racism and xenophobia?
Racism and xenophobia in Mexico throughout history.
Contrasting racism and xenophobia around the world.
Where do racisms occur in Mexico?
National and international regulations and initiatives to combat racism and xenophobia.
Reflect on racist and/or xenophobic issues in my environment.
Dates
August 11 to December 15, 2025
Registration: May 19 to August 11, 2025
Scholarship applications accepted: May 19 to July 31, 2025
Recovery Fee
$12,000
50% and 25% scholarships will be awarded
*Subject to the Academic Committee’s decision
REPORTS
Requirements
Be of legal age.
Have access to a computer with an internet connection. Web browser with Flash, Java, and Adobe PDF plugins.
Have basic computer knowledge and skills, as well as online communication and internet browsing tools.
Have a valid email account.
Have approximately 8 hours of extra time per week to complete the diploma.
Have oral and written proficiency in Spanish.
Complete the registration form and attach identification, resume, and cover letter.
Cover the recovery fee.
Source: comecso
