The Master’s program is supported by a core faculty drawn from the academic body specializing in international relations between China and Latin America, as well as foreign trade and business engagement across both regions.
This distinguished group of scholars—most holding doctoral degrees—combines outstanding academic trajectories with high-level expertise in both theoretical and applied domains. Each member possesses direct teaching and professional experience in the subjects offered, all closely aligned with the economies and societies of China and Latin America. Their expertise is demonstrated through active professional engagement across the countries involved, as well as through their sustained contributions to knowledge production in the field.
| Faculty Member | Degree and Recognitions |
| Jorge Antonio Acosta Cázares | Ph.D. in Government and Public Administration; PROMEP-Recognized Profile (Programa para el Desarrollo Profesional Docente). Current Coordinator of the Graduate Program. |
| Aníbal Carlos Zottele Allende | Ph.D. in Animal Science; Member of the Latin America and Caribbean Academic Network on China (RED ALC-CHINA). |
| Cecilia Cruz López | Ph.D. in Educational Research, Institute for Educational Research, Universidad Veracruzana (UV). |
| Esteban Zottele de Vega | Ph.D. in Business Administration and Human Resources; Official Representative of Universidad Veracruzana (UV) in the People’s Republic of China. |
| Dora Silvia Barradas Troncoso | Ph.D. in Government and Public Administration; PRODEP-Recognized Profile (Programa para el Desarrollo Profesional Docente, successor to PROMEP). |
| Luisa Angelina González César | Ph.D. in Geography. |
| Claudia Elilú Méndez Viveros | M.A. in the Economy and Society of China and Latin America. |
| Mario Alberto Santiago Mendoza | M.A. in Chinese Culture, Society, and Economy; Member of the Latin America and Caribbean Academic Network on China (RED ALC-CHINA). |
| Miriam Sánchez Guevara | M.A. in the Economy and Society of China and Latin America. |
