As financial education becomes increasingly accessible, we present the latest addition to the TradingView Educational Partner Program: Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (UANL), Mexico’s third most prominent university. This partnership will enrich students’ learning experiences and strengthen UANL’s curriculum with best-in-class financial tools.
Founded by the Congress of Nuevo León on September 25, 1933, UANL boasts a legacy of 89 years and is now the largest educational institution in northern Mexico. Offering 360 academic programs across 29 high schools, 26 undergraduate schools, and a Social Research Institute, UANL serves over 214,000 students. Committed to global standards, it also offers 35 dual-degree programs in partnership with prestigious universities worldwide.
Now, in its pursuit of more research opportunities for students, UANL has partnered with TradingView. Within this integration, the graduate students of the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Public Accounting and Administration (FACPYA) will gain complimentary access to the TradingView functionality:
- Advanced charting tools with a wide range of indicators and drawing options, enabling students to perform in-depth market analysis and develop technical skills.
- Various analytical tools, including screeners, heatmaps, and calendars, providing a comprehensive view of global markets and help make more informed decisions.
- Social features allowing to share ideas, get valuable insights, and find support and inspiration in an international community of traders and investors.
With real-time access to global markets, students will gain experience that connects academic research and real-world financial applications, equipping students with essential technical skills for their future careers.
The integration of Universidad Autonoma de Nuevo Leon into TradingView’s Educational Partner Program is a welcome addition to our already prestigious set of educational institutes. Our program continues to grow in scale, providing research opportunities to students worldwide and making the markets even more accessible.