Higher Institute of Research and Education for Teaching

The Higher Institute of Research and Teaching for Teachers was created by Administrative Agreement with the then Secretary of Education and Culture, José Manuel Correa Ceseña, on June 12, 1989, was born with the purpose of carrying out training programs for Educators that allow to clearly detect the educational problems of the State of Jalisco at all levels and also develop research programs to generate the elements that could contribute to the development of education. To this end, it began offering three postgraduate courses: Master's in Educational Sciences, Specialization in Didactics of Languages, and Specialization in Academic Administration of Basic Education. Mission: To train high-level academic cadres oriented to the study of the Educational System of Jalisco; That they are able to propose, implement, value initiatives and significantly improve the education of the State of Jalisco, from the work space where they develop their teaching, administrative, pedagogical support or directive practice with the purpose of increasing quality in the exercise of Teaching, research and planning, as well as contribute to the development of the education sciences and propose alternative solutions to the educational problems of the state by the knowledge that is generated.