The Universidad Juarez del Estado de Durango obtained a financial support of more than one million pesos to hire five new full time teachers,  strenghtening their research work in the Academic Bodies, a very important aspect which is being incremented in the UJED through organized and quality work.   

Jacinto Toca Ramírez, director of the Planning and Academic Development Department of the UJED, gladly commented that the administration of Luis Tomás Castro Hidalgo has achieved during this 2012, through different markets, important supports with the purpose of increasing the teaching staff of the University through the promotion of high levels of training.  The result will be the strenghtening of their investigation in the common lines the of generation and application of the Knowledge.

The new professors that reached Full Time are:  Gerardo Alfonso Anguiano Vega,  Joaquín Ávalos Soto, Melisa Bocanegra Salazar, René Homero Lara Castro and Miguel Angel Téllez López; they have obtained economic resources to promote their tasks which are focused in providing more life to the Academic Bodies, so that the University can continue in an area as important as the investigation of quality, which in fact is being generated. 

Having the PTC take part of a Consolidated Academic Body, allows them to be incorporated as teachers in postgraduate courses.  This also represents a strenght so that the Body has greater possibilities to enter the National Program of Quality Postgraduate Courses (PNPC) of the National Counsel of Science and Technology (CONACYT),  thereforethe effort that the central administration does in promoting the elevation of its teachers’ status is worth it.

At the present time the Universidad Juárez has 39 Academic Bodies as a consequence of the great effort and disposition of the investigators to surpass their levels of training and scientific productivity.

Due to the number of Academic Bodies in Consolidation, the UJED is placed among the first 23 unirities in the nation; and Consolidated in place 30, of 47 higher education institutions.  This is an important improvement that has permitted this house of studies to keep being recognized as one of the best in the country.