This campus offers 17 undegraduate degrees:

• Architecture
• Business Administration
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Economics
• Electric Engineering
• Electronic Engineering
• Environmental Engineering
• Graphic Communication Design
• Industrial Design
• Industrial Engineering
• Law
• Mechanical Engineering
• Metallurgical Engineering
• Physical Engineering
• Sociology

On November 11th, 1974 the academic activities formally began in the Azcapotzalco Campus.  It´s graduates are defined by their capability to face and solve any social requirements.

In 1989 this Academic Campus was the first institution for higher education in Mexico to have a female Chancellor, Dr. Sylvia Beatriz Ortega Salazar.

The Academic Divisions of this Campus are:

• Division of Basic Science and Engineering
• Division of Social Science and Humanities
• Division of Science and Art for Design

As well as 12 graduate programs:

Division of Basic Sciences and Engineering

• Master in Computer Science
• Postgraduate Studies in Science and Engineering, Specialization, Master and Doctorate: Environmental Line and Materials Line
• Master and Doctorate in Structural Engineering

Division of Social Sciences and Humanities

• Specialization in Mexican Literature of the XX Century
• Specialization in Sociology of Higher Education
• Master of Economics (Economic History; Businesses, Finance and Innovation)
• Master in Contemporary Mexican Literature
• Master in Planning and Metropolitan Policies
• Postgraduate Studies in Historiography
• Master and Doctorate in Economic Science
• Master and Doctorate in Sociology

Division of Sciences and Arts for Design

• Specialization, Master and Doctorate in Design