Ramírez-Camacho, Vania

Vania Ramírez-Camacho is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Science and Government at Tecnologico de Monterrey and the Interim National Program Director of International Relations. Professor Ramírez has wide-ranging experience working in both the private and public sectors and over 20 years of academic experience. She served as director of the International Relations Undergraduate program at Mexico City Campus and as Associate Chair of the Regional Department of Political Science and International Relations. Professor Ramírez collaborates with different non-governmental organizations and research centers dealing with gender and migration, fostering active learning and activism among students. She was a Research Fellow at Yale University during the summer 2018. Vania led the National Electoral Institute (INE) and Tec de Monterrey Chair on Gender Equality and Non-Discrimination. She was summoned as a judge to the promotion contest of Mexico´s Foreign Service Members in the Diplomatic-Consular branches. Ramírez-Camacho was the 2023 Puentes Consortium Visiting Scholar at the Center for the United States and Mexico at Rice University´s Baker Institute for Public Policy. Vania holds a M.A. degree in Latin America Politics and Government from University of Essex, United Kingdom and Bachelor degree in Political Science and Comparative Development Studies from Trent University, Canada. She is a member of the Mexican Network of Feminist Foreign Policy, IMPULSA network, and a mentor of the 5th cohort Asian Pacific Women in Leadership Mentoring program. (APWil). Her academic interests are Mexico´s Feminist Foreign Policy, migrant women, and women and politics.