The contingencies of the postgraduate in social development Economic and political of Zacatecas.

Abstract

This article is part of the project "The postgraduate of the UAZ and its contribution to the development of the state of Zacatecas: a view from the managers". Its objective is to investigate the contingency and transcendence of the postgraduate course in PNPC and not PNPC. The methodology is quantitative with nonparametric descriptive analysis of contingencies. The results in academic programs in PNPC show transcendence and socio-economic and political impact in the State. The proof of independence shows, dependence on socio-economic development, with respect to the importance of the postgraduate; politically they are independent. Those not included in the PNPC reveal that they are independent of socio-economic development, with little impact and political significance. In conclusion, the postgraduate at PNPC are relevant and impact from the socio-economic point of view, due to quality and relevance criteria attached to CONACyT policy. The non PNPC graduate programs have no social, economic and political impact on the development of the State of Zacatecas.