نبذة مختصرة : This research article presents the results of a research that aimed to analyze the motives and expectations of teachers from a public university in northwestern Mexico when participating in the internationalization of the curriculum through Englishmedium instruction (EMI). The analysis is based on the variables such as discipline, seniority, type of contract and frequency of teaching in English. A mixed methodology was employed to analyze quantitative and qualitative data, collected through a digital instrument addressed to a total of 42 teachers who were accredited to teach subjects in English, and 36 complete questionnaires were answered. The results allow us to conclude that most professors from all disciplines agree that their main reason for participating in internationalization through EMI is “to support institutional initiatives”; in contrast, “receiving economic incentives from institutional programs” was a reason for participation with marked differences according to discipline and type of contract. The qualitative analysis concludes the existence of positive conceptions around this type of education, as it is favorable for the university and a possible source of economic remuneration. Although teachers express an intrinsic motivation towards training and teaching in English, the lack of equal economic incentives could be a cause of limited teacher participation. ; Este artículo presenta los resultados de una investigación que se propuso analizar los motivos y las expectativas de docentes de una universidad pública en el noroeste de México al participar en la internacionalización del currículo mediante el uso de inglés como medio de instrucción (EMI por sus siglas en inglés), el análisis se basa a partir de las variables, atales como disciplina, antigüedad laboral, tipo de contratación y frecuencia de enseñanza en inglés. Se empleó una metodología mixta para analizar datos cuantitativos y cualitativos, recopilados mediante un instrumento digital dirigido a un total de 42 profesores que estaban ...
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