Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Puebla

Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Puebla

A building which shows the architectonic style of the campus
Established 1 August 2003 [1]
Parent institution
 Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education
Location Puebla, Mexico
19°01′06″N 98°14′31″W / 19.018406°N 98.242053°W / 19.018406; -98.242053Coordinates: 19°01′06″N 98°14′31″W / 19.018406°N 98.242053°W / 19.018406; -98.242053
Website pue.itesm.mx

The Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Puebla Campus (in Spanish: Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Puebla) commonly shortened as Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Puebla or ITESM Campus Puebla, is a campus of the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education private university system in Puebla, Mexico.

It was built on 25 hectares (62 acres) donated by the state government of Puebla and delivers high school, undergraduate and graduate courses.[1] It is located in the fastest growing zone of the city, the Angelopolis Zone.

The high School has 3 different programs: the Bilingual,The Multicultural and the International Program, following the guidelines of the IB. The higher studies programs focus mainly in the Engineering and Natural Sciences Areas, although it has also a Business school. Currently, the campus enrolls about 5000 students, both undergraduate and postgraduate.

As with all of the ITESM campuses around Mexico, the University's mascots are the Borregos Salvajes. Its American Football team now competes in the Premier League of the CONADEIP. The football stadium they use is named "El Hoyo Azul" (The Blue Hole).

Due to the strong presence of Universities in Puebla City, this campus had to invest a lot of money to out stand as a great academic option. Its campus is one of the most modern of all the ITESM system campuses. It currently includes buildings for students, a technological park, as well as installations for the practice of various sports.

Mission

Our mission is to prepare upstanding, ethical individuals with a humanistic outlook, who are internationally competitive in their professional fields, and become committed to the economic, political, social, and cultural development of their communities and to the sustainable use of natural resources.

Through our educational, research and development programs, we prepare students and transfer knowledge:

Vision

By 2015,the Monterrey Institute of Technology will be the most widely recognized educational institution in Latin America due to the leadership exercised by its alumni in the private, public, and social sectors, and to the research and technological development it carries out to promote a knowledge-based economy, generate management and business incubator models, improve public administration and public policies, and create innovative models and systems for the sustainable development of the community.

History

The library.
American football and soccer field. View from the rooftop of the building "Aulas 1".

The first stone is placed, being this ITESM Campus number 33.

The campus is opened.

Academics programs

High school

Master programs

Undergraduate Programs

Agriculture and food

Knowledge of the agriculture for intensive production systems and related technologies, allow the solution of problems of agricultural origin, the conversion of agricultural products into food for human consumption and the generation of biotechnology processes for product development and services.

Architecture

The field of architecture answers the space requirements which involve not only functional, but also social, cultural, aesthetic, economic and, in a very important way, ecological issues. Architecture involves a commitment that goes beyond the proper resolution of individual buildings but also resolves issues in the broader context of cities and societies.

Social sciences and humanities

The humanities and social sciences allow critical analysis of social and cultural processes that are directly related to the configuration of the world. Through the study of human behavior and institutions which shape, empower and provide the logic of operations for public decision-making in international contexts, and of the study of language within literary and social events, the Social Science and Humanities Professional proposes alternatives to problems of social character.

Communication and journalism

Communication, media and journalistic expressions are areas of human activity through which a culture, politics and daily life issues are socialized. Communication and journalism study how messages are produced, used and interpreted in different contexts, media and cultures, offering products, communication and information services for improving social life.

Law

The implementation of a fair and transparent legal framework allows the enforcement of clear, objective and effective regulations. The growing number of international trade agreements requires a deep understanding of both the legal and the economic endeavors of countries.

Design and applied arts

Technological applications in the fields of science and the arts facilitates the design of everyday products in industries, small businesses and individual consumers. It allows the design of products in the fields of entertainment, education, business and communication.

Engineering and science

Engineering makes it possible through the application of science and mathematics, to generate solutions to specific problems for improving the quality of life of people, making efficient use of available resources and considering the implications of the use of technology for sustainable development.

Business and management

The new business environment requires companies with models that promote efficiency, profitability and a competitive profile of organizations nationally and internationally. Business Management allows the efficient and effective planning, organization, direction and control of businesses in the era of knowledge, as well as the coordination of human capital, technology and resources necessary to bring more and better innovations to business processes.

Electronics and information technology

The information and electronic technologies allow computing and communications devices to be used in applications that meet the needs and solve the problems of individuals and organizations. The electronics and information technologies allow solving problems using math and the key principles of computer systems and/or electronics.

Major concentrations

Major concentrations are academic programs that provide knowledge and skills in a particular area. Certificates are granted according to the chosen concentration.

Features: They are optional for the student. They comprise four or five subjects that focus on a particular area. If desired, the subjects may complement the topics of main courses included in the curriculum of the student´s major. The concentrations offered in the ITESM-Puebla campus are:

Business incubators

The Business Incubator program operates at a number of campuses of the Tecnologico de Monterrey with the participation of students, alumni, and community members. Its goal is to support the creation, development, and consolidation of companies with specific profiles and features. The Intermediate Technology Business Incubator Network focuses mainly on consulting, telecommunication, franchise development, software services, construction, agribusiness, and commercial companies, whose business model incorporates processes boasting innovative features. The Technology-Based Business Incubator Network drives the transformation of highly innovative ideas and projects into high value-added companies applying new knowledge in advanced sectors such as agrobiotechnology, biotechnology, information technology development, the pharmaceutical industry, biomedical engineering, energy, the aerospace industry, and the automotive industry. In addition, the Tecnológico de Monterrey has a Social Enterprise Incubator Network.

Business accelerators Business accelerators grow and offer international projection to small and medium-sized companies, both technology and innovation-based, with the aim of generating regional and national welfare and sustainability. They drive the transformation of companies with high market potential into new sustainable businesses in the biotechnology and health, design and manufacturing, information technology and telecommunications, and energy and sustainable development fields, to name a few.

Technology parks

Technology parks are sites conducive to capitalizing the knowledge generated at universities and transforming it into economic and social wealth, as well as into regional development. They are effective tools for knowledge transfer and for the creation and attraction of competitive enterprises.

Establishing and operating technology parks is a cornerstone of the innovation system of the Tecnológico de Monterrey’s R&D area. The following four models served as starting points for the establishment of these parks:

Parks for high value job development, enabling students and alumni to be employed in high value activities.

Centers for technology transfer and technology-based companies’ acceleration and landing, paving the way for the marketing and transfer of Tecnológico de Monterrey and regional technologies to national and international high value companies.

Centers for the research and establishment of technology-based companies positioning the Tecnológico de Monterrey internationally on the strength of these activities.

Innovation and technology parks, which will contribute to transforming the regional economy.

The Tecnologico de Monterrey’s role varies greatly in establishing and operating the aforementioned park models. While in some cases the institution develops the project from inception to delivery, in others, it performs an affiliate or consulting function.

Puebla's Technologic Park was recently opened. It formally started operations in January 2011.

Accreditations

Following programs: Industrial and Systems Engineering Mechanical Manager Engineering Mechatronics Engineering Computer Technology Engineering

Student life

Student groups come together to undertake activities with the following characteristics: Ethical coherence as people, professionals, and citizens. Use of knowledge for the personal and common good. Interest in keeping updated in their professional careers.

The classification of these groups is the following:

Groups formed by students of different academic programs, who have the responsibility to represent all students that have the same program and work for the interests and convenience of them.

These are groups formed to represent students on campus who come from a different region of the country (state, city, etc.).

These include students that share one or more interest or affinity for an activity and / or project.

References

  1. 1 2 "Historia del Campus" (in Spanish). Tecnológico de Monterrey. 2008-06-03. Retrieved 2009-02-17.
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