The Tecnologico de Monterrey University System

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The Tecnologico de Monterrey University System

• Founded by civil society in 1943 and supported
  by 27 non-profit organizations
• Private institution, independent of political and
  religious groups

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Tec de Monterrey
33 campuses

• 8,200 faculty
• 101,499 students
• 140,829 alumni

Tec Milenio 6 campuses

• 491 faculty
• 6,440 students

Virtual University
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Virtual University Programs
Students 2003

• Undergraduate 6,604
• Graduate 5,806
• Continuing education 32,820
• Social programs 34,958
• Community Learning Centers
• 626 in Mexico
• 73 in USA

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TecMilenio in Brief

•  College, preparatory and undergraduate majors
•  Face-to-face and Internet
• Collaborative learning and PBL
• Course factory
• Centralized standardized evaluation
• Workplace competencies
• Part-time faculty
• Lean organization, outsourcing
• Young adults work and study

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Alumni profile

• Alumni in the business sector
• Directors of the 200 largest firms in Mexico 24
• Alumni owning a business
• 20 years after graduation 62
• Alumni in key elected offices
• State governors 19
• Mayors of state capitals 23
• 70 of the alumni are under 40 years old

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12 field offices
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Professor and Student Exchange Agreements with
320 Universities (2003)

• Students studying abroad 7,225
• Students from other countries 4,353
• Professors abroad 1,637
• Professors from other countries 1,734

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Accreditations

• SACS Southern Association of Colleges and
  Schools
• ABET Accreditation Board for Engineering
• and Technology
• AACSB International Association for
  Management Education
• EFMD European Foundation for Management Education
  
• (EQUIS)
• AMFEM Mexican Association of Faculties and
• Schools of Medicine
• IFT Institute of Food Technology
• NHSA National High School Association
• CACEI Council for Engineering Education
  Accreditation
• SECAI Quality Control System for Education in
• Engineering

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The top-ranked MBA programs in The Wall Street
Journal/Harris Interactive(September, 2003)

• University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
• Darmouth College (Tuck)
• University of Michigan
• Northwestern University (Kellogg)
• University of Chicago
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Columbia University
• Harvard University
• Yale University
• University of North Caroline at Chapel Hill
  (Kenan-Flagler

• Purdue University (Krannert)
• Indiana University (Kelley)
• University of Texas at Austin (McCombs)
• University of California at Berkeley (Haas)
• Vanderbilt University (Owen)
• Tecnologico de Monterrey (September, 2002 - 27)
• Duke University (Fuqua)
• University of Rochester (Simon)
• University of Maryland (Smith)
• Cornell University (Johnson)