Jazmín Salazar, a graduate from the Tec’s Puebla campus, has been recognized as one of the 35 highest-achieving innovators in Latin America by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the creation of system which neutralizes the carbon dioxide emitted by businesses.

Specialists in cities and early childhood reflect on the challenges of promoting children’s full development due to urban planning adversities and problems related to climate change.

For the second year, Tec de Monterrey members of staff are participating in the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change in Egypt to present the institution’s actions to tackle global warming.

Four female engineering graduates from Tec Santa Fe participated in the MIT Supply Chain Excellence Awards program, winning fellowships and one honorable mention.

Four of Tec de Monterrey’s online postgraduate training units have been certified by global organization Quality Matters for meeting their standards for high-quality course design.