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AERONAUTICS INDUSTRY ONE COUNTRY, THREE CITIES SUMMER Queretaro Chihuahua Mexico City
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SPEND
WEEKS
TRAVELING
AROUND MEXICO
from July 4 to July 29, 2022
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The iSummerMx Programs are an innovative academic option designed for International
students who love traveling and learning about new cultures. They are four-week-long and were
created with an itinerant schedule, that is, students will travel to different Tec de Monterrey
campuses in different cities. This means that students will learn about different parts of the coun-
try without ceasing their studies.
Each Tec de Monterrey campus will organize special activities with field trips, company visits, and
networking events that will make their experience unforgettable, by creating everlasting memories,
´ exercising their intellectual curiosity, and developing entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership
skills in a multicultural setting.
The programs are based on experiential learning so students will learn also outside the class-
room by developing real-life collaborative projects with other students. Students will be embarked
on Tec de Monterrey´s TEC21 educational model, an ambitious university-wide program to rethink
education allowing flexibility as to how, when, and where students learn.
Aeronautic Industry Program – Rising Aerospace Industry in Mexico
This program is designed for students interested in acquiring the basic knowledge and skills to
venture as young professionals in the aeronautic industry.
Students will learn about the aeronautic industry ecosystem, key technological trends, and the
relevance of this Mexican industry in the international setting.
INTERESTING FACTS
The world´s largest electrical harness plant is located in Mexico
Mexico hosts one of the main commercial airplane interior design center. It is based in
Chihuahua and belongs to the French group Zodiac Aerospace.
Besides the USA, the largest turbine engineering design center is based in Mexico. It is part of
the General Electric group and is located in Queretaro.
You can find the largest Latin American manufacturing center in Mexico. It has more than 1,170
CNC´s and belongs to Honeywell.
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Credits per course 3 credits 5 ECTS 8 Tec de Monterrey units
Credit load of
6 credits 10 ECTS 16 Tec de Monterrey units
the program (2 courses)
Students will learn and advance their skills by taking 2 courses:
M 2004 – Aeronautics Fundamentals
(taught in English)
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In this course, students will understand and will be able to explain the aerodynamic principles
and flight mechanics. They will also learn meteorology concepts, aerial navigation, air travel
control and telecommunications as well as the practical principles to carry out a flight.
M 3041 – Aeronautical Engineering Project I
(taught in English)
´ By the end of the course, students will be able to identify the design parameters and
requirements that best satisfy the constraints of a multidisciplinary project. A project that
integrates knowledge in the areas of mechanics, electronics, controls, and computing with
the goal of finding an optimal solution applied to the aeronautical domain.
Queretaro: Campus Querétaro is the fourth largest campus in the country with
more than 7,000 students, of which 55% are from other states and more than 400 inter-
national students from around the world. Queretaro is located in the heart of Mexico, just
a two-hour drive from Mexico City. Its great location, modern infrastructure, diversity of
people, food, and touristic places make the state one of the best destinations to visit.
Queretaro is one of the safest, innovative, and state-of-the-art sectors in industrial
production, education, and technology.
Chihuahua: The campus opened its doors in 1976. Being located in the largest state
of Mexico, in the northern region of the country, the magnificent scenery and unique com-
bination of mountains, canyons, deserts, waterfalls, and fresh clean air provide a spectac-
ular experience. Chihuahua´s international presence has grown from its collaboration and
work in the aerospace and automotive fields, becoming one of the most important aero-
space clusters in Mexico with more than 40 global companies involved.
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Estado de México (North of Mexico City): It´s one of the larg-
est campuses of Tec de Monterrey. It is located in the municipality of Atizapán de
Zaragoza. It offers a privileged location by being near to all major Mexico City´s attrac-
tions, manufacturing clusters, and sights that range from the breathtaking Teotihuacan
Pyramids to the amazing buildings of the nearby Reforma area. The campus Engineering
faculty is strongly related to the industry.
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Campus Chihuahua
Campus Querétaro
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Campus Estado de México ´
(North of Mexico City)
WHY STANDS FOR
i SUMMER
?
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Company visits Conferences with experts Networking events Trips
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MEXICO CITY*
Arrival Day:
July 2, 2022
CAMPUS SANTA FE (West of Mexico City)
Orientation Day:
July 3, 2022
WEEK 1
July 4 to July 8 CAMPUS QUERÉTARO
CAMPUS ESTADO DE MÉXICO (North of Mexico City)
Week 2
´ July 11 to July 15
WEEK 3
July 18 to July 22 CAMPUS CHIHUAHUA
CAMPUS QUERÉTARO
Week 4
July 25 to July 29
The arrival city will be Mexico City to have an orientation with students from other programs. Overnight
stay is included in the program fee. After orientation, ground transportation will be provided by Tec de
Monterrey to move to the city of Queretaro to begin classes.
$3800 USD for independent students. NOMINATION DEADLINE :
May 6, 2022
and $1800 USD for exchange* students. APPLICATION DEADLINE :
*Nominated by partner institution. May 13, 2022
This program includes:
-Housing. -Breakfast six days of the week
-Transportation for all program activities, -Tickets to all visits and events of the program
including airport pick up on official arrival -Student arrival kit
day and transfer from city to city. -Health insurance
iTINERANT iNNOVATIVE iNTERNATIONAL iNCREDIBLE
iTINERANT iNNOVATIVE iNTERNATIONAL iNCREDIBLE
AERONAUTICS
INDUSTRY
For more information, please write to:
studyinmexico@itesm.mx
ONE COUNTRY, THREE CITIESGLOBAL BUSINESS SUMMER Mexico City Queretaro Leon Monterrey
SPEND
WEEKS
TRAVELING
AROUND MEXICO
from July 4 to July 29, 2022
The iSummerMx Programs are an innovative academic option designed for
International students who love traveling and learning about new cultures.
They are four-week-long and were created with an itinerant schedule, that
is, students will travel to different Tec de Monterrey campuses in different
cities. This means that students will learn about different parts of the coun-
try without ceasing their studies.
Each Tec de Monterrey campus will organize special activities with field trips,
company visits, and networking events that will make their experience unfor-
gettable by creating everlasting memories, exercising their intellectual curi-
osity, and developing entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership skills in a
multicultural setting.
The programs are based on experiential learning so students will learn also
outside the classroom by developing real-life collaborative projects with
other students. Students will be embarked on Tec de Monterrey´s TEC21
educational model, an ambitious university-wide program to rethink educa-
tion allowing flexibility as to how, when, and where students learn.
GLOBAL BUSINESS PROGRAM
In this program, students will be challenged to develop a creative Business
Model Canvas for a business opportunity they identify, all based on the
knowledge of the Mexican market and its culture for doing business.
Students will live in four vibrant cities in Mexico. The Santa Fe district in
Mexico City, the colonial city of Queretaro, the industrialized city of Leon,
and the modern business and industrial center in Monterrey.Credits per course 3 credits 5 ECTS 8 Tec de Monterrey units
Credit load of
6 credits 10 ECTS 16 Tec de Monterrey units
the program (2 courses)
Students will learn and advance their skills by taking 2 courses:
NI1001 – Enterprise, Culture, and Business in the
World (taught in English)
In this course, students will be able to identify and analyze differences in cultures, politi-
cal, social, and economic systems that influence businesses and analyze how the
globalization process affects international businesses.
NI2006 – Doing Business in Mexico
(taught in English)
Students will learn about Mexican present time economics, political and trading struc-
tures; compare different cultural patterns and business protocols and the historical
bases of the Mexican economy and business models. Also, students will discover the
differences in management styles between Mexican and foreign companies.
Santa Fe: Located west of Mexico City and designed by the world-famous architect
Ricardo Legorreta, Campus Santa Fe was built in 2001. Is one of the newest among other
25 campuses of Tec de Monterrey throughout Mexico. The campus is located in the
Santa Fe area, the newest commercial and residential neighborhood that has become
the greatest economic activity center within the Mexican capital. Our privileged location,
close to charming cities like Cuernavaca and Puebla, allows students to travel and enjoy
diverse experiences while living within the heart of the country.
Queretaro: Campus Querétaro is the fourth largest campus in the country with
more than 7000 students, of which 55% are from other states and more than 400 inter-
national students from around the world. Queretaro is located in the heart of Mexico, just
a two-hour drive from Mexico City. Its great location, modern infrastructure, diversity of
people, food, and touristic places make the state one of the best destinations to visit.
Queretaro is one of the safest, innovative, and state-of-the-art sectors in industrial
production, education, and technology.Leon: The campus opened its doors in 1978. Located in the center of the country, the
city of Leon is famous for its leather industry which produces high-quality leather shoes
and clothes. Throughout the year, Leon is host to international events like the Hot Air
Balloon Festival and the Rally Race, amazing events that cannot be missed. Nowadays,
Leon is also known for being one of the best automotive production clusters in the coun-
try and for its nearness to Puerto Interior, one of the best industrial parks in Mexico and
Latin America.
Monterrey: The main campus of Tec de Monterrey is located in a modern industri-
al and business center only 230 Km far from the USA border. The city, also known as “La
Ciudad de las Montañas” (City of the Mountains), hosts a set of transnational conglomer-
ates with 10 out of 20 of the most important Mexican firms. The campus has been
designed to create the perfect environment, motivating the engagement of intensive
academic activity with research as well as recreation, allowing the full innovative and
entrepreneurial potential of students and faculty to flourish.
Campus Monterrey
Campus Querétaro
Campus León
Campus Santa Fe (West of Mexico City)
WHY STANDS FOR
i SUMMER
?
Company visits Conferences with experts Networking events Trips$3800 USD for independent students. NOMINATION DEADLINE :
May 6, 2022
and $1800 USD for exchange* students. APPLICATION DEADLINE :
*Nominated by partner institution. May 13, 2022
This program includes:
-Housing. -Breakfast six days per week.
-Transportation for all program activities, -Tickets to all visits and events of the program
including airport pick up on official arrival -Student arrival kit
day and transfer from city to city. -Health insurance
MEXICO CITY
Arrival Day:
July 2, 2022
CAMPUS SANTA FE (West of Mexico City)
Orientation Day:
July 3, 2022
WEEK 1
July 4 to July 8 CAMPUS SANTA FE
- Business Internationalization
- How to Develop Licensing as a Way of Business Expansion.
- Spanish and Salsa to Survive in Mexico.
CAMPUS QUERETARO
WEEK 2
July 11 to July 15
- Queretaro: A Mexican Pioneer in the Aerospace Industry in Mexico.
- Agroparks: The New Green Gold for Mexican Exports.
- Corporate Social Responsibility.
WEEK 3
July 18 to July 22 CAMPUS LEON
- A Role Model for Supply Chain Internationalization.
- Logistics: The Game Shaker for International Trade.
- Cross-cultural Adaptation: Leon Expat Community.
WEEK 4
July 25 to July 29 CAMPUS MONTERREY
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation Ecosystems. Create Your Own Innovation!
- Technologies that are Changing the Game of Business.
- Practical Use of Artificial Intelligence: Augmented Reality and Nanotech.
iTINERANT iNNOVATIVE iNTERNATIONAL iNCREDIBLEiTINERANT iNNOVATIVE iNTERNATIONAL iNCREDIBLE
GLOBAL
BUSINESS
For more information, please write to:
studyinmexico@itesm.mx
ONE COUNTRY, FOUR CITIESMARKETING INSIGHTS SUMMER Mexico City Puebla Queretaro Guadalajara
SPEND
WEEKS
TRAVELING
AROUND MEXICO
from July 4 to July 29, 2022
The iSummerMx Programs are an innovative academic option designed for
international students who love traveling and learning about new cultures.
They are four-week-long and were created with an itinerant schedule, that
is, students will travel to different Tec de Monterrey campuses in different
cities. This means that students will learn about different parts of the coun-
try without ceasing their studies.
Each Tec de Monterrey campus will organize special activities with field trips,
company visits and, networking events that will make their experience unfor-
gettable, by creating everlasting memories, exercising their intellectual curi-
osity, and developing entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership skills in a
multicultural setting.
The programs are based on experiential learning so students will learn also
outside the classroom by developing real-life collaborative projects with
other students. Students will be embarked on Tec de Monterrey´s TEC21
educational model, an ambitious university-wide program to rethink educa-
tion allowing flexibility as to how, when, and where students learn.
GLOBAL BUSINESS PROGRAM
In this program, students will be able to discover their marketing potential
and advance their professional competencies in a unique and experiential
way. This program is designed for students who love traveling and learning
about new cultures.
Students will discover four of the most iconic states in Mexico, visit the Santa
Fe district in Mexico City, enjoy the colonial city of Queretaro, go to the
amazing Guadalajara, walk through historic places at Puebla.Credits per course 3 credits 5 ECTS 8 Tec de Monterrey units
Credit load of
6 credits 10 ECTS 16 Tec de Monterrey units
the program (2 courses)
Students will learn and advance their skills by taking 2 courses:
MT1003 – Marketing and Creativity (taught in English)
Students will be familiar with the field of marketing and be able to understand the factors that
affect companies and their environment. They will understand the evolution of marketing from
1.0 to 4.0, creativity, information and market research systems, market segmentation, consum-
er buying behavior, commercial markets, product development strategies, prices, distribution,
and promotional mix. In addition, they will have to build a marketing business plan to face all the
discovered insights around the marketing tourism environment of Mexico.
NI2006 – Doing Business in Mexico (taught in English)
At the end of the course, students should have a clearer perspective of consumer behavior,
discovering marketing and inspiring insights in order to model consumption patterns under the
new revolution perspectives 4.0. The students will build their competencies and become more
society empathic, enthusiastic, curious about themselves and the people who live around them
Also, they will be able to structure the information obtained in a significant theoretical frame, in
which concepts and theories deriving from psychology, sociology, and anthropology need to be
applied critically.
Santa Fe: Located west of Mexico City and designed by the world-famous architect
Ricardo Legorreta, Campus Santa Fe was built in 2001. Is one of the newest among other
25 campuses of Tec de Monterrey throughout Mexico. The campus is located in the
Santa Fe area, the newest commercial and residential neighborhood that has become
the greatest economic activity center within the Mexican capital. Our privileged location,
close to charming cities like Cuernavaca and Puebla, allows students to travel and enjoy
diverse experiences while living within the heart of the country.
Puebla: Located in one of the best districts of the city, opened its doors in 2003. On
25 hectares, you will find excellent facilities with classrooms equipped with
state-of-the-art technology as well as cafeterias, gymnasium, fields, and courts to prac-
tice your favorite sport. The city of Puebla is located 1 hour away from Mexico City, which
makes this campus very attractive for students who wish to travel without having to
move great distances.Queretaro: Campus Querétaro is the fourth largest campus in the country with
more than 7000 students, of which 55% are from other states and more than 400 inter-
national students from around the world. Queretaro is located in the heart of Mexico, just
a two-hour drive from Mexico City. Its great location, modern infrastructure, diversity of
people, food, and touristic places make the state one of the best destinations to visit.
Queretaro is one of the safest, innovative, and state-of-the-art sectors in industrial
production, education, and technology.
Guadalajara: Campus Guadalajara opened its doors in August 1991 in an area of
almost forty hectares located west of the metropolitan area in the municipality of Zapo-
pan. Over time, the campus has developed its facilities to become one of the most rele-
vant campuses of Tec de Monterrey and one of the most modern. Guadalajara is consid-
ered a capital of culture, being the home of the well-known Mexican icons such as mari-
achis, tequila, and charrería, all recognized as World Heritage by UNESCO.
Campus Querétaro
Campus Puebla
Campus Guadalajara
Campus Santa Fe (West of Mexico City)
WHY STANDS FOR
i SUMMER
?Company visits Conferences with experts Networking events Trips
MEXICO CITY
Arrival Day:
July 2, 2022
CAMPUS SANTA FE (West of Mexico City)
Orientation Day:
July 3, 2022
Week 1
July 4 to July 8, 2022 CAMPUS SANTA FE
CAMPUS PUEBLA
Week 2
July 11 to July 15, 2022
Week 3
July 18 to July 22, 2022 CAMPUS QUERETARO
CAMPUS GUADALAJARA
Week 4
July 25 to July 29, 2022
$3800 USD for independent students. NOMINATION DEADLINE :
May 6, 2022
and $1800 USD for exchange* students. APPLICATION DEADLINE :
*Nominated by partner institution. May 13, 2022
This program includes:
-Housing. -Breakfast six days of the week
-Transportation for all program activities, -Tickets to all visits and events of the program
including airport pick up on official arrival -Student arrival kit
day and transfer from city to city. -Health insurance
iTINERANT iNNOVATIVE iNTERNATIONAL iNCREDIBLEiTINERANT iNNOVATIVE iNTERNATIONAL iNCREDIBLE
MARKETING
INSIGHTS
For more information, please write to:
studyinmexico@itesm.mx
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