David Garza, Tec de Monterrey’s rector and president, spoke about the future of education and its post-COVID-19 challenges.
Tec de Monterrey and Arizona State University (ASU) are working together on initiatives and analyzing the role of universities in defining the future of the world.
A graduate student and a professor from Tec de Monterrey have each received an international award for their work in making education around the world more accessible through open-access resources.
An Industrial Physics student from the Tec has won the 2020 National University Essay Contest for his piece on artificial intelligence that can read and hand down sentences in criminal cases.
On an international panel of university rectors organized by UC Davis, the Tec has explained that it will reinforce its international presence in the post-COVID era through global and multicultural classes.
Around 6,500 Tec de Monterrey faculty members have analyzed their role as teachers and are working to prepare for the start of the 2020-2021 academic year.
A Chilean researcher specializing in education and technology shares suggestions for designing learning experiences during his presentation at the 2020 Tec Teachers Conference.
Professors and students from Tec de Monterrey seek to measure the level of student depression and its impact on academic performance through machine learning algorithms.
Rector David Garza set out the challenges facing the world’s universities in the post-covid era and what Tec de Monterrey can contribute in a dialog held by the World Economic Forum.
The Tec de Monterrey was the first Mexican university to suspend classes due to the coronavirus. It had to prepare to face the challenge of moving the learning experience for 90,000 students with its Flexible Digital Model.