Chihuahua Campus

Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Chihuahua was established in August 1976, in the facilities located at Kennedy Street No. 33. In its beginnings, the campus offered only a high school program in both traditional and open modalities, with a total of 178 students.

At that time, the Civil Association of Higher Education of the North was founded, presided over by Mr. Eloy Vallina, with Mr. Federico Terrazas as Vice President. In 1978, renovation work began on the current facilities. The bachelor's degrees in Law, with 14 students, and Financial Administration, with 50 students, were the first professional programs offered. It is worth noting that this was also the first campus to offer these two degrees.

Over time, the campus expanded and began to offer engineering programs along with administrative ones.

In April 2009, the Innovation and Technology Transfer Park PIT2 was inaugurated, being the first building in Mexico to obtain LEED environmental certification, awarded by the US Green Building Council (USGBC) for its excellence in sustainability and design.

In June 2013, the campus launched PIT3, a space dedicated to consulting, training, and services for the development, incubation, and consolidation of companies. Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Chihuahua has consolidated itself as an institution of academic excellence, leading successful projects such as the Entrepreneur Program.

Currently, the professional educational offer consists of 12 degrees, the Multicultural and Bicultural programs in PrepaTec, as well as the High Point International School.

The comprehensive education of students has produced graduates with a humanistic vision, who, through their social service, contribute to strengthening Chihuahua's society. Looking to the past and projecting into the future, the Chihuahua campus continues its commitment to society and its students for the benefit of Mexico.