Santa Fe Campus

We invite you to discover what Tec de Monterrey Santa Fe Campus has for you!

In 1997, Tecnológico de Monterrey conducted an exchange with the Government of Mexico City, swapping its EGA building located on Fray Servando for a plot in Santa Fe with the original idea of opening the Graduate School of Administration (EGA) in the area. The land was acquired, but it wasn't until June 1999 that the purchase of the plot in the Tlayapaca section of Santa Fe was formalized. It was then decided to open the thirtieth university of the Tecnológico de Monterrey System on approximately 13 hectares of land.

Construction began on March 19, 2001, and activities commenced on August 16 of that same year. In April 2001, Dr. Alfredo Jacobo Molina was appointed General Director of the Santa Fe Campus.

In 2004, the first high school class graduated, totaling 67 students, along with the first postgraduate class, which awarded 38 degrees in the Master of Administration and Finance and 15 recognitions in the Global MBA Master's program.

Today, the history of the campus, one of the best universities in Santa Fe, is still being written. Tecnológico de Monterrey has played a prominent role for several years in global university rankings, climbing positions to establish itself among the best institutions in Mexico and Latin America. In the field of private universities, this year it was once again ranked among the top 30 worldwide and as the best in Mexico.

I warmly welcome you to Tecnológico de Monterrey in Santa Fe, a campus distinguished by its unparalleled ecosystem connected to industry, benefiting from a privileged location in the most important economic and business hub of the country, which we fully leverage for the training of our students.

We are an active and inclusive community, proactive and forward-thinking, always striving to embody the values of Tecnológico de Monterrey: human sense, global vision, innovation, integrity, and teamwork.

Today, more than ever, we are aware of the complexity of the challenges we face in our environment, which is why we are committed to our vision for 2030: "Leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship for human flourishing."

My commitment, and that of our community, is to transform lives, enhance the talent of our students, promote health and well-being, and respect diversity and human dignity. With inspiring professors, an innovative Educational Model that fosters competency development, and the most advanced facilities among universities in Santa Fe, we are dedicated to contributing positively to our society and to Mexico.

I invite you to get to know us and become part of our institution.

Welcome!

Karla J. Vargas Díaz
General Director
Santa Fe Campus