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SACSCOC

United States' Accreditation
SACSCOC
United States' Accreditation

Tecnológico de Monterrey is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate, masters, and doctorate degrees. Degree-granting institutions also may offer credentials such as certificates and diplomas at approved degree levels. Questions about the accreditation of Tecnológico de Monterrey may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).

Context

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACSCOC) is one of the six regional education accrediting instances, made up of two commissions, one for pre-college education and the other for higher education. SACSCOC Commission on Colleges is responsible for institutionally crediting universities in the following states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Furthermore, this commission accredits universities outside the United States.

This accreditation includes educational programs and services at Professional and Postgraduate levels, both face-to-face and distance learning.

Tecnológico de Monterrey has been accredited by SACSCOC since 1950 and this accreditation must be reaffirmed every 10 years. The most recent reaffirmation was obtained on December 11, 2018, covering the 2018-2028 period.

Relevance

This accreditation has enforced Tec de Monterrey´s international acknowledgement and strengthen its leadership regarding country´s high education at its highest level, and has help incorporate important improvements in his academic programs and services offered.

Institutional Effectiveness

Tecnológico de Monterrey´s Vision is: "Leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship for human flourish". To ensure the accomplishment of its Vision, the Institution defines student and alumni academic and professional goals and indicators and assesses them on an ongoing basis.

The following table summarizes some of the most recent data, used by Tecnológico de Monterrey to monitor the progress of its student achievement, as an input for continuous improvement. These data also provide the general public with information to assess what to expect from college education at Tecnológico de Monterrey. Also, this information is provided for compliance with the policies established by SACSCOC for institutions accredited by this association.

Indicator

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

Graduation rate within 150% of the estimated time for a full-time student (undergraduate)

69.3%

72.8%

75.7%

76.9%

78.3%

80.7%

Graduation rate within 150% of the estimated time for a full-time student (graduate)

63.8%

66.5%

69.7%

69.9%

70.0%

66.9%

Freshmen retention (undergraduate)

90.6%

92.1%

91.4%

92.6%

92.9%

*

Approval in exit exams (undergraduate)

83.5%

----*

81.6%

91.5%

84.3%

82.0%

Alumni employment rate within 3 months of graduation Undergraduate

77.6%

82.9%

84.3%

86.5%

85.0%

88.9%

* No exams were administered due to confinement due to Covid-19

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Previous Program Catalogues

In this section you can consult some previous editions of the catalogs with non-current curriculum of the undergraduate and graduate programs. For more information send an e-mail to:

Gerardo I. Campos-Flores
gcampos@tec.mx
National Director of Academic Regulations
Vice Rectory of Educational Innovation and Academic Regulations

SACSCOC

Sacscoc, Acreditación en Estados Unidos
SACSCOC
Acreditación en Estados Unidos

Tecnológico de Monterrey is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award baccalaureate, masters, and doctorate degrees. Degree-granting institutions also may offer credentials such as certificates and diplomas at approved degree levels. Questions about the accreditation of Tecnológico de Monterrey may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).

Context

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACSCOC) is one of the six regional education accrediting instances, made up of two commissions, one for pre-college education and the other for higher education. SACSCOC Commission on Colleges is responsible for institutionally crediting universities in the following states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Furthermore, this commission accredits universities outside the United States.

This accreditation includes educational programs and services at Professional and Postgraduate levels, both face-to-face and distance learning.

Tecnológico de Monterrey has been accredited by SACSCOC since 1950 and this accreditation must be reaffirmed every 10 years. The most recent reaffirmation was obtained on December 11, 2018, covering the 2018-2028 period.

Relevance

This accreditation has enforced Tec de Monterrey´s international acknowledgement and strengthen its leadership regarding country´s high education at its highest level, and has help incorporate important improvements in his academic programs and services offered.

Institutional Effectiveness

Tecnológico de Monterrey´s Vision is: "Leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship for human flourish". To ensure the accomplishment of its Vision, the Institution defines student and alumni academic and professional goals and indicators and assesses them on an ongoing basis.

The following table summarizes some of the most recent data, used by Tecnológico de Monterrey to monitor the progress of its student achievement, as an input for continuous improvement. These data also provide the general public with information to assess what to expect from college education at Tecnológico de Monterrey. Also, this information is provided for compliance with the policies established by SACSCOC for institutions accredited by this association.

Indicator

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

Graduation rate within 150% of the estimated time for a full-time student (undergraduate)

69.3%

72.8%

75.7%

76.9%

78.3%

80.7%

Graduation rate within 150% of the estimated time for a full-time student (graduate)

63.8%

66.5%

69.7%

69.9%

70.0%

66.9%

Freshmen retention (undergraduate)

90.6%

92.1%

91.4%

92.6%

92.9%

*

Approval in exit exams (undergraduate)

83.5%

----*

81.6%

91.5%

84.3%

82.0%

Alumni employment rate within 3 months of graduation Undergraduate

77.6%

82.9%

84.3%

86.5%

85.0%

88.9%

* No exams were administered due to confinement due to Covid-19

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Previous Program Catalogues

In this section you can consult some previous editions of the catalogs with non-current curriculum of the undergraduate and graduate programs. For more information send an e-mail to:

Gerardo I. Campos-Flores
gcampos@tec.mx
National Director of Academic Regulations
Vice Rectory of Educational Innovation and Academic Regulations

IFE Impact Report


IFE Impact Report

The IFE Impact Reports present a summary of the achievements of all initiatives undertaken by the Institute for the Future of Education over a one-year period. Through a diverse portfolio of initiatives, the Institute engages in partnerships with academia, industry experts, policymakers, and visionary leaders to shape the future of the educational landscape.

This report is structured into four key sections:

Interdisciplinary Research: Through its initiatives, the Institute promotes a research culture that addresses educational challenges through interdisciplinary collaborations and knowledge sharing. Its approach involves designing research projects aligned with educational goals, collecting and analyzing data, and collaborating with other researchers and educators to improve teaching practices and learning outcomes.
Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer: These initiatives aim to strengthen the EdTech ecosystem through programs, awards, and networking events, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. They also encourage the generation of intellectual property and technology transfer, all to transform education through technological entrepreneurship.
Impact Projects and Consulting: Through these initiatives, the Institute also promotes job mobility by equipping individuals with a suitable skill set to access better opportunities and improve their quality of life. Additionally, it offers consulting services focused primarily on designing and implementing new educational models.
Dissemination and Community Building: These initiatives drive a culture of educational innovation, impacting the educational ecosystem through open resources and content. They also create and strengthen educational communities to foster collaboration and idea exchange, ultimately generating a positive impact on society.

 

The IFE Impact Report is more than just a document; it is an invitation to join the effort to improve education worldwide. Readers will find inspiration in the achievements reached, as well as in the stories of collaboration that have been essential in driving these advances. As they explore the report, they will discover concrete examples of how educational innovation and research can transform lives and open new learning opportunities.

IFE Impact Report (March 2024 to February 2025

This report highlights the achievements and impact of the Institute for the Future of Education during the period from March 2024 to February 2025.

Over the past year, we have made significant strides in educational innovation across Latin America and other regions. These accomplishments have been made possible through close collaboration with our partners, with whom we share a strong commitment to transforming education.

We invite you to download the IFE Impact Report and explore the stories behind each initiative. We hope this report serves as a source of inspiration and encourages you to join our mission to improve lives through educational transformation

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IFE Impact Report (March 2023 to February 2024)

This report presents a summary of our achievements for the period from March 2023 to February 2024. This has been an extraordinary year, and as we reflect on the journey we’ve undertaken and the milestones we’ve achieved, we are reminded of the significant strides we’ve made towards our purpose of improving higher education and lifelong learning through research-driven educational innovation.

We invite you to download the IFE Impact Report and join our dream of improving the lives of millions of people through the transformation of education.

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IFE Impact Report


IFE Impact Report

The IFE Impact Reports present a summary of the achievements of all initiatives undertaken by the Institute for the Future of Education over a one-year period. Through a diverse portfolio of initiatives, the Institute engages in partnerships with academia, industry experts, policymakers, and visionary leaders to shape the future of the educational landscape.

This report is structured into four key sections:

Interdisciplinary Research: Through its initiatives, the Institute promotes a research culture that addresses educational challenges through interdisciplinary collaborations and knowledge sharing. Its approach involves designing research projects aligned with educational goals, collecting and analyzing data, and collaborating with other researchers and educators to improve teaching practices and learning outcomes.
Entrepreneurship and Technology Transfer: These initiatives aim to strengthen the EdTech ecosystem through programs, awards, and networking events, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. They also encourage the generation of intellectual property and technology transfer, all to transform education through technological entrepreneurship.
Impact Projects and Consulting: Through these initiatives, the Institute also promotes job mobility by equipping individuals with a suitable skill set to access better opportunities and improve their quality of life. Additionally, it offers consulting services focused primarily on designing and implementing new educational models.
Dissemination and Community Building: These initiatives drive a culture of educational innovation, impacting the educational ecosystem through open resources and content. They also create and strengthen educational communities to foster collaboration and idea exchange, ultimately generating a positive impact on society.

 

The IFE Impact Report is more than just a document; it is an invitation to join the effort to improve education worldwide. Readers will find inspiration in the achievements reached, as well as in the stories of collaboration that have been essential in driving these advances. As they explore the report, they will discover concrete examples of how educational innovation and research can transform lives and open new learning opportunities.

IFE Impact Report (March 2024 to February 2025

This report highlights the achievements and impact of the Institute for the Future of Education during the period from March 2024 to February 2025.

Over the past year, we have made significant strides in educational innovation across Latin America and other regions. These accomplishments have been made possible through close collaboration with our partners, with whom we share a strong commitment to transforming education.

We invite you to download the IFE Impact Report and explore the stories behind each initiative. We hope this report serves as a source of inspiration and encourages you to join our mission to improve lives through educational transformation

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IFE Impact Report (marzo de 2023 a febrero de 2024)

Este reporte de impacto presenta un resumen de nuestros logros para el período de marzo de 2023 a febrero de 2024. Este ha sido un año extraordinario y, al reflexionar sobre el camino que hemos recorrido y los hitos que hemos alcanzado, recordamos los avances significativos que hemos logrado hacia nuestro propósito de mejorar la educación superior y el aprendizaje a lo largo de la vida a través de la innovación educativa basada en la investigación.

Te invitamos a descargar el IFE Impact Report y a unirte a nuestro sueño de mejorar la vida de millones de personas a través de la transformación de la educación.

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Tec de Monterrey Graduate Tuition Fees

Graduate Tuition Fees

Information on tuition fees per Campus can be found below:

Tuition Fees

Ciudad de México Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,726.00$100,356.00

 Summer (Trimester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Specialty$15,333.00 $91,998.00 

 

NOTES:
Payment plan types: For both semester and trimester, only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due:
Semester: July 10th, 2025.
Trimester: August 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Ciudad de México Campus.

 

Estado de México Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

 Summer (Trimester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$15,333.00 $ 91,998.00 
Specialty$15,333.00 $91,998.00 

NOTES:
Payment plan types: For both semester and trimester, only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due:
Semester: July 10th, 2025.
Trimester: August 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Estado de México Campus.

Guadalajara Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

 Summer (Trimester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$15,333.00 $91,998.00 

NOTES:
Payment plan types: For both semester and trimester, only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due:
Semester: July 10th, 2025.
Trimester: August 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Guadalajara Campus.

Monterrey Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Monterrey Campus.

Puebla Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Puebla Campus.

Querétaro Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 créditos)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Querétaro Campus.

EGADE Monterrey

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGADE Monterrey.

EGADE Santa Fe

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGADE Santa Fe .

EGOB Monterrey

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer, (semester) only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGOB Monterrey.

EGOB Santa Fe

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGOB Santa Fe .

Costos de Colegiaturas Posgrado del Tec de Monterrey

Costos de colegiatura Posgrado

Consulta a continuación la información acerca de las Colegiaturas de Posgrado por Campus:

Costos de colegiatura

Ciudad de México Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,726.00$100,356.00

 Summer (Trimester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Specialty$15,333.00 $91,998.00 

 

NOTES:
Payment plan types: For both semester and trimester, only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due:
Semester: July 10th, 2025.
Trimester: August 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Ciudad de México Campus.

 

Estado de México Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

 Summer (Trimester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$15,333.00 $ 91,998.00 
Specialty$15,333.00 $91,998.00 

NOTES:
Payment plan types: For both semester and trimester, only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due:
Semester: July 10th, 2025.
Trimester: August 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Estado de México Campus.

Guadalajara Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

 Summer (Trimester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$15,333.00 $91,998.00 

NOTES:
Payment plan types: For both semester and trimester, only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due:
Semester: July 10th, 2025.
Trimester: August 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Guadalajara Campus.

Monterrey Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Monterrey Campus.

Puebla Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Puebla Campus.

Querétaro Campus

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 créditos)
Cash plan
Master$17,073.00$102,438.00
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for Querétaro Campus.

EGADE Monterrey

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGADE Monterrey.

EGADE Santa Fe

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGADE Santa Fe .

EGOB Monterrey

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer, (semester) only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGOB Monterrey.

EGOB Santa Fe

 Summer (Semester) 2025

 1 creditRegular load (6 credits)
Cash plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$97,656.00

NOTES:
Payment plan types: During summer (semester), only cash payment plans are available. Hence, you must make a single payment before the established due date to avoid late fees.
Full tuition payment due: July 10th, 2025.
Fees' currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
These previous fees apply only for EGOB Santa Fe .

Cultural Heritage

Tecnológico de Monterrey's Cultural Heritage

The Tecnológico de Monterrey guards, preserves, keeps and promotes material goods considered primary sources of documentary and art collections with historical, aesthetic or intellectual value. These objects are relevant as products of human creativity; they represent the identity and memory of our institution and of Mexico.

Documentary Heritage

It consists of a collection of visual, textual, and virtual documents spanning the 16th to the 20th century, with significant value for the Mexican community and for all humanity. These documents are considered a legacy of the past and a fundamental resource for the present and future, The documentary collectoins are located on various campuses of the Tecnológico de Monterrey.

Historical Archive Fund of Real Caja de Zacatecas 1576-1936
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Historical Archive Fund of Real Caja de Zacatecas 1576-1936

This is one of the principal archives in Zacatecas and houses documents related to taxes, mining and the economic activities of the viceroyalty (mainly 17th and 18th centuries). For decades, this collection was kept in the Clements Library at the University of Michigan and came back to Zacatecas in 1993.

Location: Campus Zacatecas

Contact: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx

Image: 2nd Zacatecas Lancers Corps, 1863. Historical Archive Fund of Real Caja de Zacatecas 1576-1936. Collection of the Society of Friends of Zacatecas, A.C. on loan to Tecnológico de Monterrey©. Memory of the World Registry of Mexico, UNESCO, 2021. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©.

ZAC UNESCO
Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán Archive
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Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán Archive

Archive of architectural plans by Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán, renowned architect from Hermosillo, Sonora. The collection covers housing, stores, offices, gas stations, town planning works. The plans date from 1940 to 1980.

Location: Campus Sonora Norte

Contact: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx

Image: Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán (with the collaboration of the drawing by Héctor Rivas Bringas), Draft of the Hotel Laval Cafeteria,   s/f. Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán Archive. Cultural Heritage of the Tecnológico de Monterrey.©

Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán Collection
"Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library
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"Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library

The Special Collection consists of more than 20 documentary collections, including books, pamphlets, handwritten and typewritten documents, periodicals, maps, posters, proclamations, and lithographs. The collections are organized and named according to the name(s) of the person(s) who made donations to the Tecnológico de Monterrey. These documentary collections include notable collections such as the Cervantine Collection, the Incunable Collection, the Firebrand Book Collection, the Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Collection, and the 14th-Century Mexican Prints Collection. Of equal historical importance in the PhotoLibrary, wich houses important Funds such as the Personal Archive of Architect Mario Pani Darqui, the Sandoval-Lagrange Fund, the Agustín Basave Fund, and the Conde Zambrano Fund. These collections can be consulted in the Institutional Repository: https://hdl.handle.net/11285/636329 

Location: Campus Monterrey

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4066

Image: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (1547-1616), The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Manche, 1607. Roger Velpivs edition. Carlos Prieto Fund. "Cervantina Collection", "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

"Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library
Carlos Campuzano Oñate Personal Library
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Carlos Campuzano Oñate Personal Library

The Campuzano Collection is an antique collection named after Carlos Campuzano Oñate, a former advisor to the Estado de México Campus who bequeathed his invaluable library to the Tecnológico de Monterrey. It contains books published between thw 17th and 20th centuries, covering a variety of topics, including religion, literature, history, philosophy, law, and more. It was initially housed on the Estado de México Campus until 2015, when it was moved to the Ciudad de México Campus and placed in its current location.

Location: Campus Ciudad de México

Contact: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx   

Image: Philosophical works of Father Juan Evsebio Nieremberg, of the Jesvs Company, Third volume. 1686. Carlos Campuzano Oñate Personal Library. Campus Ciudad de México. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Carlos Campuzano Oñate Personal Library
Querétaro Special Collection. Antique Books and Autographed Books
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Querétaro Special Collection. Antique Books and Autographed Books

This collection stands out for its valuable works of Mexican literature from 19th and early 20th centuries. Although not all documents are part of the archive, this collection adds great value to the Tecnológico de Monterrey Documentary Heritage, as the subject matter of these works is related to several of the current lines of research at the School of Humanities and Education. At least 855 copies are over 100 years old, and many of the books are autographed, making them unique documents.

Location: Campus Querétaro

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
 

Image: Phiphie cursus qui exnobili Subtiliu doctrina selectiera collectutus Felisitetiu sequixur Doctores Subtilissimum Venerabile nempe P. F. Joan..., Querétaro Special Collection. Antique Books and Autographed Books. Campus Querétaro. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Querétaro Special Collection. Antique Books and Autographed Books
Art Heritage

The Art Heritage comprises works of art commissioned by or donated to Tecnológico de Monterrey. All visual art expressions are represented, such as paintings, sculptures, graphics, photographs, drawings, ceramics, popular art, craftwork, among others.

Jesús Mayagoitia, Cuatro torres, 1991
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Sculpture

Most of the three-dimensional pieces are abstracts, belonging to art period in Mexico in which particular importance was placed on public spaces. There are monumental works by Jesús Mayagoitia, Sebastián, Salvador Manzano, Yvonne Domenge. The medium-sized pieces are a creation from Irma Palacios, Kyoto Ota, Juan Soriano, Josefina Temín, Ernesto Álvarez, Jorge Yazpik, Gabriel Macotela, among others. In addition, each campus’s collection often includes a sculpture of the emblem that identifies the Tec team, Borregos, usually created by Miguel Peraza and Jesús Moreno, among other artists. A total of 231 sculptures represent one of the most abundant groups of art pieces in Tecnológico de Monterrey’s art heritage.

 

Image: Jesús Mayagoitia, Cuatro torres, 1991. Painted steel, 45 x 50 x 35 cm. Campus Estado de México. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Jesús Mayagoitia, Cuatro torres, 1991
José Luis Cuevas, La carta, n.d.
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Graphics

The collection includes almost 300 graphic art pieces, mostly lithographs, serigraphs, xylographs, monotypes and drypoint.

The artists whose works and careers have earned them a place in Mexico’s history of art and who are present at Tecnológico include José Guadalupe Posada, Rufino Tamayo, José Luis Cuevas, Vicente Rojo, Manuel Felguérez, Alfredo Zalce, Leonora Carrington, Carlos Mérida, Alberto Gironella, Jan Hendrix, Carmen Parra, José Castro Leñero, Boris Viskin, Santiago Rebolledo, Luis Nishizawa, Pablo O’Higgins, Vlady, among others.

 

Image: José Luis Cuevas, La carta, s/f. Lithography, 70 x 90 cm. Campus Estado de México. D.R© José Luis Cuevas/SOMAAP/México/2023. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

José Luis Cuevas, La carta, n.d.
Movimiento, David Alfaro Siqueiros
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Drawing

The 100 works on paper represent an assorted group of artists, such as Arnold Belkin, Boris Viskin, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Jorge González Camarena, José Chávez Morado, José Luis Cuevas, Carla Rippey, Fernando Leal Audirac, Flor Minor, among others. Several of these pieces are drafts for murals, as is the case of the drawings of the model that appeared in several of Camarena’s murals. A particularly interesting work, given its dimensions and quality,is Coatlicue by Arnold Belkin, a drawing in wax crayons and colored pencils.

 

Image: David Alfaro Siqueiros, Movimiento, s/f. Lyrical drawing made with acrylic paint on paper. Campus Estado de México. D.R.© David Alfaro Siqueiros/SOMAAP/México/2023. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey© 

Movimiento, David Alfaro Siqueiros, s/f
Angelito mexicano, Graciela Iturbide
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Fotografía

The collection includes approximately 200 photographs by authors such as Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Yolanda Andrade, Graciela Iturbide, Enrique Bostelmann, Gabriela Olmedo, Daniel Nierman, Gabriel Figueroa Flores, Ulises Castellanos are just some of the authors whose work is exhibited in the collection.

 

Image: Graciela Iturbide, Angelito mexicano, 1894. Gelatin silver process, 22 x 30 cm. Campus Estado de México. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Angelito mexicano, Graciela Iturbide, 1984
Aurelio Franco, Chimalli, s/f
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Applied arts

This group of objects contains some examples of Mexico’s creative traditions, such as feather art, papel picado (tissue paper with cut-out shapes), and textiles. Of particular note is the work by popular artist Aurelio Franco, who has devoted his work to promoting the feather art technique used profusely by pre-Hispanic cultures and, inspired by the ancient codices, has created works that are rich in colors, textures and history.

 

Image: Aurelio Franco, Chimalli, n.d., Mosaic of natural feathers on metal, 35 cm diameter, © Tecnológico de Monterrey Cultural Heritage Collection.

Aurelio Franco, Chimalli, s/f
Arnold Belkin, Two summits of America, n.d
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Contemporary art

Both emerging and established contemporary artists are represented, such as Carlos Orduña, Alejandra Zermeño, Violeta Islas, Miguel Ledesma, Hazael González, Hugo Lugo, Humberto Valdés, Ernesto Walker, Natalia Rodríguez, César Polack Ugarte, among others.

 

Image: Arnold Belkin, Two summits of America, n.d. Serigraphy, s/n, 34 x 91.5 cm. D.R.© Arnold Belkin/SOMAAP/México/2023. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey.©

Arnold Belkin, Two summits of America, n.d
Autorretratos
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Paint

Gilberto Aceves Navarro is one of the most important representatives of Mexican painting, commonly associated with the artists of the so-called "rupture". This series of self-portraits is a set of 98 panels that the donated to the Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Estado de México, in 1998.

 

Image: Gilberto Aceves Navarro, Autorretratos, 1998. Acrylic on drywalle. Campus Estado de México. D.R. © Gilberto Aceves Navarro/SOMAAP/México/2025. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey.©

Autorretratos

The total or partial reproduction of this work is prohibited by any means without previous and written consent of the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.

Memory of the World Records

Tecnológico de Monterrey has three Memory of the Word Registries awarded by UNESCO to certain documentary collections or Cultural Heritage collections. he first was awarded by the Memory of the World Register for Latin America and the Caribbean in conjunction with the National Library of Mexico in 2002; the second was awarded by the Memory of the World Register for Mexico in 2015; and the last was desiggnated by the Memory of the World Register for Mexico in 2021. These documentary collections were recognized for their universal value and relevance to humanity. 

Colección Impresos mexicanos del siglo XVI
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16th century Mexican print collection

Documentary collection of the first printed works in the Americas. Given its great cultural value, this collection is included in the Regional Register of the Memory of the World, awarded by UNESCO, in conjunction with the National Library of Mexico. Tecnológico de Monterrey is the institution with the greatest number of volumes of a collection of this nature in the world.

Location: Campus Monterrey

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4066

Image: Alonso de Molina, Aquí comienza un vocabulario en la lengua castellana y mexicana, 1555. G.R.G.  Conway Fund. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Memory of the World Register of Latin America and the Caribbean, UNESCO, 2002. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Incunables americanos impresos en México en el siglo XVI
Mario Pani Darqui Personal Archive
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Mario Pani Darqui Personal Archive

Photographic archive with the work of Mario Pani Darqui (Mexico, 1911-1993), one of the most important Mexican architects of the 20th century. Mario Pani was an ardent promotor of functionalism and international style in his works, as well as of Le Corbusier’s ideas in Mexico. His legacy encompasses 136 projects in which he approached all typologies: housing, schools, public buildings, hospitals, offices, hotels, offices, commercial buildings, airports, town plans. This collection is included in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register - Mexico.

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4074

Link to Institutional Repository

Image: Guillermo Zamora, Ministry of Water Resources and Office Building: Av. Reforma and Lafragua, 1946. Mario Pani Darqui Personal Archive. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Memory of the World Registry of Mexico, UNESCO, 2015. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Mario Pani Darqui
1791. A la Dirección de Alcabalas
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Historical Archive Fund of Real Caja de Zacatecas

The Historical Archive Fund of Real Caja de Zacatecas is comprised of more than 8,8oo documents, which record the administration and collection of taxes by the Royal Treasury in the city of Zacatecas, foreign locations, and northern Mexico. The collection highlights the two main activities, mining and trade, wich took place from the late 16th century to the early decades of the 20th century. The importance of this archive lies in the fact that this documentation records a social, cultural, and economic framework rooted in the extraction of silver.

 

Image: 1791. To the General Directorate. Historical Archive Fund of Real Caja de Zacatecas 1576-1936. Collection of the Society of Friends of Zacatecas, A.C., on loan to the Tecnológico de Monterrey©. Memory of the World Mexico Registry, UNESCO, 2021. Cultural Heritage of the Tecnológico de Monterrey©.

Art Heritage

The Art Heritage comprises works of art commissioned by or donated to Tecnológico de Monterrey. All visual art expressions are represented, such as paintings, sculptures, graphics, photographs, drawings, ceramics, popular art, craftwork, among others.

Mario Pani Darqui Personal Archive
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Mario Pani Darqui Personal Archive

Photographic archive with the work of Mario Pani Darqui (Mexico, 1911-1993), one of the most important Mexican architects of the 20th century. Mario Pani was an ardent promotor of functionalism and international style in his works, as well as of Le Corbusier’s ideas in Mexico. His legacy encompasses 136 projects in which he approached all typologies: housing, schools, public buildings, hospitals, offices, hotels, offices, commercial buildings, airports, town plans. This collection is included in the UNESCO Memory of the World Register - Mexico.

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4074

Link to Institutional Repository

Image: Guillermo Zamora, Ministry of Water Resources and Office Building: Av. Reforma and Lafragua, 1946. Mario Pani Darqui Personal Archive. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Memory of the World Registry of Mexico, UNESCO, 2015. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Mario Pani Darqui
Incunables Collection
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Incunables Collection

A set of rare books created during the infancy of the printing press. It contains seven printed works from between 1476 and 1500, which belong to the Ugarte, Conway, Robredo and Bernal Funds.

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Image: Christopher Columbus, De Insulis nuper in Mari Indico repertis (Second letter from Columbus), 1494. Salvador Ugarte Fund. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Incunables Collection
Colección Impresos mexicanos del siglo XVI
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16th century Mexican print collection

Documentary collection of the first printed works in the Americas. Given its great cultural value, this collection is included in the Regional Register of the Memory of the World, awarded by UNESCO, in conjunction with the National Library of Mexico. Tecnológico de Monterrey is the institution with the greatest number of volumes of a collection of this nature in the world.

Location: Campus Monterrey

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4066

Image: Alonso de Molina, Aquí comienza un vocabulario en la lengua castellana y mexicana, 1555. G.R.G.  Conway Fund. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Memory of the World Register of Latin America and the Caribbean, UNESCO, 2002. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Incunables americanos impresos en México en el siglo XVI
Collection of manuscripts in indigenous languages from the New Spain era
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Collection of manuscripts in indigenous languages from the New Spain era

Collection of 32 original documents written in a diversity of Mexican languages between 1535 and 1821: Chinantec, Nahuatl, Kickapoo , Papantla Totonac, Otomi, Coahuiltecan, Pajalate, Tarasco, Cahita, Zoque, Opata, Tzotzil, Zapotec, Matlatzinga, and one in Otomi-Nahuatl.

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4066

Image: Author unknown, Prayer book in Zoque, 17th century. Salvador Ugarte Fund. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Collection of manuscripts in indigenous languages from the New Spain era
Photographic library collection
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Photographic library collection

Set of photographs that portray family, social, cultural and political life in Monterrey and Mexican society from the 19th to the mid-20th century. The Tecnológico de Monterrey Photographic Library houses photographs donated to the Institution since 1953, with approximately 51,500 individual pictures, including, positives, negatives, glass plate negatives and slides from the 19th century on. The most outstanding topics are family, social, cultural, religious, industrial and political life in Monterrey and Mexican society from the end of the 19th century through the mid-20th century.

Contact: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4074

Link to Institutional Repository

Image: Jesús R. SandovalObrero, 1925. Sandoval-Lagrange Fund. Photolibrary of Tecnológico de Monterrey. "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library. Cultural Heritage of Tecnológico de Monterrey©

Photographic library collection
Digital exhibition
Exposición virtual "Cuando el Hilo se hace Red"

"When a Thread Becomes a Network"

This digital exhibition is part of the museological project developed to celebrate and recognize the contributions of women during the first 80 years of Tecnológico de Monterrey. The project included four physical exhibitions at the Monterrey, Querétaro, Mexico City, and Guadalajara campuses, as well as a digital environment that integrates all locations, ensuring access for the general public. 

The five exhibitions were jointly conceptualized by the National Directorate of Cultural Heritage and the Center for the Recognition of Human Dignity, and designed by Mtro. Gabriel Vargas Flores, designer, museographer, and museologist, along with independent curator Mtra. Fabiola Iza, with an intersectional approach and a gender perspective. The materials exhibited were provided by the Fototeca of Tecnológico de Monterrey, the "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library, the Arte AC Collection Archive, and the institution's Artistic Heritage.

This exhibition provides an opportunity to reflect on how to progress toward building a more equitable society and institution that embrace diversity.

Accessing and consulting the Art Heritage collections
Explore the agreements, manuals and contacts to access and consult these works.

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Patrimonio Cultural

Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey

El Tecnológico de Monterrey custodia, conserva, difunde y preserva bienes materiales significativos por su importancia histórica, cultural y científica. Producto del devenir de la sociedad mexicana que informa y representa el continuo cambio, movimiento y creatividad de los habitantes de México. Estos materiales y objetos representan la identidad y memoria de nuestro país y de nuestra institución. 

Patrimonio documental

Está constituido por el conjunto de documentos visuales, textuales y virtuales que comprenden desde el siglo XVI hasta el XX, con valor significativo para la comunidad mexicana y para toda la humanidad. Estos documentos son considerados un legado del pasado y un recurso fundamental para el presente y el futuro. Los acervos documentales están ubicados en diversos campus del Tecnológico de Monterrey.

Archivo Histórico de la Real Caja de Zacatecas
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Archivo Histórico de la Real Caja de Zacatecas

Este archivo resguarda documentos relacionados con la recaudación de impuestos, la minería y la administración de distintos ramos de la Real Hacienda durante la época colonial. Así como los referentes a la Administración de Rentas del siglo XIX. Es uno de los principales archivos históricos zacatecanos. Durante décadas esta colección estuvo en la Biblioteca Clements de la Universidad de Michigan y regresó a Zacatecas en 1992.  Este acervo cuenta con el Registro Memoria del Mundo México otorgado por la UNESCO y se puede consultar en el Repositorio Institucional: https://repositorio.tec.mx/handle/11285/636332

Ubicación: Campus Zacatecas

Consulta el INVENTARIO.

Contacto: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx

Datos de la imagen: 2° Cuerpo de Lanceros de Zacatecas, 1863. Fondo Archivo Histórico de la Real Caja de Zacatecas 1576-1936. Colección Sociedad de Amigos de Zacatecas, A.C. en comodato al Tecnológico de Monterrey®. Registro Memoria del Mundo México, UNESCO, 2021. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®
Foto: Anylú  Hinojosa

 

 

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Archivo Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán
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Archivo Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán

Archivo de planos arquitectónicos de Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán, destacado arquitecto quien llegó a Hermosillo, Sonora en 1943. El acervo abarca obras de casa habitación, comercios, oficinas, gasolineras, propuestas urbanas. Los planos datan de 1940 a 1980.

Ubicación: Campus Sonora Norte

Contacto: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx

Datos de la imagen: Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán (con la colaboración y dibujo de Héctor Rivas Bringas), Anteproyecto Cafetería en Hotel Laval, s/f. Archivo Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Colección Arq. Gustavo Aguilar Beltrán
Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra"
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Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra"

El acervo de Colecciones Especiales esta conformado por más de 20 fondos documentales, compuestos por libros, folletos, documentos manuscritos y mecanografiados, publicaciones periódicas, mapas, carteles, bandos y litografías. Los fondos se encuentran organizados y denominados de acuerdo al o a los nombres de las personas que realizaron las donaciones al Tecnológico de Monterrey. Dentro de estos acervos documentales se han formado colecciones destacadas como la Colección Cervantina, la Colección Incunables, la Colección de Libros de Marcas de Fuego, la Colección Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, la Colección Impresos mexicanos del siglo XIV. De igual importancia histórica resalta la Fototeca que resguarda fondos importantes como Archivo Personal del Arquitecto Mario Pani Darqui, la Sandoval-Lagrange, Agustín Basave y Conde Zambrano. Se puede consultar en el Repositorio Institucional: https://hdl.handle.net/11285/636329

Ubicación: Campus Monterrey

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Datos de la imagen: Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra (1547-1616), El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha, 1607. Edición de Rogers Velpivs. Fondo Carlos Prieto "Colección Cervantina", Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Campus Monterrey. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Biblioteca Personal Carlos Campuzano Oñate
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Biblioteca Personal Carlos Campuzano Oñate

La Colección Campuzano es un fondo antiguo nombrado así en honor del Licenciado Carlos Campuzano Oñate, quien fuera consejero del Campus Estado de México y quien legó su invaluable biblioteca al Tecnológico de Monterrey. Ésta contiene libros publicados entre los siglos XVII hasta el siglo XX, siendo algunas de sus temáticas religión, literatura, historia, filosofía, derecho, entre otras. Inicialmente estuvo albergada en e Campus Estado de México hasta el año 2015, cuando se trasladó al Campus Ciudad de México para colocarla en su recinto.

Ubicación: Campus Ciudad de México

Contactos: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx y daisy.arrieta@tec.mx  

Datos de la imagen: Obras filosóficas del P. Juan Evsebio Nieremberg, de la Compañía de Jesvs, Tomo tercero, 1686. Biblioteca Personal Carlos Campuzano Oñate. Campus Ciudad de México. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Biblioteca Personal Carlos Campuzano Oñate
Colección Especial Querétaro. Libros Antiguos y Libros Autografiados
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Colección Especial Querétaro. Libros Antiguos y Libros Autografiados

Esta colección destaca por incluir obras valiosas de la literatura mexicana del siglo XIX y principios del XX. A pesar de que no todos los documentos constituyen fondo antiguo, esta colección aporta gran valor al Patrimonio documental del Tecnológico de Monterrey. Al menos 855 ejemplares poseen más de 100 años de antigüedad y buena parte de los libros son autografiados, lo cual los convierte en documentos únicos.

Ubicación: Campus Querétaro

Contactos: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mxzdrodrig@tec.mx 

Datos de la imagen: Phiphie cursus qui exnobili Subtiliu doctrina selectiera collectutus Felisitetiu sequixur Doctores Subtilissimum Venerabile nempe P. F. Joan..., Colecciones Especiales Querétaro. Campus Querétaro. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Colección Especial Querétaro. Libros Antiguos y Libros Autografiados
Patrimonio artístico

El acervo de patrimonio artístico está integrado por objetos de todas las manifestaciones de las artes visuales como pintura, escultura, gráfica, dibujo, fotografía y artes aplicadas. Actualmente la colección es de arte moderno y contemporáneo mexicano, y se trabaja en una línea curatorial con énfasis en la conexión entre arte, ciencia y tecnología. Las obras están ubicadas en diversos campus del Tecnológico de Monterrey. 

Jesús Mayagoitia, Cuatro torres, 1991
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Escultura

Las piezas tridimensionales en su mayoría  son de tipo abstracto. Se cuenta con obras monumentales de Jesús Mayagoitia, Sebastián, Salvador Manzano,Yvonne Domenge. De mediano formato pertenecen a la colección, obras de Irma Palacios, Kyoto Ota, Juan Soriano, Josefina Temín, Ernesto Álvarez, Jorge Yazpik, Gabriel Macotela, entre otros. En suma 231 piezas son de tipo tridimensional y representan uno de los grupos de obras más abundantes en el patrimonio artístico del Tecnológico de Monterrey.

 

Créditos: Jesús Mayagoitia, Cuatro torres, 1991. Acero pintado. Campus Estado de México. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Jesús Mayagoitia, Cuatro torres, 1991
José Luis Cuevas, La carta, s/f
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Gráfica

En la colección se cuenta con cerca de 300 piezas de arte gráfico en su mayoría litografías, serigrafías, xilografías, monotipias y punta seca.

Los artistas que por su obra y trayectoria pertenecen a la historia del arte en México, y en el Tecnológico contamos con ejemplos de su trabajo son José Guadalupe Posada, Rufino Tamayo, José Luis Cuevas, Vicente Rojo, Manuel Felguérez, Alfredo Zalce, Leonora Carrington, Carlos Mérida, Alberto Gironella, Jan Hendrix, Carmen Parra, José Castro Leñero, Boris Viskin, Santiago Rebolledo, Luis Nishizawa, Pablo O’Higgins,Vlady, entre otros.

 

Créditos: José Luis Cuevas, La carta, s/f. Litografía. Campus Estado de México. D.R.©️ José Luis Cuevas/SOMAAP/México/2023. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

José Luis Cuevas, La carta, s/f
Movimiento, David Alfaro Siqueiros
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Dibujo

Las obras realizadas sobre papel suman cerca de 100 y representan un variopinto grupo de artistas como Arnold Belkin, Boris Viskin, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Jorge González Camarena, José Chávez Morado, José Luis Cuevas, Carla Rippey, Fernando Leal Audirac, Flor Minor, entre otros. Varios de estos objetos son bocetos preparatorios para obras murales, tal es el caso de dibujos previos de la modelo que apareció en varios de los murales de Camarena. Una obra especialmente interesante por sus dimensiones y calidad es Coatlicue de Arnold Belkin, dibujo realizado con ceras y lápices de colores.

 

Créditos: David Alfaro Siqueiros, Movimiento, s/f. Dibujo lírico realizado con pintura acrílica sobre papel. Campus Estado de México. D.R.©️ David Alfaro Siqueiros/SOMAAP/México/2023. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Movimiento, David Alfaro Siqueiros, s/f
Angelito mexicano, Graciela Iturbide
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Fotografía

En términos de obra fotográfica se cuenta con aproximadamente 200 piezas que incluyen autores como Manuel Álvarez Bravo, fotógrafo mexicano considerado fundador de la fotografía moderna y mayor representante de esta disciplina en Latinoamérica; Yolanda Andrade, construye imágenes recogidas de la visualidad urbana y sus habitantes, planteando preguntas sobre la belleza donde no habríamos creído encontrarla. Graciela Iturbide, Enrique Bostelmann, Gabriela Olmedo, Daniel Nierman, Gabriel Figueroa Flores, Ulises Castellanos, son algunos de los autores de quienes se expone su trabajo en la colección.

 

Créditos: Graciela Iturbide, Angelito mexicano, 1984, Plata sobre gelatina. Campus Estado de México. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Angelito mexicano, Graciela Iturbide, 1984
Aurelio Franco, Chimalli, s/f
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Artes aplicadas

Este grupo de objetos tiene algunos ejemplos de las tradiciones creativas de nuestro país, como el arte plumario, papel picado, y textiles. Destaca el trabajo del artista popular Aurelio Franco, quien ha dedicado su trabajo a promover la técnica del arte plumario empleada profusamente por las culturas prehispánicas y que inspirándose en los códices antiguos, ha creado objetos ricos en colorido, texturas e historia.

 

Créditos: Aurelio Franco, Chimalli, s/f, Mosaico de plumas naturales sobre metal. Campus Estado de México, Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Aurelio Franco, Chimalli, s/f
Arnold Belkin, Dos cumbres de América, s/f
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Arte contemporáneo

Del arte contemporáneo destacan artistas emergentes y con trayectoria como Carlos Orduña, Alejandra Zermeño, Violeta Islas, Miguel Ledesma, Hazael González, Hugo Lugo, Humberto Valdés, Ernesto Walker, Natalia Rodríguez, César Polack Ugarte, entre otros.

 

Créditos: Arnold Belkin, Dos cumbres de América, s/f. Serigrafía. D.R.©️ Arnold Belkin/SOMAAP/México/2023. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Arnold Belkin, Dos cumbres de América, s/f
Autorretratos
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Pintura

Gilberto Aceves Navarro es uno de los más importantes representantes de la pintura mexicana, asociado comúnmente a los artistas de la llamada "rutura". Esta serie de autorretratos es un conjunto de 98 paneles que donó al Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Estado de México en 1998.

 

Créditos: Gilberto Aceves Navarro, Autorretratos, 1998. Acrílico sobre Tablaroca. Campus Estado de México. D.R. ® Gilberto Aceves Navarro/SOMAAP/México/2025. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Autorretratos

Se prohíbe la reproducción total o parcial de las obras por cualquier medio sin previo y expreso consentimiento por escrito del Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey.

Registros Memoria del Mundo

El Tecnológico de Monterrey cuenta con tres Registros Memoria del Mundo otorgados por la UNESCO a algunos acervos documentales o colecciones de Patrimonio Cultural. El primero concedido por Registro Memoria del Mundo América Latina y el Caribe en conjunto con la Biblioteca Nacional de México en 2002. El segundo conferido por Registro Memoria del Mundo México en 2015 y por último el designado por Registro Memoria del Mundo México en 2021. Estos acervos documentales fueron reconocidos por su valor universal y su relevancia para la humanidad.

Impresos en México en el siglo XVI
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Impresos en México en el siglo XVI

Colección documental que destaca por tratarse de las primeras obras impresas en América. Debido a su gran importancia, esta colección cuenta con el Registro Memoria del Mundo América Latina y el Caribe otorgado por la UNESCO, 2002, en conjunto con la Biblioteca Nacional de México. El Tecnológico de Monterrey es la institución que cuenta con el mayor número de volúmenes de una colección de este tipo a nivel mundial.

Ubicación: Campus Monterrey

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Datos de la imagen: Alonso de Molina, Aquí comienza un vocabulario en la lengua castellana y mexicana, 1555. Fondo G.R.G. Conway, Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Registro Memoria del Mundo América Latina y el Caribe, UNESCO, 2002. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Impresos Mexicanos del siglo XVI
Archivo personal de Mario Pani Darqui
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Archivo personal de Mario Pani Darqui

Archivo fotográfico sobre la obra de Mario Pani Darqui (México, 1911-1993) uno de los arquitectos mexicanos más importantes del siglo XX. Mario Pani fue gran promotor del funcionalismo y el estilo internacional en sus obras, así como de las ideas de Le Corbusier en México. Su legado abarca 136 proyectos en los que abordó todas las tipologías: viviendas, escuelas, edificios públicos, hospitales, hoteles, oficinas, edificios comerciales, aeropuertos, planes urbanos. Esta colección cuenta con el Registro Memoria del Mundo México, otorgado por la UNESCO.

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Liga de repositorio

Datos de la imagen: Guillermo Zamora, Secretaría de Recursos Hidráulicos y Edificio de Oficinas: Av. Reforma y Lafragua, 1946. Archivo personal Mario Pani Darqui. Registro Memoria del Mundo México, UNESCO, 2015. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Mario Pani Darqui, UNESCO
A la Dirección General de Alcabalas
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Archivo Histórico de la Real Caja de Zacatecas

El Archivo Histórico de la Real Caja de Zacatecas está conformado por más de 8,800 documentos, en los cuales quedaron los registros de la administración y recaudación de la Real Hacienda en la ciudad de Zacatecas, localidades foráneas y el Norte de México. Dentro del acervo, se destacan las dos principales actividades, la minería y e comercio, mismas que se generaron desde finales del siglo XVI hasta las primeras décadas del siglo XX. La importancia de este archivo reside en que está documentación deja constancia de un entramado social, cultural y económico a partir de la extracción de la plata.

Este acervo documental se puede consultar en el Repositorio Institucional: https://repositorio.tec.mx/handle/11285/636332

Ubicación: Campus Zacatecas

Contacto: patrimonio_documental@servicios.itesm.mx 

Datos de la imagen: 1791. A la Dirección General. Fondo Archivo Histórico de la Real Caja de Zacatecas 1576-1936. Colección Sociedad de Amigos de Zacatecas, A.C. en comodato al Tecnológico de Monterrey®. Registro Memoria del Mundo México, UNESCO, 2021. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

1791. A la Dirección General
Colecciones especiales

La diversidad del acervo documental que resguarda Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey hace posible la formación de colecciones, las cuales se forman a partir de diferentes fondos documentales con una característica en común, la temática. Otros, por su relevancia histórica son acervos formados por una, dos o más personas, mismas que llegaron a crear fondos dignos de mencionar como los que integra la Fototeca del Tecnológico de Monterrey.

Archivo personal Mario Pani Darqui
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Archivo personal de Mario Pani Darqui

Archivo fotográfico sobre la obra de Mario Pani Darqui (México, 1911-1993) uno de los arquitectos mexicanos más importantes del siglo XX. Mario Pani fue gran promotor del funcionalismo y el estilo internacional en sus obras, así como de las ideas de Le Corbusier en México. Su legado abarca 136 proyectos en los que abordó todas las tipologías: viviendas, escuelas, edificios públicos, hospitales, hoteles, oficinas, edificios comerciales, aeropuertos, planes urbanos. Esta colección cuenta con el Registro Memoria del Mundo México, otorgado por la UNESCO.

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Liga de repositorio

Datos de la imagen: Guillermo Zamora, Secretaría de Recursos Hidráulicos y Edificio de Oficinas: Av. Reforma y Lafragua, 1946. Archivo personal Mario Pani Darqui. Registro Memoria del Mundo México, UNESCO, 2015. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Mario Pani Darqui, UNESCO
Colección Incunables
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Colección Incunables

Consiste en un conjunto de libros raros creados durante la cuna de la imprenta. Contiene siete obras impresas entre 1476 y 1500, las cuales forman parte de los fondos Ugarte, Conway, Robredo y Bernal.

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Datos de la imagen: Cristóbal Colón, De Insulis nuper in Mari Indico repertis (Segunda carta de Colón), 1494. Fondo Salvador Ugarte. Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra". Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Colección Incunables
Colección Impresos mexicanos del siglo XVI
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Colección Impresos mexicanos del siglo XVI

Colección documental que destaca por tratarse de las primeras obras impresas en América. Debido a su gran importancia, esta colección cuenta con el Registro Memoria del Mundo América Latina y el Caribe otorgado por la UNESCO, 2002, en conjunto con la Biblioteca Nacional de México. El Tecnológico de Monterrey es la institución que cuenta con el mayor número de volúmenes de una colección de este tipo a nivel mundial.

Ubicación: Campus Monterrey

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Datos de la imagen: Alonso de Molina, Aquí comienza un vocabulario en la lengua castellana y mexicana, 1555. Fondo G.R.G. Conway, Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Registro Memoria del Mundo América Latina y el Caribe, UNESCO, 2002. Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Impresos mexicanos del siglo XVI
Colección Manuscritos novohispanos en lenguas indígenas
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Colección Manuscritos novohispanos en lenguas indígenas

Colección de documentos escritos en lenguas mexicanas que incluye 32 documentos originales escritos entre los años 1535 y 1821 en distintas lenguas: chinanteco, náhuatl, kikapú , totonaco de Papantla, otomí, coahuilteco, pajalate, tarasco, cahita, zoque, ópata, tzotzil, zapoteco, matlatzinga y uno otomí-náhuatl.

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx 
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 3507

Liga a Repositorio Institucional

Datos de la imagen: Anónimo, Libro de oraciones en lengua zoque, siglo XVII. Fondo Salvador Ugarte. Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra". Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Colección Manuscritos novohispanos en lenguas indígenas
Colección Fototeca
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Colección Fototeca

Conjunto de acervos fotográficos que destacan la vida familiar, social, cultural y política de la sociedad regiomontana, e inclusive mexicana de finales del siglo XIX y hasta mitad del XX. La Fototeca del Tecnológico de Monterrey está formada por nueve fondos fotográficos donados desde 1953 a la Institución. La Fototeca cuenta con aproximadamente 51,500 piezas fotográficas entre positivos, negativos, negativos en vidrio y transparencias desde el siglo XIX. Los temas que destacan son la vida familiar, social, cultural, religiosa, industrial y política de la sociedad regiomontana, e inclusive mexicana de finales del siglo XIX y hasta mitad del XX.

Contacto: coleccionesespeciales.mty@servicios.itesm.mx
(+52) 81 8358-2000, ext. 4074

Liga de repositorio

Datos de la imagen: Jesús R. SandovalObrero, 1925. Fondo Sandoval-Lagrange. Fototeca del Tecnológico de Monterrey. Biblioteca de Colecciones Especiales "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra". Patrimonio Cultural del Tecnológico de Monterrey®.

Colección Fototeca
Exposición virtual
Exposición virtual "Cuando el Hilo se hace Red"

"When a Thread Becomes a Network"

This digital exhibition is part of the museological project developed to celebrate and recognize the contributions of women during the first 80 years of Tecnológico de Monterrey. The project included four physical exhibitions at the Monterrey, Querétaro, Mexico City, and Guadalajara campuses, as well as a digital environment that integrates all locations, ensuring access for the general public. 

The five exhibitions were jointly conceptualized by the National Directorate of Cultural Heritage and the Center for the Recognition of Human Dignity, and designed by Mtro. Gabriel Vargas Flores, designer, museographer, and museologist, along with independent curator Mtra. Fabiola Iza, with an intersectional approach and a gender perspective. The materials exhibited were provided by the Fototeca of Tecnológico de Monterrey, the "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra" Special Collections Library, the Arte AC Collection Archive, and the institution's Artistic Heritage.

This exhibition provides an opportunity to reflect on how to progress toward building a more equitable society and institution that embrace diversity.

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