Introduction to Monterrey Center for Higher Learning of Design:

Introduction: Monterrey Center for Higher Learning of Design (Centro de Estudios Superiores de Diseño de Monterrey, Cedim) is a university focused on design, innovation and business.

Founded: Founded in 1978.

Nature of the institution: A private higher education institution located in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico, officially recognized by the Mexican Ministry of Public Education.

History: The school was founded by Alejandro Garcia and the current dean is Leslie Garcia Novak. Since its inception, the school has been committed to providing high-quality education and research in the field of design. After years of development, it has gradually established a certain reputation in the field of design education, cultivated many outstanding design professionals, and contributed to the design industry in Mexico and even the world.

School Strength: It has certain teaching and research strength in the field of design, provides a variety of design-related courses and projects, and has a professional faculty team who have rich experience in design practice and theoretical research. The school has also established cooperative relationships with many companies and institutions to provide students with internship and practice opportunities, helping students to better apply theoretical knowledge to practice and improve their employment competitiveness.

Educational philosophy: There is no clear and detailed educational philosophy, but from its focus on design, innovation and business, it may focus on cultivating students' design innovation ability, enabling students to combine design with business needs, and cultivate design talents with practical application ability and business acumen to adapt to the needs of society and the market.

Key disciplines: It offers courses in multiple fields, including undergraduate and graduate courses in the fields of arts and humanities, language and culture, business and social sciences, science and technology. Although the key disciplines are not clearly pointed out, design-related majors should be its advantages, such as product design, graphic design, interior design, fashion design and other majors may be the school's key development direction.

Faculty: There is no clear and public information about the faculty, but it is speculated that the faculty may be divided according to different design professional directions or subject areas, such as the School of Design, the School of Business, the School of Humanities, etc., in order to better teach and manage.

Ranking: Ranked 155th in Mexico and 9919th in the world.

Fees: No clear tuition information has been released yet, and the 4icu website does not report the school's undergraduate and graduate tuition for local and international students.

Campus Environment: The school's administrative campus is located in Santa Fe, Mexico City, and the main campus is located in Santa Catarina, Nuevo León. The campus environment is beautiful, the architectural style is unique, and it is full of artistic atmosphere, providing students with a good learning and creative environment. The school has modern teaching facilities such as libraries, design studios, laboratories, etc. to meet the students' learning and practice needs. The library has a rich collection of design-related books, journals and literature, providing sufficient resources for students' learning and research. The design studio is equipped with advanced design software and equipment, allowing students to carry out various design practices and creations.