Puebla Institute of Technology is a public higher education institution in Mexico. The following is an introduction to you from multiple aspects:

Introduction and Overview: Located in the urban area of ​​Puebla, Mexico, it is a medium-sized institution with approximately 8,322 students in 2019. Data from 2024 shows that its student size is between 6,000 and 6,999. The school offers courses in the fields of engineering, technology and management, and awards bachelor's and master's degrees. It also provides students with academic and non-academic facilities such as libraries and administrative services.

History and Establishment: Founded on September 2, 1972, it is supervised by the Mexican Ministry of Public Education and is a member of the National Polytechnic Institute of Mexico and the National Association of Universities and Higher Education Institutions (ANUIES).

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Professional Settings: Covering arts and humanities, business and social sciences, medicine and health, science and technology, engineering and other fields. Specific majors include accounting/finance, agricultural engineering, construction engineering, biology, chemistry, computer science, energy and environmental studies, etc. There are nine undergraduate programs and three graduate programs.

Faculty: It has 298 academic staff members, providing human support for teaching and scientific research.

Nature of the institution: It is a public non-profit university, funded and operated by the government, with relatively low tuition fees. It pays more attention to social benefits and educational equity, and aims to cultivate professional talents for the society.

Educational philosophy: The school motto "excelencia tecnológica con participación humana", which can be translated as "technical excellence, people-oriented", emphasizes the integration of humanistic care into technical education, and cultivates comprehensive talents with both professional technical capabilities and humanistic qualities.

Key laboratories and disciplines: The school has multiple engineering laboratories, but the key laboratories are not clear. From the perspective of professional settings and school positioning, disciplines in the engineering field are the key development direction, such as aerospace engineering, agricultural engineering, biomedical engineering, etc., which may have advantages in teaching resource investment and teacher allocation.

Faculty: The division of faculties is not clearly mentioned, but based on the distribution of majors, it is speculated that there may be engineering colleges, business schools, science colleges, etc., in order to manage and teach different disciplines.

Ranking: In the 2024 ranking, it ranks 204th in Mexico and 10629th in the world. It ranks relatively low in the international ranking, but it has a certain degree of recognition in Mexico.

Cost: The school does not clearly announce the tuition information for local and international students. Tuition fees for different majors and degree levels may vary. Public universities usually have more affordable tuition fees. The specific fees need to be further inquired through the school admissions department or official website.

Campus environment: The main campus is located in Puebla City, covering an area of ​​63.25 acres (25.60 hectares), and there is also a branch campus in Akahte, Puebla, with about 150 students. The campus has gardens and a variety of trees, and the environment is pleasant; it has about 60 buildings. In addition to engineering laboratories, there are also information centers (libraries) and foreign language centers, providing students with English, French, German and Spanish training for foreign students.