Introduction to Technological Institute of Ciudad Juarez:

Introduction and Overview: Technological Institute of Ciudad Juarez is a public higher education institution located in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. The school offers a variety of courses and programs that can award officially recognized higher education degrees such as preparatory, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. The campus is located in an urban area and has a student population of approximately 5,000-5,999. It is a small coeducational university.

History and Establishment: The college was established on October 3, 1964. Its predecessor was Regional Technical College No. 11, replacing the Industrial and Technical School No. 21.

School Strength:

Faculty: It has an experienced and well-qualified team of teachers to provide high-quality teaching and guidance to students.

Majors: There are undergraduate majors such as business administration, accounting, electronic engineering, mechanical engineering, computer engineering, mechatronics engineering, electrical engineering, mechatronics engineering, industrial engineering, information technology and communication engineering, enterprise management engineering, logistics engineering, and master's majors such as industrial engineering, administrative engineering, and international business administration, as well as a doctoral major in industrial engineering.

Nature of the institution: Public university, a non-profit organization.

Educational philosophy: There is no clear and public detailed educational philosophy, but as a technical college, it usually focuses on cultivating students' abilities in technical and professional fields, emphasizing the combination of theory and practice to cultivate professional and technical talents that meet social needs.

Key laboratories and disciplines: There is no clear and prominent key laboratory information. From the perspective of disciplinary research results, there are certain research outputs in the fields of business, mathematics, liberal arts and social sciences, engineering, environmental science, statistics, computer science, etc.

Faculty: There are departments of business administration, computer engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, industrial engineering, and mechanical engineering.

Ranking: 7408th in the world, 475th in Latin America, 72nd in Mexico, and 2nd in Ciudad Juarez.

Cost: No clear tuition information is available, but as a public university, it is usually government-funded and tuition fees may be relatively reasonable. Students may also need to bear living expenses, including accommodation, transportation, learning materials, and meals.

Campus environment: The school has academic and non-academic facilities such as libraries and sports facilities. It also provides financial aid and scholarships, online courses and distance learning opportunities, and administrative services to provide students with good learning and living conditions.