MIT Mexico
Viva Mexico!
The MIT-Mexico Program facilitates dynamic connections between the MIT community and their counterparts in Mexico.
Through the MIT-Mexico Program, these are some of the things MIT students have done:
- helped redesign the new Aeromexico airport terminal
- conducted legal and economic research on the consumer protection laws for users of financial services
- analyzed the risks of electrical lines in coastal areas
- worked on developing a braille display that would be economically accesible
- helped to model the complex biological processes involved in the development of cervical tumors with computer modeling software
The MIT-Mexico program also organizes and sponsors lectures, film festivals, and symposiums about Mexico.
Learn how you can be an intern in Mexico here!
Contact MIT-Mexico to learn how you can host an MIT intern
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"Working on a public health project in Mexico was a great experience as I learned tremendously, both in an academic and cultural way. I am thoroughly grateful for MISTI, as it has played an important and rewarding part of my MIT education"
-Annick Aubin-Pouliot, 2009 intern at the Tecnologico de Monterrey, Campus Morelia
"Working at Banco de Mexico was an incredible opportunity to use my research skills to inform policymakers who have the power to influence Mexico’s economic future"
-Joyce Lawerence, 2009 intern at Banco de Mexico
Apply Now! The MIT-Mexico program is accepting applications for 2010! Open to all undergrads and grads
