ASU in Mexico newsletter
December Newsletter 2025
- ASU–UAG: Five new 3+1 dual bachelor’s degrees launched.
- Arizona–Mexico: ASU joined Gov. Hobbs’ Mexico City trade mission.
- Nutrition research: ASU–Tec completed a binational research platform.
- Sonora visit: Hermosillo students explored ASU programs.
- Sports innovation: ASU expert spoke at UAG on innovation in sport.
- Semiconductors: 11,000+ Mexican students enrolled in ASU chip courses.
- Saberes MX: ASU joined Mexico’s national lifelong learning platform.
- State partnerships: Mexican delegations advanced chip collaboration.
- ASU en Español: Spanish-language online programs launched.
- Chihuahua MOU: Agreement expands semiconductor education statewide.
- Music therapy: ASU research supports virtual therapy in Mexico.
- International students: ASU ranked No. 1 among U.S. public universities.
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September Newsletter 2025
- Semiconductors forum: ASU hosted a U.S.–Mexico forum on chip investment, workforce and supply chains.
- SEP MOU: ASU and Mexico’s SEP expanded digital micro-credentials to 2.8M+ learners.
- Tecmilenio partnership: ASU and Universidad Tecmilenio expanded online access via 100 Million Learners.
- TecNM expansion: ASU and TecNM added a legal module to semiconductor training.
- Film contest: ASU and UdeG Foundation launched their third cross-border film contest.
- Entertainment dialogue: ASU hosted a Mexico City discussion on Latino representation in Hollywood.
- International students: ASU welcomed 14,600+ international students this fall.
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May Newsletter 2025
- Mexican education leaders visited ASU to launch course for the semiconductor workforce.
- Tecnológico de Monterrey grad to lead ASU Learning Enterprise
- ASU and TecNM launched a second course to build semiconductor skills across North America.
- UNAM and ASU renewed their partnership and explored joint programs in health and sustainability.
- ASU held a town hall with Mexican students to discuss AI’s role in education and training.
- Tecmilenio’s rector met with ASU leaders to explore new digital and health education partnerships.
- The U.S. Embassy launched a mentoring program for Mexican students.
- UADY began offering ASU’s English course to help engineering students prepare for tech careers.
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January Newsletter 2025
- ASU and Mexico launched Talent Network initiatives in D.C. with key officials.
- Kaleidoscope 2024 featured over 1,200 films, celebrating winners.
- ASU expanded the semiconductor course with UTM.
- ASU showcased initiatives at the Arizona-Mexico Commission Plenary.
- UdeG opens a new facility at ASU’s California Center.
- Crow talks about education innovation at UdeG Innova Forum 2024.
- ASU and Tec students collaborated on a water sustainability project in Sonora.
- ASU’s Convergence Lab hosted a panel series on key U.S. election topics.
- ASU and Santander expanded the semiconductor English course to 1,389 in Mexico.
- Digital transformation and AI insights for family businesses at LéaLA 2024.
- Tecmilenio launched the semiconductor course, enrolling 2,283 students.
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September Newsletter 2024
- ASU's semiconductor workforce development is reaching over 10,000 students in Mexico
- Telemundo Arizona featured ASU's Executive Director of Mexico Relations, "Yo Soy Arizona"
- Tecnológico de Monterrey visited in June to explore ongoing and potential collaborations
- Convergence Lab Event focused on the Paris Paralympic Games, featuring gold medalists
- Kaleidoscope Film Contest 2024 soon to select and announce winners
- ASU joins US-Mexico semiconductor industry forum in Baja California
- UAG and ASU seek to improve diabetes treatment
- UTA and ASU signed a General Collaboration Agreement for future projects
- ASU and Chihuahua collaborating on microelectronics talent mapping and workshops
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