Institutional development · Student experience, equity and outcomes · Mexico
Tec de Monterrey's Mexico City campus puts 12 student shorts into national festival phase
Twelve short films by high-school and undergraduate students at Tec de Monterrey's Mexico City campus have been selected for the national phase of the university's International Short Film Festival.
Why it matters: The high-school and undergraduate students behind the 12 selected films will represent the Mexico City campus in the festival's national phase.
Tec de Monterrey said 12 short films were selected in 2026 to represent its Mexico City campus at the Tec de Monterrey International Short Film Festival.
According to the university, the festival is held every year and gathers the most outstanding audiovisual productions by students of its School of Humanities and Education nationwide.
The university said the selected projects come from both its Preparatoria (high-school) and Profesional (undergraduate) levels and will represent the campus in the festival's national phase.
The university said the films deal with themes including gender-based violence, self-knowledge, human rights and problems of today's world.
Editor’s view
Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor
The high-school and undergraduate students who made the 12 selected films now go on to represent the Mexico City campus in the festival's national phase.
What to watch
- The outcome of the festival's national phase for the 12 Mexico City campus films.
