About the Education Project
Binational cooperation on education issues would greatly benefit both countries, as well as the overall competitiveness of the North American region. At the same time, it would contribute to Mexico’s development and potentially impact migration flows from Mexico to the United States. The center focuses on each of these important components, as outlined by Presidents Obama and Peña in a May 2013 agreement.
U.S.–Mexico Academic Mobility
This projects gathers and analyzes data on Mexican students studying in the United States, with the objective of examining the U.S.-Mexico higher education mobility framework and creating an interactive online database that maps and profiles Mexican students studying in the U.S.
Publications
- Getting Public Investment in Education Wrong in Mexico
- Let There Be Light in Mexico! Analysis of the Strategic Human Resources Training Program for the Energy Industry
- Strengthening Ties Between Mexico and the United States Through Education
- The Uncertain Future of the Texas DREAM Act
- Mexico’s Education Reform Limited in Scope, Lacks Teacher Support
- Brain Drain or Brain Circulation? Mexico in Focus
- U.S.-Mexico Academic Mobility: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
- Education, Employment Opportunities, and Energy Reform in Mexico
- Mexico is Doing a Poor Job Preparing Students
- U.S.-Mexico Academic Mobility: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
Events
- El Sueño Mexicano: A Presentation by Paulo Carreño, Mexico's Undersecretary for North America
- Talent, Skill and Brain Circulation: How Migrants Contribute to Labor Integration