On February 12, 2007, the Wall Street Journal featured an article entitled "Mexico Case Study," which addresses how Mexico's economy has reacted due the growth of China. The author of the article interviewed Tsinghua International MBA student Eduardo Nieto del Rio on why he chose to come to Tsinghua University and his experiences so far, including his participation in a event last fall with U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson.

The article also mentions that China has hosted more than 141,000 foreign students in 2005,up 21% from 2004. In addition, the author recognizes that the Tsinghua International MBA program, now in its 10th year, had a 30% increase in foreign-student enrollment in the past year.

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About Tsinghua University

The Tsinghua University International MBA Program has full-time students from around the world, including the United States, Canada, Ireland, Russia, Korea, and Mexico to name a few.  Tsinghua University recognizes that business and economic ties between Latin America and China are growing at a rapid pace.  This April, nine International MBA students from Tsinghua University will travel to the Republic of Chile for a short-term exchange.  Later in the year, Chilean students will come to Tsinghua University for a 10-day-course exchange in China. The opportunity for Tsinghua SEM to be the first MBA program in China to work closely with a top tier college in Latin America is a breakthrough in business education.

Tsinghua University hopes to continue to improve its cooperations with Latin American organizations, businesses, and institutions and also encourages Latin American students to apply to the full-time International MBA program in the coming year