Dr Antonio Loyola | Universidad Politecnica de San Luis Potos

World Finance interviews Dr Antonio Loyola, President of Universidad Politecnica de San Luis Potos

August 31, 2012
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Transcript

As Mexico’s economy gets stronger and its middle class grows, more and more young people are demanding good quality higher education. To meet this demand 50 new polytechnic universities are being founded – and the first of these was UPSLP. Dr Antonio Loyola outlines the university’s educational standards and describes how its funding model was inspired by public-private partnerships in the UK.