Tell us about yourself - which three adjectives would describe you best?

Resilient, Creative, Friendly

Why have you chosen to study abroad?

I decided to study overseas to push my boundaries and grow as a better person out of my comfort zone.

What piece of Mexican culture would you like to share with Germans?

The Mexican phrase: “¿Cómo que no?” We Mexicans do not know frontiers, limits, or shapes; we create solutions not for fun but by necessity. German culture is rigorous, intense, and analytic, making it a high-quality country. Still, sometimes the answer is outside the box, and this is something I believe Mexicans can do naturally. When there is no option, solution, or way to do something, we create the impossible to make it possible.

You lived in Esslingen for 18 months, what is your first thought when hearing “Esslingen”?

Markplatz, Rathaus, The burg, and the Esslingen wine.

Which courses best prepared you for your career?

Entrepreneurship, Leadership, and Digital Change and Process Management.

What was your favourite subject(s) to study in the MBA programme?

Digital Change and Process Management and Organisational Development.

What experiences have mainly influenced you, personally and professionally?

The U curve of cultural adaptation: Everything initially felt exciting and new. The differences seemed fascinating rather than frustrating. However, the culture shock started to kick in after some months, such as language barriers and unfamiliar customs, leading to frustration. However, I gradually learnt how to enjoy the new culture, becoming more comfortable and confident. I feel at home now and look forward to the future!

What did you gain from your studies for your future career?

I can count on great colleagues and learning experiences later in the future to allow me to thrive in hands-on work.

You have recently finished your studies. What are the next steps?

Find a job, work hard, keep on learning from Germany, build a future with my life- partner a family in the long term, and enjoy life.

What advice would you give to a bachelor graduate who is thinking of pursuing a Master's degree?

Do it - it is challenging, but you will learn a lot in the classroom and from yourself.

Thank you & All the best!