We show you which are those careers that have greater labor demand in the country, according to recent studies
Also, discover the differences between a university career or a technical program
Choosing a career
Both options have their own advantages and challenges, so it is essential to make an informed decision that aligns with your personal and professional goals
Consider the following points
What are your long-term goals (be a professional or make money fast)
Value the labor demand of both options in the area of your interest
Evaluate how much time and money you are willing to invest in your education
Think about how you prefer to learn and in what environment you feel better
Includes trend changes compared to 2022 data
Top careers:
Services sector
Top careers:
Life sciences sector
1. Industrial Engineering
2. Business Administration
3. Quality EngineeringNew
4. Electrical Engineering
5. Electromechanical Engineering
=6. Mechanical and Industrial Maintenance EngineeringNew
=6. Mechanical Engineering -3
=8. Biomedical EngineeringNew
=8. Mechatronics EngineeringNew
=8. Occupational Safety and Environmental EngineeringNew
Top careers:
Manufacturing sector
Source: CINDE's “Vital Statistics” Study, 2026