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About ESAN

Our history

ESAN was founded on July 25, 1963, as part of an agreement between the governments of the United States and Peru. Its setting-up and implementation was entrusted to the Stanford Graduate School of Business, becoming the first graduate business school in the Spanish-speaking world in South America.

Transformed into a university since July 12, 2003 (Law No. 28021), it offers careers at the undergraduate level, as well as programs for executives in various formats, corporate programs and other academic and professional services.

Almost 60 years old, ESAN Graduate School of Business offers programs such as the Doctoral Program in Business Administration; the Master in Business Administration - MBA in Lima in all its modalities and in Regions in weekend mode; 13 Specialized Master's Degrees divided into 8 master's degrees from the functional areas of the company and 5 from the main economic sectors; as well as its Executive Education programs, which include one-year high-specialization programs up to two-month immediate application programs, short courses and seminars. In addition, tailor-made programs are offered for companies and the public sector. Finally, language programs such as official TOEIC EXAMS of ETS, Professional English Program with international certification of EDUSOFT - ETS, in face-to-face and online mode. During 2020, due to the juncture the world is in as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic, all programs are being taught online.

Since its inception, ESAN has been considered one of the best schools in Latin America. Today, the magazine América Economía ranked our school as the N° 1 in Peru and TOP 5 among the best schools in Latin America. QS Global MBA Rankings 2020, prepared by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), a British company specializing in the international higher education market, placed ESAN as the N°1 and TOP 3 among business schools in Latin America. In addition to earning first place in return on investment, Financial Times ranked ESAN as the N°1 school in Peru and N°7 in Latin America.

ESAN has also achieved international accreditations such as AACSB and AMBA; as well as international memberships such as EFMD, NIBES, CLADEA, PIM, PRME and UNICON.

ESAN is a Peruvian non-profit private institution, with an international prestige and academic and management autonomy.

Mission and Vision

Mission ESAN Graduate
School of Business

"To shape global entrepreneurial leaders with an ethical sense and social responsibility, in partnership with recognized organizations to achieve excellence in their management and contribute to the development of knowledge"

Mission and Vision ESAN University
https://www.ue.edu.pe/conoce-universidad-esan/mision-y-vision

Vision ESAN Graduate
School of Business

"To be the global business school, a leader for its capacity for innovation and its contribution to the wellness of society"

Organization

ESAN University is a non-profit private institution, with indefinite duration, constituted as a legal person of private law and registered in the Book of Associations of the Registry of Legal Entities of Lima and with main offices in Lima. It is autonomous in academic, economic, normative and governmental matters, and guarantees freedom of thought, teaching, criticism and expression, without regard to race, gender, religious creed or political affiliation.

ESAN University is governed by its By-laws, its internal regulations and other State regulations applicable to it within its own autonomy. The governance of ESAN University corresponds to its organs and authorities which are: the General Assembly, the University Council, the rector and the academic vice-rector, the Faculty councils and the deans.

General Assembly
Ex officio Members
Jorge Armando Talavera Traverso, Chancellor
Martín Santana Ormeño, Vice Chancellor for Research
Jaime Felix Serida Nishimura, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Peter Manuel Yamakawa Tsuja, Dean of the Graduate School of Business Management
Jorge Alberto Cortez Cumpa, Dean of Economics and Management Science / Dean of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences
Javier Fernando Del Carpio Gallegos, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering
Delegates of Lecturers
Sergio Rafael Bravo Orellana, Full Professor
César Augusto Martín Fuentes Cruz, Full Professor
Kety Lourdes Jáuregui Machuca, Full Professor
Oswaldo Morales Tristán, Associate Professor
Ana Inés Reátegui Vela, Associate Professor
José Antonio Robles-Flores, Associate Professor
Betford Adrian Betalleluz Meneses, Associate Professor
Mónica Patricia Chávez Rojas, Associate Professor
Jubitza Mariana Franciskovic Ingunza, Associate Professor
Delegate of the Business Community
Marco Antonio Alvarez Echaiz,
Félix Javier Arroyo Rizo Patrón
Elia King de Jordan
Alberto Pandolfi Arbulú
Hernán Torres Marchal
Delegate of Graduates
Abel Jesús Chávarry Coral
Guadalupe Desirée Jayme Mosquera
María de las Mercedes Vigo Gálvez
Students' Delegate
Llanos López Zoe Maya
Emeritus
Renzo Piero Ricci Cocchella
Guillermo van Oordt Parodi

University Council
Ex officio members
Jorge Armando Talavera Traverso, Chancellor
Martín Santana Ormeño, Vice Chancellor for Research
Jaime Felix Serida Nishimura, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Peter Manuel Yamakawa Tsuja, Dean of the Graduate School of Business Management
Jorge Alberto Cortez Cumpa, Dean of Economics and Management Science / Dean of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences
Javier Fernando Del Carpio Gallegos, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering

Sergio Rafael Bravo Orellana, Full ProfessorJosé Luis Wakabayashi Muroya, Associate Professor Delegates of Lecturers

Julio Rafael Quispe Salguero, Assistant Professor
Delegate of the Business Community
Isabel Aurora Quevedo Ocampo
Delegate of Graduates
José Antonio Salas Aguilar
Students' Delegate
Fiorella Céspedes Luna
General Secretary - secretariageneral.esan.edu.pe
Carmen Beatriz Velazco Ramos

Directors

Jorge Alberto Cortez Cumpa
Director of Undergraduate Program

Mariella Luisa Olivos Rossini
Deputy Program Director

Patricia Emilia Gonzales Peralta
General Manager of Administration

José Antonio Robles Flores
Doctoral Program Director

Ana Inés Reátegui Vela
Director of Management Development Program of Lima and Regions

Lydia Aurora Arbaiza Fermini
Institutional Programs Director

Gonzalo Guerra-García Picasso
Director of Distance Learning
Sales Manager

Directors of Graduate Studies

Aldo Eduardo Bresani Torres/ Aldo César De la Cruz González
Supply Chain Management Master's Degree

César Edward Neves Catter
Master of Health Care Management

César Augusto Martín Fuentes Cruz
Master of Public Administration

Marco Antonio Vinelli Cruz
Master in Agribusiness Management

Ana Inés Reátegui Vela
Master in Real Estate Management and Development

Kety Lourdes Jáuregui Machuca
Master in Organization and Management of People

Alfredo Melchor Mendiola Cabrera
Master in Finance

Eddy Alberto Morris Abarca
Master in Management
Master in Business Management
Master in Project Management
Master in Information Technology Management

Paulo César Comitre Berry
Master in Finance and Corporate Law

Edwin Quintanilla Acosta
Master of Science in Energy Management

José Luis Wakabayashi Muroya
Master in Marketing
Master in Marketing and Sales Management

Graduate Curriculum Committee

Peter Yamakawa
Dean of Graduate School of Business Management

Enrique Louffat
Delegate Area I - Management

Luis Chávez Bedoya
Delegate Area II - Accounting, Finance and Economics

José Luis Wakabayashi Muroya
Delegate Area III - Marketing

Tomás Minauro
Delegate Area IV - Operations and Information Technology

Graduate School Board

Peter Yamakawa
Dean of Graduate School of Business Management

Enrique Louffat Olivares
Delegate Full Professors

Jorge Guillen Uyen
Delegate Associate Professors

Diego Carlos Cueto Saco
Delegate Assistant Professors

Hilda María Aragón Pizarro
Delegate Graduates

Department Heads

Cecilia Alegre Castro
Head of Library and Information Center

Mariela Camargo Román
Head of Information Technology

Mónica Chavez Rojas
Head of Enrollment and Academic Services, Undergraduate Program

Patricia Reveggino Sosa
Head of Admission and Enrollment, Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

Rocío Ames Tineo
Head of Human Resources

Liuba Parodi Molina
Head of Marketing, Undergraduate Program

Infrastructure

Campus and Classrooms

Our campus located in Monterrico-Surco, a central and residential area of Lima, offers our students more than 60,000 square meters provided with the most modern technology, as well as large green areas for sports and recreation.

For the best use of the study time, our courses are provided with virtual platforms, facilitating the student-teacher interaction. In addition, our classrooms, laboratories, study rooms and computer rooms are equipped with multimedia systems, wi-fi internet, network connection for individual computers and equipment for international teleconferences.

Taking into consideration the environment of our campus, in 2013 we continued with the development of our vertical infrastructure, with the construction of the new six-storey building: 52 rooms, 15 study rooms and a cafeteria. It was built respecting the environment and the training philosophy.

ESAN CENDOC: Library and Information Center

At ESAN University we have the most complete and up-to-date information centre specialising in Economics and Business in the country: ESAN Cendoc. It oversees the general coordination of the Association of Directors of Information Centers of CLADEA, a network composed of more than 130 university libraries in Latin America and the Caribbean. It has more than 60,000 book titles, 15,000 digitized titles in Spanish and English, 15,000 title of printed or digital magazines and periodicals, as well as multiple databases from various business disciplines.

Technology Platform - ESAN Data

Founded as the country's most modern IT centre, ESAN Data is one of the pillars of ESAN University in creating cutting-edge technology services and tools for the service of education and the private business sector.

FAB LAB ESAN

ESAN University now has a state-of-the-art FAB LAB, which is a digitally made laboratory and is part of the prestigious global innovation network FAB LAB Network of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The FAB LAB ESAN will allow students and teachers from various careers to transfer their ideas from mind to reality using advanced technology equipment and 3D printers. In this way we will optimize the production processes, promoting entrepreneurship.

In addition, being part of a global digital network allows us to access the latest innovation knowledge and be at the forefront.

Academic quality

Learn more about our area and the role it plays at ESAN Graduate School of Business

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Our history ESAN was founded on July 25, 1963, as part of an agreement between the governments of the United States and Peru. Its setting-up and implementation was entrusted to the Stanford Graduate School of Business, becoming the first graduate business school in the Spanish-speaking world in South America.