ESAN University

ESAN University
Type	Private
Established	1963
Vice-president	Academic: Nancy Matos de Vallejos, PhD of Investigation: Peter Yamakawa Tsuja, PhD
Principal	Jorge Talavera Traverso, PhD
Dean	Graduate School of Business: Jaime Serida Nishimura, PhD Economy and Business Administration: Jorge Cortez Cumpa, MSc Engineering: Javier del Carpio Gallegos, PhD
Location	Santiago de Surco, Lima, Peru
Colors	Granate
Website	www.ue.edu.pe/home-ingles

ESAN University or Universidad ESAN in Spanish (acronym: UE) is a private University located in Lima, Perú on Santiago de Surco district. ESAN University is a leading academic institution that was founded in 1963 as the first Graduate School of Business in Latin America. Throughout these years ESAN has achieved a relevant role in Peru, based on the quality of its MBA, specialized masters, executive programs, etc. Currently ESAN University offers undergraduate programs divided in three schools: the School of Economics and Management, the School of Engineering and the School of Law, fields of specialization at the Bachelor level are: Management and Marketing, Management and Finance, Economics and International Business, Information Technology and Systems Engineering, Organizational Psychology, Corporate law, etc.

The Central Reserve Bank of Peru coined a silver 1 Nuevo Sol (Peruvian currency) for the ESAN 50 years anniversary, ESAN is the only institution of higher education that is shown in a coin.

History

In 1962 the U.S. Agency for International Development – established by the US president John F. Kennedy – summons the main business schools to study the possibility of developing management and businesses programs in Latin America. This Project was trusted to Ernst Arbuckle, Dean of the Graduate School of Business of Stanford University, he assumed the challenge and grouped up a team of professors led by Gail M. Oxley and Alan B. Coleman to evaluate in site the feasibility of undertaking this ambitious project. This is how on July 25 of 1963 the Peruvian and American governments founded the “Escuela de Administración de Negocios para Graduados, ESAN” or “ESAN, Graduate School of Business” as known in English. Its organization was trusted to the Stanford Graduate School of Business and professor Alan B. Coleman. Shortly after, a seminar on international high management was taught. A few months later, ESAN opened its doors and professionals from all Latin America applied for studying in the first full-time MBA in the Spanish-speaking world. The following year, on April 1 of 1964, the 1st promotion of the Magister program started classes. It has more than 54 years since then, but the tone, style and spirit of the American teachers who forged ESAN remains valid even these days in ESAN University.

International Acreditation

ESAN received AMBA (Association of MBAs) accreditation in 2002, being the first Peruvian MBA program and institution of higher education to be internationally credited by this association. In 2013 ESAN University received international accreditation from AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) for 10 of their programs: 7 postgraduate masters and 3 bachelor's degrees.

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Coordinates: 12°06′18″S 76°57′40″W / 12.105°S 76.961°W / -12.105; -76.961

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