Universidad del Pacífico (UP) graduates are the most highly valued in the local market as shown by the national observatory "Ponte en Carrera", which places the Economics, Business Engineering and Management degrees of our institution as the three degrees that provide the best salaries to their graduates.
                                                                                                                                                          
According to the data provided by the website "Ponte en Carrera", students who graduate from these three degrees in our university are the best paid in the country within the first four years of their careers. Thus, graduates from the Economics program generally earn an average of S/. 5940 a month, graduates from Business Engineering S/. 5283 and graduates from Management S/. 5283. 

The Economics degree at UP is one of the most important in Latin America and has been key to the development of the country in the last 50 years. Our graduates have been the protagonists of the strengthening of the public and private sectors, from where they boost and implement a series of initiatives for the development of the country.
 
The Business Engineering degree at our University trains professionals capable of generating value in the organizations through the analysis, redesign and optimization of their processes and resources. On the other hand, the Management degree is one of the specializations that has placed Universidad del Pacífico among the best educational institutions in Peru and Latin America. Its commitment is to offer a comprehensive, multidisciplinary education, specialized in the management of socially responsible organizations with an international perspective. 

The Ponte en Carrera observatory is a public and private initiative that offers current information about the market requirements as well as the available salaries. Furthermore, the website specifies the average salaries within the four years after graduating from the university or institute, as well as the minimum and maximum that could be earned by specialty.​