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MBA
Leaders for competitive companies with social responsibility 

Since 1978, we have trained responsible leaders with demonstrated outstanding professional capabilities, sense of initiative and entrepreneurial capacities.  These capabilities are based on sound knowledge and skills in business management and administration that prepare them to rise to the challenges faced by their organizations.  

Universidad del Pacífico’s MBA program is ranked among Peru’s three best and Latin America’s top 30 (América Economía Magazine, 2011)

 

SKILLS
  • A professional leader with analytical thinking and assertive communication skills
  • Able to identify risks and problems and propose solutions
  • Irreproachable ethical behavior
  • Committed to national development 
  • Imbued with the entrepreneurial spirit to take new professional challenges or initiate new projects in ongoing concerns
  • Concerned with the company’s continued improvement and society’s well-being

 
OBJECTIVES

Training responsible professional leaders, noted for their competitiveness, innovative attitude, experience and comprehensive and global business vision. They are able to:

  • Lead and efficiently manage commercial, operating, investment and financial processes for their companies, adopting a continued improvement and competitive advantage deve​lopment perspective, and 
  • Plan, organize, and manage the development of human talent in multi-cultural companies and organizations, while developing and improving their own management and leadership skill and competencies 


BENEFITS

GLOBAL LEARNING

Wharton Global Consulting Practicum – WGCP (Optional) 

At the WGCP-UP program, Universidad del Pácifico’s Master’s diploma students and Wharton School’s MBA participants team up in a international consulting team that proposes Peruvian companies strategies and action plans needed to penetrate US markets. 


1. Main client companies include:

Aedes (Arequipa), Alicorp S.A. (Lima), Creditex (Lima), Incasur (Lima), Jorvic (Lima), Michell and Cia. (Arequipa), Mincetur (Lima), Pats (Lima), South West Marble & Stone (Lima), Topy Top (Lima), Vinos Tacama (Ica,), Wayra (Lima).

The program includes working sessions with clients, working meetings in Lima and Pennylsivania, videoconferencing and workshops to hone consultancy skills. Project results are presented at Wharton´s May Colloquium,


2. Business Missions

Univesidad del Pacífico’s Postgraduate School organizes study mission to renowned European, Asian and American institutions and companies where students may expand their view of the business world.  


3. Programs include, among others: 

Doing Business with Sillicom Valley

Doing Business with India

Doing Business with Brazil

Doing Business with China

Doing Business with Europe



MBA STUDENTS AND ALUMNI SERVICES

Learning and Research Resources Center (CRAI)

Open shelf resource center providing immediate access to books and publications

Symphony (integrated library management system)

“Virtual Library,” providing  access to thousands of academic journals 

Over 50,000 books, available to our Postgraduate School’s students and alumni

 

LEADERSHIP CENTER 

A program created to promote and incentivize social innovation and train innovative socially committed leaders. 


UP ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTER 

A center to promote business ventures and encourage entrepreneurship through activities to awaken and leverage business developments. 


ALUMNI SERVICES

The alumni network and our Placement Service provide students and alumni the following facilities: 


  • Access to international agreements leading to emerging business opportunities 
  • Executive-level talks, lectures and other activities where specialized opinion leaders discuss relevant business, economic and social topics. 
  • Possibility to discuss state of the art personal marketing, career planning, compensation negotiations, high impact resumes and networking with Headhunters, thanks to our strategic alliance with Right Management, a world leader in career development and talent management.



 


GENERAL INFORMATION

Duration: 24 months 

Schedule: Biweekly 

               Thursdays and Fridays from 06:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

               Saturdays from 09:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.​