Curriculum

Get to know the study plan of the   Administration   career

Management students breathe business. They carry a multidisciplinary study plan that generates synergies with other areas of knowledge and allows them to understand the business world, recognize its competitive variables and lead its transformation.

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  • Only the compulsory courses of the Administration career are listed in this study plan. The elective courses that the student can take are not considered.​​
  • Subject to changes by the Board of Directors of the University.


  • Cycle 0


    • Leveling in Mathematics
    • Leveling in Language
    • Leveling in Computer Science
  • Cycle I


    • Fundamentals of Business Sciences
    • Mathematics I
    • Language I
    • Fundamentals of Psychology
    • Sociology​
  • Cycle II

    • Mathematics for Business
    • General Economy I​
    • Accounting Fundamentals
    • Consumer analysis
    • Language II

  • Cycle III

    • Statistics I
    • General Economics II
    • Intermediate Accounting
    • Fundamentals of Marketing
    • Civil and Commercial Law
    • Academic Research
  • Cycle IV

    • Multivariate Analysis for Business
    • Management I
    • Philosophy​
    • Economic and Business History
    • Labor and Tax Law​
  • Cycle V

    • Quantitative Analysis for Business
    • ​Human Behavior in Organizations
    • Cost Accounting
    • Market research
    • Finance Fundamentals
    • Informatics for Business I
  • Cycle VI

    • Operative Administration
    • Management II
    • ​Management Accounting
    • Strategic Marketing
    • Corporate Finance I
    • Informatics for Business II​

  • Cycle VII
    • Supply Chain Management
    • People Management
    • Financial Evaluation of Companies
    • International Trade Management
    • Political Science
    • Theology of Religions​
  • Cycle VIII
    • ​​Strategic Management of the Social Resp.
    • Strategic Direction
    • International Business Management
    • Social projection
    • Contemporary Social Thought
  • Cycle IX
    • Research Applied to Business
    • Ethics​
  • Cycle X


    • Business Project 


    This curriculum only comprises the required courses of the Management degree program. It does not include elective or concentration courses made available to students. 
    *Curriculum will be effective from 2017-I, subject to changes by the University Governing Board. 

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