Founded in 1986, Universidad de Palermo is a leading private university in Buenos Aires, Argentina, known for academic excellence, innovation, and internationality. The university operates through six schools committed to knowledge creation, critical thinking, and global education.
13000
total students
2400
international students
6
schools
Times higher education
riba accreditation
aacsb member
ieee partnership
UP provides comprehensive career development through its Professional Development Department (PDD), serving as a bridge between companies and students. The university organizes annual business fairs, workshops, and seminars on professional skills development.
These are the expert instructors who will be teaching you throughout the course. With a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, they’re here to guide, inspire, and support you every step of the way. Get to know the people who will help you reach your learning goals and make the most of your journey.
Strategic Human Resources Expert and Business Management Scholar
Agustín Orlandi combines his academic credentials, including an MBA and Postgraduate Specialization in Management Engineering from Universidad Tecnológica Nacional and a Bachelor's degree in Human Resources Administration from Universidad del Salvador, with practical industry experience. As a university professor, he teaches Strategic Human Resources Management, Training for Non-Specialists, and Human Resources Administration. Currently serving as Head of Human Resources at a financial content publishing company, he also maintains an independent consulting practice specializing in recruitment and selection services. His expertise bridges academic theory with practical business applications in human resource management.
Pioneering Educational Innovator and Neuromarketing Expert
Alejandra Zuccoli is a distinguished professor at Universidad de Palermo's Business Faculty and Academic Coordinator of the Laboratory of Enjoyment. Her innovative contributions to education include the development of the Pancoe Method, which earned recognition from Reimagine Education, Wharton QS in 2015. She created the Altax algorithm, focusing on human hospitality through Smart education neuromarketing applications. Her research explores the integration of neural networks with social networks for daily life applications. With a career spanning from 1989 to present as a radio producer and journalist, she has also authored a book on the role of pleasure in improving tourism education, published by Springer. Her work bridges the gap between traditional education and innovative learning methodologies, particularly in tourism and hospitality education.