Mission
Create new standards for higher education in Argentina.
Provide access to high quality education for talented and committed students whatever their economic or financial restrictions.
To produce knowledge instrumental for the solution of argentine social, political and economic problems.
Become the best university of Latin America.

Motto: Quaerere Verum

Faculty
There are 596 professors of all ranks.
Full Time Professors: 76
Part Time Professors: 520 

Students, Academic Year 2012
Undergraduate: 1,031
Graduate: 835
Executive Education: 2,500

Undergraduate Financial Aid, 2011–2012
Students receiving some form of financial aid: 35.30% 

International Students and Scholars
Incomings: 68
Outgoings: 49

Schools and Departments
Department of Administration
Chair: Sebastián García-Dastugue. Ph.D. in Business Administration, The Ohio State.

Department of Social Sciences
Chair: Roberto Bouzas. M.A. in Economics, Cambridge University.

Department of Law
Chair: Lucas S. Grosman. Ph.D. in the Science of Law (JSD), Yale University.

Department of Economics
Chair: Federico Weinschelbaum. Ph.D. in Economics, University of California (Los Angeles).

Department of Humanities
Chair: Eduardo Zimmermann. D. Phil in Modern History, University of Oxford.

Department of Mathematics and Sciences
Chair: Ricardo Fraiman Maus. Doctor in Mathematic Sciences, Universidad de Buenos Aires.

School of Education
Chair: Jason Beech. Ph.D. in Education, University of London.

Undergraduate Education
Law
Business Administration
Political Science
International Relations
Education Sciences
Communication
Public Accountant
Economics

Graduate Education
Doctorate in Education
Doctorate in Economics
Doctorate in History
Master’s in Administration and Public Policy
Master's in Business Administration
Master’s and Specialization in Business Law
Master’s in Economics
Master’s and Specialization in Education
Master’s in Organizational Studies
Master’s in Historical Research and Postgraduate History Program
Master’s in Journalism
Master’s in International Relations and Negotiations
Master’s and Specialization in Finance
Master’s and Specialization in Technological Services and Telecommunications Management
Master’s in Marketing and Communication and Specialization in Marketing
Specialization in Strategic Human Resources Management
Specialization in Non-Profit Organizations
Program: Human Factors and Organizations in Risk Management
Program: Brazilian Culture

Executive Education
Open Programs
    Global Business Management
     Finance, Accounting and Management Control
     Marketing, Communication and Sales
     People Development and Management
     Real Estate
     Agribusiness and Food Industry
     Innovation and Entrepreneurship
     Social Innovation
In-Company Programs

The San Andrés faculty instructs undergraduate and graduate students and engages in research. As of October 2011, the Institute's total teaching staff includes: 

San Andrés Total Teaching Staff
Professors: 596
Full-Time: 76
Part-Time: 520
Visiting: 25

Ph.D. Professors: 209
Full-Time: 53
Part-Time: 156

Student-Teacher Ratio
13.4 students per full-time lecturer

1,922 undergraduates

84 percent of San Andrés Class of 2011 graduates reported entering the world of work upon graduation.
12 percent of San Andrés graduates continued their education directly after graduation from San Andrés.
The top graduate school destinations were Harvard University, Northwestern University, University of Chicago, Columbia University, UCLA - University of California at Los Angeles, MIT Sloan School of Management, New York University.
14 percent continue their studies abroad.