| Argentine University of Enterprise | |
| Native Name: | Universidad Argentina de la Empresa |
| Motto: | Latin: Una gran universidad |
| Mottoeng: | A great university |
| Type: | Private, non-profit [1] |
| President: | Héctor Masoero |
| Vice-President: | Carlos San Millán |
| Rector: | Ricardo Orosco |
| Academic Staff: | More than 2,100 |
| Students: | More than 42,000[2] |
| Country: | Argentina |
| Coor: | -34.6167°N -58.3817°W |
| Campus: | Campus Buenos Aires Campus Costa Argentina |
The Argentine University of Enterprise (Spanish; Castilian: Universidad Argentina de la Empresa, mostly known for its acronym UADE) is a private university in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was founded by the Argentine Chamber of Corporations.[3] [4] It is one of the top private universities in Buenos Aires.[5]
It has campuses in the city of Buenos Aires and Pinamar (Buenos Aires Province), as well as academic sites in the neighborhoods of Recoleta and Belgrano. The Buenos Aires campus features 75000m2 of classrooms, laboratories, library, sports centre, theatre, food court and a residence hall.[6] [7] As of 2024, it had more than 42,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students and mora than 2,100 professors.[8]
UADE was founded in 1957 by members of the Cámara Argentina de Sociedades Anónimas as the Instituto Superior de Estudios de la Empresa. Its activities began in the building of Belgrano Av. 687 under the direction of Dr. Jacobo Wainer. 338 business executives enrolled. The first class was delivered by Dr. Anwar Obeid. At the end of that year, the Institute became the Argentina Foundation for Advanced Business Studies. Around 500 business leaders completed the course in 1958 and the following year, at the Plaza Hotel in Buenos Aires, the course for 1959 was opened. In the context of the Law 14,557 of 1958 authorizing the operation of private universities in the country, the Chamber of Corporations decided to create the UNIVERSIDAD ARGENTINA DE LA EMPRESA, whose statutes were approved by that institution on June 7, 1963, and the National Executive Power on August 27 of that year.[9]
In 1963, the first degrees were offered in areas of special interest for business: "Marketing," "Costs", "Finance and Organisation", "Organisation of Production" and "Industrial Relations" . In 1964 other degrees were added, such as "Business Applied Statistics", "Market Research", "Public Relations", "Management Techniques" and "Production Engineering and Construction Organization."
In 1968, the Universidad Argentina de la Empresa joined the Council of Rectors of Private Universities (CRUP), after Law 17,604 passed in that year.
In 1984, the main building at Lima St. 717 was inaugurated and, subsequently, in 1992, 1993, 1997, and 1998 new buildings were added to create the current building complex on Lima St. In 2000, the Faculty and Alumni Club was added in an annex building on Chile St. In 2003, the School of Management was opened on Libertad St. 1340. In 2005, the UADE University Residence was opened, which is capable of housing 105 people.
In 2008, the Urban Campus UADE was opened. The campus includes a residence hall, a model library, a cultural and exhibition centre, a sports facility, and a microstadium with capacity for 1,200 people, which with the 181 classrooms and laboratories account for more than 75000m2.
The UADE Labs were set up in May 2010. This is a building of 9000 m2 which is presented to national and regional level as the first integrated university laboratory building in the country. In it, students in 51 undergraduate and graduate programs will attend 60,000 hours of practice and research annually.[10]
It is recognized worldwide by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP), the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), International Advertising Association (IAA) and Tourism Education Quality (UNWTO).
Complete list of degree programs:[11]
Complete list of degree programs:[12]
At UADE, research activities are articulated and managed through the Research Coordination, a unit that reports on the Academic Secretary of the university.[4] Research activities are developed within the framework of 3 Institutes, the Institute of Economics (INECO), the Institute of Social Sciences and Project Disciplines (INSOD) and the Institute of Technology (INTEC).[13] [4]