Department of Industrial Engineering

1. Luis Arturo Pinzón Salcedo
   Associate professor at the Department of Industrial Engineering and Director of the systems theory applied to organizations (TESO) research group. B.A. in industrial engineering, M.A. in advanced technology, State University of New York.

Centre for Journalism Studies (CEPER)

1. Omar Rincón
   Associate professor. Candidate to Ph.D. in human and social sciences, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Bogota, Colombia. Master of Arts. State University of New York. New York, US. B.A. in social communication and journalism, Universidad Javeriana. Bogota, Colombia.
2. Lorenzo Morales
   Assistant professor. M.S. in journalism, Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. New York. USA. M.A. Institut d’ Etudes Politiques. Toulouse, France. B.A in political science, Universidad de los Andes.
3. María Paula Martínez
   Assistant professor. M.A. in journalism, Universidad de los Andes. Specialization in journalism, Universidad de los Andes. Diploma in preventive journalism, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain. B.A. in political science, Universidad de los Andes.
4. Jimena Zuluaga
   Assistant professor. M.A. in media studies, The New School, NY, US. Certificate, Journalism and Media Institute, University of Florida – State Department, US. M.A. in communications, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota, Colombia. B.A. in anthropology, Universidad de los Andes.

Department of Literature

1. Hugo Hernán Ramírez
   Associate professor. Postdoctorate studies at Universitat Tübingen, The Romanesque Seminar. Ph.D. in Hispanic literature, El Colegio de Mexico. Specialization in Hispanic philology, Superior Council for Scientific Research (CSIC). M.A. in Hispano-American literature, Instituto Caro y Cuervo. B.A. in Literature, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogota.
2. Andrea Junguito
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in Hispanic literature, Duke University. M.A. in Hispanic literature, Concentration in Latin American literature (Centuries XIX and XX). Certificate in Latin American cultural studies. B.A. in economics. Concentration in Colombian economic history (Centuries XIX and XX).
   David Mauricio Solodkow
   Associate professor. Doctor of Latin American literature (Vanderbilt University), Master of Arts in Latin American literature (Vanderbilt University), Certificate in Latin American studies (Center for Latin American and Iberian Studies, Vanderbilt University), professor of Letters for secondary and higher education (Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina).
3. Camilo Hernández Castellanos
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in Latin American literature and culture, Princeton University. M.A. in Latin American literature and culture, Princeton University. M.A. in Hispano American literature, Indiana University. B.A. in philosophy, Universidad de los Andes.
4. Carolina Alzate Cadavid
   Full professor. Ph.D. in Hispanic literature, Massachusetts University, Amherst. M.A. in Hispanic literature, Massachusetts University, Amherst. B.A. in philosophy, Universidad de Los Andes.

Department of Arts

1. María Clara Bernal
   Associate professor of the art history program. M.A. in the history and theory of modern art and Ph.D. in art history from the University of Essex, England.
2. Lina Espinosa
   Associate professor. Master of Fine Arts, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
3. Juan Fernando Herrán
   Full professor. Master of Fine Arts in sculpture from the Chelsea College of Art, London.
4. Lucas Ospina
   Associate professor. Master of Fine Arts from Temple University, Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia.
5. Ana María Franco
   Associate professor of the art history program. Ph.D. in art history, Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.

Department of Architecture

1. Alba Carolina Blanco Chaparro
   Doctor of Architecture, Hokkaido University, Japan. Master of Engineering, Hokkaido University, Japan. B.A. in architecture, Universidad de los Andes.
2. Mauricio Pinilla
   Full professor. M.A. in bioclimatic architecture, Universidad de Colima , Mexico. B.A. in architecture, Universidad de los Andes.
3. Stefano Anzellini Fajardo
   Associate professor. Advanced Postgraduate Diploma – International Course on Housing, Planning And Building, Institute For Housing Studies, Holland. B.A. in architecture, Universidad de los Andes.
4. Juan Pablo Aschner Rosselli
   Associate professor. Ph.D. candidate in art and architecture, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. M.A. in architecture, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. B.A. in architecture, Universidad de los Andes.
5. Camilo Isaak
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. candidate in architecture, Mcgill University, Canada. M.A. in architecture, Mcgill University, Canada. B.A. in history, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in architecture, Universidad de los Andes.
6. Camilo Salazar
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in urbanism, Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya, Spain. M.A. in urbanism, Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya, Spain. M.A. in the history of art and architecture, Universidad Politécnica de Catalunya, Spain. B.A. in architecture, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.

Department of Design

1. Henry Alberto Osorio
   Associate professor. M.A. in industrial design, School of Architecture and Design in Latin America and the Caribbean, Panamá. B.A. in architecture, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.

Department of Anthropology

1. Alejandro Castillejo
   Associate professor and director of the Department of Anthropology. Ph.D. in Anthropology, The New School University, US.
2. Margarita Serje
   Associate professor. Doctor of Social Anthropology and Ethnology, École Des Hautes Études in Sciences Sociales.
3. Ana María Forero
   Assistant professor. Doctor of Theory and Social Research, Universidad La Sapienza de Roma, Italy.
4. Carlos Alberto Uribe
   Full professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, US.
5. Roberto Suárez
   Associate professor and director of graduate studies. Ph.D. in the science of education, Université de Genève, Switzerland.
6. Mónica Espinosa
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, US.

Department of Political Science

1. Ángela Iranzo
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in international relations, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
2. Arlene Tickner
   Full professor. Ph.D. in international studies from the University of Miami.
3. Carlo Nasi
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Notre Dame, US.
4. Iván Orozco
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz.
5. Angelika Rettberg
   Associate professor and director of the MA in Peacebuilding. Ph.D. in political science, Boston University, US.
6. Juan Carlos Rodríguez
   Associate professor and director of the Department of Political Science. Ph.D. in political science, University of Pittsburgh, US.
7. Pablo Kalmanovitz
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in political science. Columbia University, New York, US.
8. Miguel García
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, US.
9. Virginie Laurent
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in sociology, Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris III.
10. Gustavo Duncan
    Assistant professor. M.Sc. in global security, Cranfield University, Great Britain.
11. Luis Bernardo Mejía
    Assistant professor. Doctor of Philosophy, Universiteit Maastricht, Holland.

Department of Philosophy

1. Sergio de Zubiría
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in dimensions of rationality, Universidad Nacional de Education a Distancia (UNED), Spain
2. Carlos Manrique
   Assistant professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Chicago, US.
3. Rodolfo Arango
   Full professor. Doctor of Law, Christian-albrechts Universitat zu Kiel, Germany.
4. Laura Quintana
   Associate professor and director of graduate studies. Doctor of Philosophy, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia.

Department of History

1. Hugo Fazio
   Full professor and Dean of the School of Social Sciences, Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
2. Ricardo Arias
   Associate professor. Doctor of Letters and Science, Université de Provence, France.
3. Luis Sánchez
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in geography, Florida State University, US.
4. Claudia Leal
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in geography, University of California, Berkeley, US.
5. Shawn Van Ausdal
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in geography, University of California, Berkeley, US.
6. Muriel Laurent
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in political science and sociology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.

Department of Languages and Culture

1. Juan Ricardo Aparicio
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in anthropology, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, US.
2. Felipe Castañeda
   Associate professor and director of the Department of Languages and Sociocultural Studies. Doctor of Philosophy, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia.
3. Tatjana Louis
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in medieval and modern history, Universität zu Köln, Germany.
4. Alessandra Merlo
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in film and audiovisual arts, Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris III, France.
5. Zandra Pedraza
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany.

Department of Psychology

1. Juan Pablo Aranguren
   Assistant professor. Doctor of Social Sciences, Latin American School of Social Sciences, Argentina.
2. Leonidas Castro
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, State University of New York at Stony Brook, US.
3. Ana Lucía Jaramillo
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in human development with emphasis in marriage and family therapy from Virginia Tech, US.
4. Mónica Pérez
   Assistant professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Melbourne, Australia.
5. Elvia Vargas
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in behavioral science methodology, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain.
6. Carolina Maldonado
   Associate professor. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Pittsburgh, US.
7. Enrique Chaux
   Associate professor. Doctor of Education, Harvard University, US.

1. Helena Alviar García
   Full professor. Dean of the School of Law at Universidad de los Andes. Doctor of economic law and gender, and M.A. in law, Harvard Law School. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes.
2. Farid Samir Benavides Vanegas
   Ph.D. in political science, University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Ph.D. candidate in philosophy, Department of the History of Philosophy, Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Culture, Universidad de Barcelona. Ph.D. candidate in law, Universidad Pompeu Fabra. M.A. in political science, Universidad de Massachusetts in Amherst. M.A. in criminal justice system and social problems, Universidad de Barcelona. Specialist in criminal law and criminology, Universidad Externado de Colombia. B.A. in philosophy, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. B.A. in law, Universidad Católica de Colombia.  Associate professor and director of the area of criminal law, criminal procedure and criminology at the School of Law, Universidad de los Andes.
3. Libardo José Ariza Higuera
   Associate professor. Coordinator of the Colombian Prison Observatory. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes – certified to its equivalent by the Spanish Ministry of Education. Doctor of Law (Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao – Spain) with a Diploma of Advanced Studies (DEA) in public international law and international relations from the same university. M.A. in the sociology of law (International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati – Spain).
4. René Fernando Urueña Hernández
   Associate professor and director of international law. B.A. in law and a specialization in economics from Universidad de los Andes, Ph.D. in law and M.A. in public international law (Helsinki University, Finland).
5. Isabel Cristina Jaramillo Sierra
   Full professor, director of research and of the Ph.D. in law. Coordinator of the gender and law research group. B.A. (Hons) in law, Universidad de los Andes, M.A. and Ph.D. in law from Harvard University.
6. Manuel Alejandro Iturralde Sánchez
   Associate professor. B.A. in law from Universidad de los Andes. M.A. and Ph.D. in law from the London School of Economics.
7. Esteban Restrepo Saldarriaga
   Assistant professor. B.A. in law specializing in constitutional law from Universidad de los Andes. LL.M. and JSD candidate, Yale University.
8. Beatriz Eugenia Sánchez Mojica
   Assistant professor. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes, Doctor of Law (suma cum laude) from Universidad Carlos III, Madrid. M.A. in European international solidarity action, from the same university.
9. Daniel Eduardo Bonilla Maldonado
   Associate professor and director of the public interest law group at Universidad Los Andes. B.A. in law from de la Universidad de los Andes, M.A. and Ph.D. in law from Yale University (US) and M.A. in philosophy from Universidad Nacional de Colombia. His research and teaching interests are: extralegal property, philosophy of law, constitutional law, public interest law, legal pluralism and multiculturalism.
10. Fernando Arrázola Jaramillo
    Assistant professor and director of the procedural law area. M.A. in education from the Centre for Research and Training in Education  CIFE at Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes.
11. Ana María Muñoz
    Associate professor and director of the labor law area. Doctor of Legal Sciences, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. M.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes. Specialization in labor law and social security, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes. Scholarship recipient of the International Labor Organization in association with Bologna and Castilla-La Mancha Universities.
12. María del Socorro Rueda Fonseca
    Associate professor. Doctor of procedural law, Universidad de Zaragoza, M.A. in procedural law (D.E.A.), Universidad de Zaragoza, Specialist in procedural law, Universidad del Rosario, Specialist in family law, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes.
13. Eleonora Lozano Rodríguez
    Associate professor, Director of the M.A. in law and the specialization in taxation. B.A. in Law and in Economics and M.A. in Economics, Universidad de los Andes. Cum laude doctoral degree in Law, University of Salamanca (Spain).
14. Juan Francisco Ortega Díaz
    Associate professor and Director of Revista de Derecho, Comunicaciones y Nuevas Tecnologías. Doctor of Law (University of Salamanca – Spain) and LL.M. in legal research (University of Salamanca – Spain).
15. Betsy Perafán Liévano
    Assistant professor. Ph.D. candidate at Rio de Janeiro University, M.A. in education, Universidad de los Andes, B.A. in mathematics, Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas and B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes.
    Diana Durán Smela
    Associate professor and Director of the constitutional law area. Doctor of Legal Sciences (cum laude), Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. M.A. (DEA) in domestic public law, Paris I Panteón-Sorbona University, France. M.A. (DEA) in international economics and development law, Paris V René-Descartes University, France. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes.
16. Patricia Moncada Roa
    Associate professor. M.A. in constitutional law, University of Salamanca.  Specialization in taxation, specialization in human resources management, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in law from Universidad Externado de Colombia.
17. Ricardo Posada Maya
    Associate professor and director of the criminal law and transitional justice research group “Cesare Beccaria.” B.A. (Hons) in law, Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana,  Specialization in criminal law, Universidad de Antioquia, Ph.D. in law and a  Diploma of Advanced Studies (D. E. A.) from the University of Salamanca (Spain).
18. Julieta Lemaitre Ripoll
    Associate professor. B.A. in law, Universidad de los Andes. M.A. in art (concentration in gender and religious studies), New York University and Ph.D. in law (concentration in the sociology of law), Harvard University.
19. Yamila Fakhouri Gómez
    Assistant professor. Doctor of European law, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. B.A. in law, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

1. Daniel Enrique Suárez Acevedo
   Associate professor and co-director of the public health, education and medical professionalism research group. Medical doctor specialized in psychiatry, in bioethics and in epidemiology. M.A. in bioethics.
2. Luis Jorge Hernández Florez
   Associate professor and Coordinator of the public health area.  Medical degree and specialization in health administration,  Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Specialization in data analysis, Universidad de la Salle. Specialization in epidemiology, Universidades CES, Rosario. M.A. and Ph.D. in public health, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
3. Jovana Alexandra Ocampo Cañas
   Lecturer in classification. Ph.D. candidate in public health, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Preventative health specialist.

1. Gonzalo Vargas Forero
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in development studies, the London School of Economics, United Kingdom, M.A. in economics, Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Public administrator, ESAP.
2. Javier Pineda Duque
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in geography, Durham University, United Kingdom. M.A. in economics, CIDE, Mexico. Planning and development studies in Cepal-Celade, Chile. B.A. in economics, Universidad del Valle.
3. Carlos Zorro Sánchez
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in social development sciences, École de Hautes Études in Sciences Sociales, France. Ph.D. in development economics, Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) University, France. Ph.D. in legal sciences, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. B.A. in economics, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.

1. Eduardo Escallón Largacha
   Associate professor and director of CIFE. B.A. in history, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana; Doctor Of Philosophy, Boston University, US.
2. Andrés Mejía Delgadillo
   Associate professor and director of the “Criterio” research group. B.A. and M.A. in industrial engineering, Universidad de los Andes. Doctor of Philosophy, the University of Hull, United Kingdom.
3. Andrés Elías Molano Flechas
   Assistant professor. B.A. in psychology and M.A. in education, Universidad de los Andes. Doctor Of Philosophy, Harvard University, US.
4. Ana María Velásquez Niño
   Associate professor. B.A. in psychology, Universidad de los Andes. M.A. in education, Universidad de los Andes. Doctor of Philosophy, Concordia University, Canada.

1. Carlos Caballero Argáez
   Associate professor and director of the School of Government. M.A. in public affairs, Princeton University. M.A. in transport engineering, University of California, Berkeley. M.A. in history, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in civil engineering, Universidad de Los Andes.
2. Sandra García
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in social policy, Columbia University. M.A. in public administration, Columbia University. B.A. in industrial engineering, Universidad de Los Andes.
3. Mónica Pachón
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in political science and international relations, University of California, San Diego. M.A. in Latin American studies, St. Antony’s College, Oxford University, M.A. in political science, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in politics, Universidad de los Andes.
4. Óscar Bernal
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in public health and biomedical research, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. M.A. in public health, Tulane University. B.A. in medicine, Universidad de Antioquia.
5. Pedro Nel Ospina
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in economics, Specialization in monetary policy and international trade, University of Cincinnati.
6. Darío Maldonado
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in economics, Université de Toulouse 1. M.A. in economics, mathematics and econometrics, Université de Toulouse 1. M.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes.
7. Amy Ritterbusch
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in international relations, Florida International University. M.A. in international studies, Florida International University. Foreign languages and international studies, West Virginia University.
8. Pablo Sanabria
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. public administration and public policy, American University. M.A. in public policy, London School of Economics. Specialization in social project evaluation, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in economics, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
9. Maite Careaga
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in political science and government, Stanford University. M.A. in government, Stanford University. B.A. in politics, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de Mexico (ITAM).
10. Arturo Harker
    Assistant professor. Ph.D. in economics, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). M.A. in economics, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). B.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes.
11. Javier Pérez
    Assistant professor. Ph.D. in urban and regional planning, Cornell University. M.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes. M.A. in history, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in history, Universidad de Los Andes. B.A. in economics, Universidad de Los Andes.
12. Sebastián Bitar
    Assistant professor. Ph.D. in international relations, American University. M.A. in political science, Universidad de los Andes. B.A. in political science, Universidad de los Andes.

1. Leopoldo Fergusson
   Associate professor. Ph.D. economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT. B.A. & M.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes.
2. Juan Camilo Cárdenas
   Full professor. Ph.D. in agricultural economics and natural resources, University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
3. Ana María Ibáñez
   Full professor and dean of the School of Economics. Ph.D. in agricultural economics and natural resources, University of Maryland, College Park. B.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes.
4. Daniel Mejía
   Associate professor. Ph.D. in economics, Brown University. B.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes.
5. Andrés Moya
   Assistant professor. Ph.D. in agricultural economics and natural resources, University of California, Davis. B.A. in economics, Universidad de los Andes.
6. Fabio Sánchez
   Full professor. Ph.D. in economics, Rutgers University. Philosophy and literature, Universidad de los Andes.