Patricia Alexandra Albuja Mariño is Director of Institutional Planning and Director of the Arts and Humanities Area at Universidad Tecnológica Israel (UISRAEL), Ecuador. She holds a degree in Ecotourism Engineering, a master’s degree in Environmental Management Systems, and a doctorate in Projects from the Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana (UNINI). She has more than 18 years of experience in higher education as a lecturer, researcher, academic administrator, and institutional leader. Throughout her professional career, she has held senior management positions at UISRAEL, including Academic Vice-Rector, Director of Administrative Sciences, and Director of Knowledge Area Articulation.
Her academic and research interests focus on strategic planning, organizational sustainability, governance, quality assurance, digital transformation, educational innovation, and higher education management. She is the author of a book on Environmental Management Plans and has led institutional projects related to digital badges, digital transformation, and integrated management systems. She has authored and co-authored scientific publications indexed in Springer, IEEE, RISTI, and other international journals, and has presented research at academic conferences in Ecuador, Brazil, Costa Rica, and the United States. Her work contributes to the advancement of strategic management, organizational sustainability, institutional innovation, and quality enhancement in higher education.
Patricia Alexandra Albuja Mariño is Director of Institutional Planning and Director of the Arts and Humanities Area at Universidad Tecnológica Israel (UISRAEL), Ecuador. She holds a degree in Ecotourism Engineering, a master’s degree in Environmental Management Systems, and a doctorate in Projects from the Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana (UNINI). She has more than 18 years of experience in higher education as a lecturer, researcher, academic administrator, and institutional leader. Throughout her professional career, she has held senior management positions at UISRAEL, including Academic Vice-Rector, Director of Administrative Sciences, and Director of Knowledge Area Articulation.
Her academic and research interests focus on strategic planning, organizational sustainability, governance, quality assurance, digital transformation, educational innovation, and higher education management. She is the author of a book on Environmental Management Plans and has led institutional projects related to digital badges, digital transformation, and integrated management systems. She has authored and co-authored scientific publications indexed in Springer, IEEE, RISTI, and other international journals, and has presented research at academic conferences in Ecuador, Brazil, Costa Rica, and the United States. Her work contributes to the advancement of strategic management, organizational sustainability, institutional innovation, and quality enhancement in higher education.