Paola Delbosco

Paola Delbosco holds a PhD in Philosophy from the Università degli Studi “La Sapienza” in Rome, Italy. Her academic and educational career has spanned several prestigious institutions, including Universidad Austral, IAE Business School, UCA, and several schools such as Cristoforo Colombo, Santa Inés and Santa María. She is currently President of the National Academy of Education.

Delbosco has been a prolific author in the field of philosophy and education. In 2019, she published “Educating in Postmodernity: Ideas and Stories from the Classroom” (2019). In 2023, he contributed to the book “The Resurgence of Argentina”, coordinated by Pedro Luis Barcia, with a chapter entitled “How to educate, even with negative diagnoses”.  “Problemáticas de la educación en la Argentina” (2022), coordinated by María Saenz Quesada and Manuel Martí and ‘100 Políticas para la Argentina 2030’, edited by Eduardo Levy Yeyati in 2017.

Delbosco is a reference in education whose voice resonates in the media in Argentina. 

In her personal life, she is married to Héctor. Together, they have formed a large family, being parents to nine children and grandparents to 37 grandchildren.