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Seville
San Telmo Business School’s Seville campus is housed in the former Casa Cuna Provincial, a regionalist-style building designed by Seville-born architect Antonio Gómez Millán and built between 1914 and 1916 on the grounds of the former Huerta de San Jorge estate. For decades, it was dedicated to caring for vulnerable children, until the Provincial Council of Seville transferred the property to the San Telmo Foundation in 1990 to establish its headquarters there.
Today, the complex combines the architectural and landscaped beauty of its historic setting with facilities fully adapted to the education and development of business owners and executives. It features 5 classrooms and 12 team rooms, designed for case-method teaching and small-group preparation, as well as a cafeteria and restaurant and a range of spaces for meetings, academic activities and business gatherings.
Malaga
San Telmo Business School’s Málaga campus is located at Villa de Teatinos, a leafy setting that combines tranquillity, welcoming spaces and facilities designed specifically for executive education. The San Telmo Foundation was granted use of the property by Málaga City Council on 23 May 2002 and took responsibility for its upkeep on 1 July of the same year, when renovation and adaptation works began. Academic activities commenced on 24 October 2002 with the AD-1 Senior Management Programme. lydes.org
The campus currently features 2 classrooms and 12 team rooms, providing space for both academic sessions and the small-group discussions that are central to the case method. It also offers a cafeteria and restaurant, as well as a range of spaces for meetings and networking among participants, faculty and alumni. These facilities reinforce San Telmo’s presence in Málaga and strengthen its ties with the city’s business community.
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