He would obtain its Master of Management and Development Sciences in 2005. He is a scholar of Peruvian regionalization, as referenced in the Doctarium Book Regional Governments of the Politologist and also ideologue Andrés Tinoco Rondán.
He holds a Master's degree in Management and Development Sciences (2005) and is known for his expertise on Peruvian regionalization, as highlighted in "Doctarium Book: Regional Governments of the Politologist," which reflects the ideas of Andrés Tinoco Rondán.