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Students, teachers and researchers will develop internships with expenses covered thanks to the Pacific Alliance Scholarship 2026.A total of 104 Peruvians will carry out academic exchanges in higher education institutions in Mexico, Colombia and Chile with expenses covered thanks to the Pacific Alliance Scholarship, call 2026.
This scholarship program, promoted by the four countries that make up the Pacific Alliance, seeks to strengthen academic training, research and cooperation between their higher education institutions. In Peru, the call is managed by the National Program of Scholarships and Educational Credit (Pronabec) of the Ministry of Education through a rigorous competition.
The Peruvian beneficiaries come from various regions and 41 of them will carry out their studies or academic activities in Colombia, 35 in Mexico and 28 in Chile. The destination educational institutions maintain agreements with the Peruvian study houses of the beneficiaries, which allows the recognition of the studies carried out and the coverage of academic costs.
In addition, each country that will receive the Peruvian scholarship holders will finance, during their stay, the costs of food, international transportation, internal transportation, local mobility and medical insurance.
The winners are high-achieving university students and outstanding graduate students, university professors and researchers who competed nationally and internationally with participants from the other three countries. Lists of scholarship recipients by country can be found at becas.alianzapacifico.net/
By winning the vacancies, they will complete their internships at recognized universities or institutes in neighboring countries during the second semester of 2026. The exchanges will last up to six consecutive months and are mostly at the undergraduate level.
The study and research programs that the winners will pursue are related to the areas prioritized by the Pacific Alliance, which are engineering; science, technology, innovation and artificial intelligence (STEM); environment, climate change and renewable energies; public administration and governance; political science and international relations; economics, finance and international trade; as well as tourism, hotels and gastronomy.
For its part, the Peruvian Government awarded scholarships to 47 foreign citizens, who come from Mexico, Colombia and Chile. They chose to continue their internships in public and private educational institutions in Peru with locations in various regions of the country.
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