📋 Tender Overview
To be part of the CEU 2025, 1900 students postulated, 87 entered and satisfactorily concluded 68.
The Environmental Evaluation and Control Agency (OEFA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Environment, carried out the closure of the University Extension Course (CEU) 2025, in which 68 students and graduates of the last year of the careers of Science, Law and Economics, from public and private universities throughout the country, culminated satisfactorily.
During 160 academic hours, specialized knowledge in environmental inspection was provided through a hybrid education approach, which combined face -to -face and virtual sessions. This model allowed personalized and flexible teaching. In addition, practical workshops were held in real time and self -instructive courses, which guaranteed a comprehensive learning experience with national and international teachers.
The President of the Board of Directors of the OEFA, Mr. Juan Narciso Chavez, stressed that the CEU reaffirms the institutional commitment to the strengthening of skills in Environmental Supervision. In addition, he stressed the talent and commitment of the students, from different regions of the country, with the protection of the environment. He also said that the OEFA will continue to bet on the formation of future leaders: This is the beginning of a new stage in which we hope to continue seeing them grow and contribute to the country with their knowledge and passion for environmental care.
The general manager of the OEFA, Dr. Miriam Alegria congratulated the nine professionals who received special recognition for her outstanding performance in Science, Law and Economics; and invited them to continue being an example of responsibility, ethics and commitment to environmental protection.
The OEFA, through the development of the CEU 2025, reaffirms its commitment to strengthening capacities in environmental control; And, in continuing to work so that new generations can access these valuable opportunities for learning and professional growth in the environmental field to guarantee the sustainability and protection of the environment for the benefit of all Peruvians.
Fact:
The first places in science were granted to Nicole Ubillas Chujutalli of the National University of Engineering and Brenda Cabrera Villaroel of the Peruvian University of Applied Sciences (UPC), in the first and second place, respectively. The third place was occupied by Malena Gomez Olivera of the San Pablo Catholic University (Arequipa), while the fourth and fifth place correspond to Andy Guardian Espinoza of the National University of San Marcos and Cecilia Ledesma Paiva of the National University of Trujillo, respectively.
In the Law specialty, the first place went to Marlon Flores Villalobos of the Catholic University Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo (Lambayeque), and the second place for Anyelo Ccorimanya Gomez of the Continental University.
In Economics, Eddy Huasaca Mamani of the UPC obtained first place, and Gabriela Loyola Rodriguez of the National University of Trujillo, the second place.
