📋 Tender Overview
The Supervisory Agency for Private Investment in Telecommunications (OSIPTEL) announced the 60 university students who managed to access one of the comprehensive scholarships of the University Extension Program (PEU), which provides specialization in the field of telecommunications regulation and public management. The winners will be trained for ten weeks, from January 8 to March 15, 2024, in the city of Lima, with all expenses covered.
The PEU OSIPTEL seeks to train high-potential professional cadres specialized in telecommunications regulation and civil service issues, who contribute to the development of the telecommunications sector.
In this edition, a total of 2006 students in the last year of their degree and recent graduates of the Law, Economics and Engineering careers participated in the application process, of which 60 were admitted.
Depending on the university of origin, the selected fellows belong to 10 regions. Of these, 10 are from Junín, 9 from Arequipa, 3 from Puno, 2 from Lambayeque, 2 from Ayacucho, 1 from Huancavelica, 1 from La Libertad, 1 from Tacna, 1 from Piura, and 30 belong to Lima.
It should be noted that the PEU scholarships were distributed, according to the criterion of representativeness (50% Lima and 50% provinces), in the three careers to which the program is directed, that is, Law, Economics and Engineering. In addition, it included two modalities: outstanding performance and admission exam.
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In the specialty of Law, Emmy Daniela Sara Quispe, from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru in Lima, took first place in the admission exam modality. In the same specialty, at the regional level, Andrea Estefani Noriega Vise, from the Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo de Lambayeque, also placed first, in the outstanding performance category.
The first places, in the specialty of Economics, went to Isaac Darío Santisteban Roldán, from the National Agrarian University La Molina (Lima), and Cristian Latorre Huamancayo, from the Continental University of Sciences and Engineering (Junín), both in the admission exam modality.
Meanwhile, Maikel Josué Pernia Barrón, from the José Faustino Sánchez Carrión National University (Lima), and Samuel Medrano Quispe, from the National University of Central Peru (Junín), who applied in the outstanding performance category, obtained the first places in the Engineering specialty.
What benefits will be granted to admitted fellows?
OSIPTEL will cover all the academic costs of the course (including materials), which will have a curriculum focused on three axes: public management, regulation of the telecommunications sector and soft skills. In addition, the costs of food, local mobility and medical insurance for all scholarship recipients will be financed. In the case of regional scholarship holders, travel and accommodation expenses in Lima will also be subsidized
As part of the benefits, the best profiles of the program (first five places), for each specialty, will be able to join OSIPTEL through a pre-professional or professional internship agreement, and with one of the highest economic subsidies in the public sector.
