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It is aimed at young people who have recently graduated from careers linked to public management and urban mobility, such as Engineering, Economics, Law, Administration, Architecture and Urban Planning.Within the framework of its actions to consolidate a modern, sustainable and people-centered transportation system, the Urban Transportation Authority for Lima and Callao (ATU), an entity attached to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), presented the first ATU University Extension Course (CEU-ATU) of its ATU School.
The executive president of the ATU, David Hernandez, pointed out that the launch of the ATU School is a strategic commitment to the training of young talents with a vocation for public service and commitment to the transformation of the city.
In this sense, the First University Extension Course is aimed at young professionals who have recently graduated from careers linked to public management and urban mobility such as Engineering, Economics, Law, Administration, Architecture and Urban Planning.
During the presentation of the course, the ATU announced that it will award 50 comprehensive scholarships. The assignment of vacancies will be carried out in strict order of merit, in accordance with what is established in the contest rules. Likewise, students who occupy the first five positions will be able to do their internships at ATU for a period of up to one year.
The so-called ATU School, created through the Functional Training, Research and Development Unit (UFFID), will also provide training to the entitys staff through the ATU Saber initiative.
The presentation of this training center and its first university extension course was held during the meeting ATU Future: decisions that transform mobility, in which the main challenges and objectives set by the institution were announced, in order to consolidate a transportation system that responds to the needs of the millions of users of this public service.
The presentation of the course also included the participation of Juan Haro Munoz, Vice Minister of Transportation of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications; PNP General Manuel Vidarte, director of Transit, Transportation and Road Safety, and PNP Colonel Rocio Mayhua, head of the Traffic and Road Safety Division.
Lima, December 18, 2025
