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The Superintendency explained to seven universities the main scope of current regulations and procedures related to the modification of the academic offer.
The National Superintendence of University Higher Education (SUENEDU), through the Unit of the University Higher Educational Service, made a new day of technical guidance in the city of Huancayo. This time aimed at public and private universities in the Junin region.
The activity, which took place on Friday, September 12, at the facilities of the Continental University, in Huancayo, summoned more than one hundred representatives of the National University of the Center of Peru, Private University of Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt, Continental University, National Autonomous University of Tarma, Peruvian University Los Andes, Intercultural National University of the central jungle Juan Santos Atahualpa and the Peruvian University of the center.
The workshop was intended to provide information and guidance on the registration of the modification of the academic offer of postgraduate universities and schools, as well as the processes of supervision of the maintenance of the basic quality conditions (CBC), the requirements for the granting of the academic degree of Bachelor, the consolidation of university defeonsers, among other issues. The day also allowed doubts of the representatives of the public and private universities of this region of Peru.
In addition, on Thursday, September 11, specialists from the Verification Unit of the SUnedU University Higher Educational Service provided technical assistance to the authorities and responsible for the Peruvian University of the Center, with the purpose of strengthening the fulfillment and maintenance of the CBCs required in the provision of the University Educational Service.
With these actions, the SUENEDU reaffirms its commitment to accompany and guide the countrys public and private universities in compliance with the necessary conditions to guarantee a quality higher education, for the benefit of thousands of students.
