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The UPP will start operations with an authorized place in Lima and seven undergraduate programs.
The Board of Directors of the National Superintendence of University Higher Education (SUENEDU) approved the Institutional License application submitted by the Polytechnic University of Peru (UPP), after verifying compliance with the basic quality conditions (CBC) required for new universities.
The Resolution of Board of Directors No. 0012-2025-Sunedu-CD, published today, indicates that, after verifying compliance with the 27 applicable indicators, the SUNEDU concluded that the Polytechnic University of Peru complies with established CBCs. With this institutional licensing, the University is enabled to offer higher educational services officially.
Thus, the UPP, of corporate private management, will begin operations with an authorized premises in the district of Pueblo Libre and seven undergraduate programs, in face -to -face modality, in the fields of international administration and business, accounting and financial sciences, law and political sciences, nursing, stomatology, medical technology in physical therapy and rehabilitation and psychology.
During the evaluation process, the SUnedU confirmed that the UPP has an educational model committed to the quality of academic training, research, innovation and social responsibility. The University showed that it has advanced technological management systems, a teaching staff with Integrated University and Social Responsibility services.
However, with the objective of ensuring that the Polytechnic University of Peru maintains an educational offer of quality, updated and legally valid over time, especially in the distance modality, the SUENEDU asked for the presentation of several documents. In this way, under a permanent inspection framework, the Superintendency seeks to prevent an academic offer without minimal conditions in the future.
After this decision, the SUENEDU reaffirms its commitment to ensure that the new houses of study offer a quality education for the benefit of students and the country.
