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It was oriented on the requirements contemplated in the institutional license granted to the university and the guidelines for the creation of a new academic offer.
With the objective of ensuring permanent compliance with the basic quality conditions (CBC) established in the Institutional licensing procedure, the National Superintendence of University Higher Education (SUENEDU), through its unit of verification of the University Higher Educational Service, held a working meeting with representatives of the Polytechnic University of Peru (UPP).
During the meeting, the SUnedU analysts provided technical guidance on the requirements contemplated in the institutional license granted to the university, making special emphasis on the need to maintain and improve the CBC. Likewise, the guidelines of the Directive for the creation of a new academic offer were addressed, explaining its scope, criteria and procedures, in accordance with the Single Text of Administrative Procedures (TUPA) in force.
The meeting also allowed to meet the doubts and consultations raised by the University, in a technical dialogue space that clarified the normative processes and demands.
The academic vice -rector, Jose Jara Schenone; the Secretary General, Ilko Rogovich Rojas; as well as managers from different areas and institutional advisors, who expressed their willingness to continue working on strengthening educational quality.
It should be remembered that while universities can create new programs, SUENEDU has the task of watching so that CBCs are maintained and improved.
Finally, the University was informed about the supervision process that carries out the SUENEDU to verify compliance with the commitments assumed, as well as the improvement actions implemented by the university institution since obtaining its license.
These types of meetings are part of the work articulated between the SUENEDU and the Higher Study houses to ensure that university education in the country meets the required quality standards, for the benefit of thousands of students.
