📋 Tender Overview
15 universities concluded the process of delivery of degrees and titles and must transfer the academic collection to the SUENEDU to culminate with its cessation process.
Given the recent dissemination of news related to the process of cessation of universities without licensing, the National Superintendence of University Higher Education (SUENEDU) informs the university community the current state of universities with an institutional license denied and the alternatives available for affected students.
According to the Directorate of Evaluation of the Superior Educational Service of the SUENEDU, to date, 10 universities culminated their cessation process and have transferred their academic collection to the Superintendency; 15 universities finished the delivery of degrees and titles, but are pending the transfer of academic collections, so the cessation process still continues; 7 universities have completed the dictation of classes and are still in the process of delivery of degrees and titles, and 13 universities continue to provide the full academic service. That is, they continue to dictate classes and grant degrees and titles within the period authorized by the SUENEDU.
The SUENEDU recalls that the license denial does not imply an immediate closure and that mechanisms have been established to protect the educational continuity of the students. Among the main options available are permanence at the University of Origin or transfer to licensed universities.
For more information, students can consult the official portal https://www.gob.pe/sunedu, in which the state of universities in cessation is permanently updated.
This Superintendency reaffirms its commitment to the continuous improvement of the quality of the University Educational Service and the protection of student rights.
