Internationalization FAQ
Short-term Programs
Yes, this will depend on the students' personal interests. The short-term programs promoted by the School are aligned with its strategic objectives and the learning outcomes sought by the Management curriculum.
No. As these are significantly shorter programs, they cannot be validated for course credits. The purpose is to provide students with opportunities to gain international experience without disrupting regular semesters and at a lower financial investment.
All students currently enrolled in the Management program may apply for the short-term programs promoted by the School of Management. The only requirement is the financial commitment to cover the costs within the deadlines established by each program.
Exchange Programs
Depending on the host institution, certificates from local language institutes may be accepted. Students wishing to study at an institution where courses are taught in English are advised to certify their English proficiency through international examinations such as IELTS or TOEFL. These examinations hold worldwide international validity.
It is recommended to take an average of four courses, considering the academic rigor of the host institution, the cultural adjustment, and language proficiency. If the host institution is Spanish-speaking, students may opt for a total of five courses, depending on the subjects selected. It is recommended that the courses taken align with the student's personal academic interests and address a global reality that can be effectively applied within the Peruvian context.
Courses taken at the host institution will be validated against those in the Management curriculum. When validating elective courses, subjects with any type of content may be taken at the host university; however, to validate mandatory courses, subjects with equivalent content must be completed.
Yes, these are known as DARI scholarships, and they exclusively fund studies if the host institution where the exchange takes place is located within the region.
Depending on the type of program (regular or compensated), the tuition surcharge varies. DARI details these specifications on its official website.
International Management Week
Yes, university community students participating in International Management Week will incur the cost of one academic credit for each course they choose to take.
Yes, students may participate in this activity in each annual edition in which it is held.
All students currently enrolled in the Management academic unit, as well as invited students from other academic units, are eligible to participate.