Based in the financial and shopping district of Surco in Lima, Peru, the University of Lima runs 12 undergraduate programs and five master’s degrees taught in English and Spanish. Approximately 20,000 students are enrolled at the university, split between five faculties:
You can read about the University of Lima’s different faculties here.
The Peruvian university has a number of research and innovation labs and institutes, including a center for sustainable development studies, a technological innovation center, a corporate governance center, a digital production center, and a banking, finance and capital market center. You can read about the University of Lima’s research interests here.
The University of Lima offers over 50 artistic and sports workshops including Peruvian dance, fiction, poetry and the university choir, as well as table tennis, judo, kung fu, capoeira and soccer.
89% of students at the university accept a job offer within six months of graduation. To ensure that students are prepared for the workplace, the University of Lima organizes year-long career workshops in entrepreneurship, innovation and leadership and runs a job bank, which is updated every day.
The University of Lima participates in the Academic Program for Student Mobility run by the Association of Universities of Latin America and the Caribbean (PAME-UDUAL), which awards a number of scholarships to international students. You can search for opportunities and apply here.
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