Program Overview

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University Program Information

The university offers a range of programs and services for students.

###Faculty The faculty is composed of various departments, including:

• The faculty
  • Presentation
  • Mission and vision
  • History
  • Authorities
  • Administrative staff
  • Infrastructure
  • Student representatives

Careers

The university offers the following careers:

• Archeology
• Information sciences
• Philosophy
• Geography and Environment
• History
• Humanities
• Linguistics and Literature
• Social Work

Admission

The university has an admission process for students.

Student Information

The university provides information for students, including:

• Registration
• Academic and administrative calendar
• Procedures
• Regulations
• Language accreditation
• Frequently asked questions

Internationalization

The university has internationalization programs, including:

• Student exchange
• Internationalization at home
• International calls
• Student testimonials
• Foreign Students

Continuing Education

The university offers continuing education programs, including:

• Diplomas
• Courses, workshops and seminars
• University of experience

Social Responsibility

The university has a social responsibility program.

Student Wellbeing

The university has a student wellbeing program, including:

• Presentation
• Work team
• Services
• Care protocol
• Regulations and informative guides
• Activity schedule
• DAES Welfare Network

News and Events

The university has news and events, including:

• News
• Events
• Photo gallery

Program Details

One of the programs offered by the university is the Andean Archeology 5 course.

• Credits: 4
• Code: ARQ-294
• Theoretical hours: 4
• Practical hours: 0
• Unit that teaches the course: Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences This course is an informative course dedicated to the review of accumulated and updated archaeological knowledge about the societies of the Central Andes of the Late Intermediate Period. The course emphasizes the archaeological study of the origin, development, and collapse of late political units, of a state and non-state character, such as those linked to the Lambayeque, Cajamarca, Chimú, Chancay, Ychsma, Huanca, Chincha, Chancha cultures, among others. This course belongs to the following careers:
• Career: Archeology
• Level: 5
• Type of course: Mandatory
• Type of study plan: Current
• Study plan: See plan

Services

The university offers various services, including:

• Virtual Campus
• PUCP Mail
• Library
• PUCP Agenda
• Health Service

Location

The university is located at: Av. Universitaria 1801, San Miguel, 15088, Lima - Peru