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The Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología offers young people the chance to channel and enhance their ingenuity by means of an education that employs an active learning-based methodology and a holistic approach that combines the core components of a STEM education program (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with art, design thinking, management and entrepreneurship; all of which expand their capacities to create solutions that improve our surrounding environment and contribute to development.
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UNIVERSIDAD DE INGENIERÍA& TECNOLOGÍA››
INGENUITy IN ACTION ›››
The Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología offers young people the chance to channel and enhance their ingenuity by means of an education that employs an active learning-based methodology and a holistic approach that combines the core components of a STEM education program (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with art, design thinking, management and entrepreneurship; all of which expand their capacities to create solutions that improve our surrounding environment and contribute to the country’s development.
We are ingenuity in action.
Why STUDy WITh US?›
We offer to young people interested in engineering a different educational approach, employing an active learning methodology that involves their participation in projects since their first year of studies. This feature, combined with our workshops and state of the art laboratories ensure the education of the key competencies in demand in the engineering job market of the XXI century. In this way, we shape highly qualified professionals who will apply science, technology and innovation on behalf of sustainable development in Peru. This methodology introduces students to a direct hands-on and exciting learning process that stimulates creativity and innovation in developing solutions for the challenges of engineering.
OUR UNIVERSITy›
The Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología is a high quality and innovative, higher education specialized in engineering. It offers academic programs designed to address the demand for professionals who are proficiently skilled in new technologies, are environmentally responsible and possess a broad foundation in the humanities and management skills.
Our educational approach combines the specialized knowledge of engineering with the competencies of management, innovation and entrepreneurship. In addition to courses in the fields of the science and technology, the academic curriculum also requires courses in the humanities, management, communications, foreign languages and the building of solutions through a program called “Living engineering”, all of which results in a well-rounded education.
SCIENTIFIC AND
hUMANISTIC FOUNDATION
MODERN TEChNOLOGy
ACTIVE LEARNING
SPECIALIZED IN ENGINEERING
SUPPORTED by:
bOARD OF TRUSTEES
EduardoHochschild Beeck Chairman, Board of Trustees
Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología was founded with the support of large companies and successful businessmen who represent the economic sectors vital to our country’s development, particularly industry, mining, services, arts and construction.
This ensures a valid and meaningful educational concept that seeks to satisfy the relevant needs of the job market and has a curriculum aligned with the trends and demands that globalization poses to modern engineering.
WhO SUPPORTS US?›
Dionisio
Romero
Paoletti
Mario
Testino
Silva
Carlos
Rodríguez
Pastor
Roque
Benavides
Ganoza
Juan
Incháustegui
Vargas
Mario
Rivera
Orams
Kim
Vandiver
Oscar
Espinosa
Bedoya
JoséGrañaMiro Quesada
FUTURE BARRANCO CAMPUS›
INFRASTRUCTURE›Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología has its main campus located in barranco and an industrial campus located in Santa Anita.The main campus will be the most modern college campus in Latin America, owing to its innovative design that proposes to set an architectural milestone that encompasses the concepts of sustainability, integration with the surrounding environment, modernization and respect for the environment.
The UTEC campus design is the product of an international architectural competition. The winning project was submitted by the Irish firm, Grafton Architects, design that earned them the Leon de Plata Award at the 13th Venice Biennale, one of the most highly prized awards in the world of architecture.
The industrial campus has 40 workshops and laboratories equipped with specialized technology, and added to these will be 30 more to be implemented at the main campus in Barranco.
Mineral Flotation Pilot Plant - Industrial Campus
Students enjoying their free time – Industrial Campus
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INNOVATION AS A PRINCIPLE FOR ThE PRACTICE OF ENGINEERING ›
The spirit of the university is to promote research as a resource to generate knowledge, develop competencies and enhance creativity.
Students will develop innovative projects that will enable them to solve the challenges of engineering and become more actively involved in their chosen field. The goal is to have all students individually work on a project of their own conception that might then be funded with assistance from the university and other investors.
For this very purpose, UTEC has an outstanding team of researchers who share the goal of shaping leaders oriented to developing technology and becoming role models in Peru and the world.
INTERINSTITUTIONAL ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT ›
At UTEC we are aware that creating synergies with other academic institutions enables development of a highly competitive value education, since it provides us with an integrator approach composed of innovative pedagogical models. In this regard, with a view to enhance our students access to knowledge, we have instituted the following national and international partnerships:
Purdue University.Penn State University.University of New Mexico.Universidad del Pacífico.Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya.Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Lima. Fulbright Commission.
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ›Our engineering programs are the product of a strategic plan that contemplates global trends and industry requirements; as well as the opportunity for an education based on engineering learning methods that go far beyond what happens in the classroom and the laboratory.
PROGRAMS WITh A STRONG
INTERNATIONAL DEMAND
T RI ALI ND US01
ENG INE ER I NG›
ENG INE ER I NG›
you will be able to transform and lead a company’s productive processes. you will direct the areas responsible for research, operations, manufacturing, industrial production and information technologies; in addition to managing a company’s business projects and optimizing resources, (human, materials and equipment). you will be able to perform in the areas of product engineering, production supervision and control, work methods and financial engineering.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILEDirects and manages technology development projects within the scope of industrial engineering, stimulating innovation in the productive processes.Possesses planning, research and development skills. Demonstrates teamwork skills to ensure productive performance.Contributes to environmental conservation.
PROFESSIONAL SCOPEIndustrial Companies.Companies in the mining industry.Service companies and institutions.Companies dedicated to activities associated with the supply chain, quality standards, finance, marketing, and information technology and benchmarking.Consulting firms.
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING›CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
01
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
C. C.
4 4
4 4
4 3
4
5
3 5
4
2 2
4 3
3 4
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
English III
Work Analysis and Design
Operations Research II
Thermodynamics
English IV
Plant Layout and Material Handling
Industrial & Manufacturing Processes
Operations and Industrial Processes
COURSES COURSES
Product Design
Building Business Models
Human Resource Management
Thesis I
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES C. C.COURSES
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COURSES C. C. C.
C.
2
3
3 2 3
4 4
5
4 4
4
4
3 5
6
Health, Safety, and Environment
Programming and Information Technology
COURSES COURSES
COURSES
Modeling and Simulation
Finance and Cost Management
Pre-Professional Practice I
Innovation and Project Workshop
Supply Chain Management
Project Design, Analysis and Management
Pre-Professional Practice II
Six Sigma Method
Analysis and Design of ManufacturingSystems
Quality Management
Environmental Engineering
COURSES COURSES
Production Planning and Control
Anthropology
C. C.
Calculus I 6 6 5
3 3 3
5 5 4
2
4 3 5
Oral and written Communication I
Physics I
Chemistry and Biology
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
4Operations Research I
English I
Art and Technology
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
ACADEMIC MAJORS
1Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
1Art and Technology Workshop II 1Art and Technology Workshop III
4Elective 1
4Elective 2
4Elective 3
4Elective 4
4Elective 5
4Elective 7
4Elective 8
4Elective 6
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets./ /SEMESTER 9 SEMESTER 10
SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
MINING OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MANUFACTURING
ENVIRONMENT
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
C. C.
4 4
4 4
4 3
4
5
3 5
4
2 2
4 3
3 4
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
English III
Work Analysis and Design
Operations Research II
Thermodynamics
English IV
Plant Layout and Material Handling
Industrial & Manufacturing Processes
Operations and Industrial Processes
COURSES COURSES
Product Design
Building Business Models
Human Resource Management
Thesis I
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES C. C.COURSES
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COURSES C. C. C.
C.
2
3
3 2 3
4 4
5
4 4
4
4
3 5
6
Health, Safety, and Environment
Programming and Information Technology
COURSES COURSES
COURSES
Modeling and Simulation
Finance and Cost Management
Pre-Professional Practice I
Innovation and Project Workshop
Supply Chain Management
Project Design, Analysis and Management
Pre-Professional Practice II
Six Sigma Method
Analysis and Design of ManufacturingSystems
Quality Management
Environmental Engineering
COURSES COURSES
Production Planning and Control
Anthropology
C. C.
Calculus I 6 6 5
3 3 3
5 5 4
2
4 3 5
Oral and written Communication I
Physics I
Chemistry and Biology
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
4Operations Research I
English I
Art and Technology
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
ACADEMIC MAJORS
1Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
1Art and Technology Workshop II 1Art and Technology Workshop III
4Elective 1
4Elective 2
4Elective 3
4Elective 4
4Elective 5
4Elective 7
4Elective 8
4Elective 6
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets./ /SEMESTER 9 SEMESTER 10
SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
MINING OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MANUFACTURING
ENVIRONMENT
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
E LEC T RO
NIC
E NGI
02
NE ER ING›
E LEC
E NGI
02 you will develop new products that could become the foundation of a new industry because of your expertise in every area of electronics. you will direct creative design projects and formulate solutions in automation and control. you will be able to work in areas associated with projects and the introduction or maintenance of electronic systems applied to various productive or service industries. you will lead projects that involve social, economic and environmental impact.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILEImproves upon, implements and maintains electronic and automation systems with effective solutions to real world problems.Undertakes a commitment to his or her professional practice, ethical principles and social responsibility.Performs with conviction and respects the environmentDemonstrates leadership, initiative, creativity, efficient resource management and ability to work in a team.
PROFESSIONAL SCOPEMining companiesOil and gas companiesElectric power companiesCommercial and project oriented companiesIndustrial companies
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ENGINEERING› ELECTRONIC
02
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
3 4
5
1
3
4 4
5
3 3
6
1
2 2
3
4
3
4
Modeling and Simulation
Materials Science
English III
Analog Circuits
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Digital Circuits
Signals and Systems Analysis
Power Electronics
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES C. C.COURSES
/ /SEMESTER 9 SEMESTER 10
C. C.COURSES COURSES
SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
C.
Calculus I 6 6 5
3 3 3
5 5 4
2 2 4
1
4 3 5
3
4 2 3
5 5 4
4 4 6
5
1
5
3 4 5
Oral and Written Communication I English I
Physics I
Health, Safety, and Environment Art and Technology
Chemistry and Biology
Programming Fundamentals
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
COURSES
Electric Circuits I
Art and Technology Workshop I
Art and Technology Workshop IV 1
4
Art and Technology Workshop V
Elective 1
4Elective 2
Elective 3
4Elective 4 4Elective 7
4Elective 84Elective 5
4Elective 6
Art and Technology Workshop II
Art and Technology Workshop III
Statistics and Probability
Finance and Cost Management
Engineering Intership I
Computer Design
Automatic Control
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Engineering Intership II
Industrial Networking
Innovation and Project Workshop
COURSES COURSES
Quality Management
Human Resource Management
Microprocessors andMicrocontrollers
Industrial Instrumentation
Process Control
C. C.
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
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MINING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATION
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MECHATRONICS
NANOTECHNOLOGY
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Electronic Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
3 4
5
1
3
4 4
5
3 3
6
1
2 2
3
4
3
4
Modeling and Simulation
Materials Science
English III
Analog Circuits
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Digital Circuits
Signals and Systems Analysis
Power Electronics
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES C. C.COURSES
/ /SEMESTER 9 SEMESTER 10
C. C.COURSES COURSES
SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
C.
Calculus I 6 6 5
3 3 3
5 5 4
2 2 4
1
4 3 5
3
4 2 3
5 5 4
4 4 6
5
1
5
3 4 5
Oral and Written Communication I English I
Physics I
Health, Safety, and Environment Art and Technology
Chemistry and Biology
Programming Fundamentals
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
COURSES
Electric Circuits I
Art and Technology Workshop I
Art and Technology Workshop IV 1
4
Art and Technology Workshop V
Elective 1
4Elective 2
Elective 3
4Elective 4 4Elective 7
4Elective 84Elective 5
4Elective 6
Art and Technology Workshop II
Art and Technology Workshop III
Statistics and Probability
Finance and Cost Management
Engineering Intership I
Computer Design
Automatic Control
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Engineering Intership II
Industrial Networking
Innovation and Project Workshop
COURSES COURSES
Quality Management
Human Resource Management
Microprocessors andMicrocontrollers
Industrial Instrumentation
Process Control
C. C.
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
ENGINEERING ELECTRONIC
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
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MINING EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATION
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MECHATRONICS
NANOTECHNOLOGY
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Electronic Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
IND U S TRI AL
03
ChE MI CAL
NEE RING› ENGI
03 you will introduce innovation into the production processes of chemical plants and contribute your expertise in the mining, petro chemical, food, pharmaceutical and steel industries. you will have a thorough command of the processes of chemical thermodynamics, transport and kinetics. you will develop materials, be involved in production along with the testing, research and development of chemical products. you will be qualified to work in the areas of production, quality control and the environment.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILEEfficiently performs tasks in the design, development and management of processes that optimize product manufacturing operations.Actively participates in research to develop new products, as well as to improve chemical and metallurgical processes.Works well on a team and is committed to his professional practice with social and ethical responsibility. A professional who contributes to environmental protection.
PROFESSIONAL SCOPEOil and gasMining and metallurgyCementBasic chemical industryMetal smelting and refiningFood and beveragesBiotechnology
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INDUSTRIAL ChEMICAL ENGINEERING›
03
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
4 4
3 4
6
4 4
5
2 3
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
Health, Safety, and Environment
English III
Chemical Physics
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Mass and Energy Balance
Analytical Chemistry
2 2
4
4
3
4
3
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Separation Operations
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
Process and Plant Design
COURSES C. C.COURSES
C. C.COURSES COURSES
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Calculus I 6 6 5
3 3 3
5 5 4
3 2 4
4 3 5
3
Oral and Written Communication I English I
Physics I
Chemical Transformations of Materials
Art and Technology
Chemistry and Biology
Inorganic Chemistry
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
Organic Chemistry
C.
3 4 3
4 4
4 3 2
4
3 4 6
4
COURSES
Modeling and Simulation
Chemical Thermodynamics
Finance and Cost Management
Engineering Intership I
Transport Phenomena
Innovation and Project Workshop
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Quality Management
Engineering Intership II
Heat and Mass Transfer
Human Resource Management
COURSES COURSES
Fluid Flow and Particle Mechanics
Kinetics and Reactor Design
3Process Instrumentation and Control
C. C.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
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1Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
1Art and Technology Workshop III
4
4Elective 1
Elective 2
4
4Elective 3
Elective 4
4
4Elective 5
Elective 6 4Elective 8
4Elective 7
1Art and Technology Workshop II
MINERALLURGY
ENVIRONMENT
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Chemical Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
/ /SEMESTER 9 SEMESTER 10
SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
4 4
3 4
6
4 4
5
2 3
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
Health, Safety, and Environment
English III
Chemical Physics
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Mass and Energy Balance
Analytical Chemistry
2 2
4
4
3
4
3
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Separation Operations
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
Process and Plant Design
COURSES C. C.COURSES
C. C.COURSES COURSES
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Calculus I 6 6 5
3 3 3
5 5 4
3 2 4
4 3 5
3
Oral and Written Communication I English I
Physics I
Chemical Transformations of Materials
Art and Technology
Chemistry and Biology
Inorganic Chemistry
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
Organic Chemistry
C.
3 4 3
4 4
4 3 2
4
3 4 6
4
COURSES
Modeling and Simulation
Chemical Thermodynamics
Finance and Cost Management
Engineering Intership I
Transport Phenomena
Innovation and Project Workshop
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Quality Management
Engineering Intership II
Heat and Mass Transfer
Human Resource Management
COURSES COURSES
Fluid Flow and Particle Mechanics
Kinetics and Reactor Design
3Process Instrumentation and Control
C. C.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
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1Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
1Art and Technology Workshop III
4
4Elective 1
Elective 2
4
4Elective 3
Elective 4
4
4Elective 5
Elective 6 4Elective 8
4Elective 7
1Art and Technology Workshop II
MINERALLURGY
ENVIRONMENT
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Chemical Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
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SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
EN 04
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NEE R ING›EN G I
EN 04 you will contribute to one of humanity’s main challenges: The
availability of energy. you will be capable of working in areas associated with the production, transmission and distribution of electrical power in addition to the development of conventional and nonconventional energy source. you will be able to work in companies which supply gas or oil, in power distribution networks, in hydro electric power plants, or companies that provide commerce and services and finally in the mining field. You will be a member of a multi-disciplinary team that implements projects involving economic, engineering and social impact.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILELeads and manages projects encouraging the innovation of new technologies in the field of energy. Designs and develops projects for industrial or commercial power for the production, transmission and distribution of electrical power.Demonstrates abilities to lead and work on a team. Commits to professional and ethical principles, demonstrating environmental and social responsibility
PROFESSIONAL SCOPE OF ACTIONSales, commerce and services industries.Companies in the electric, gas and oil sector.Mining industry.Public, NGO and government institutions.Energy consulting and audit firms.
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ENGINEERING›ENERGy
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CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
4 4
3 4
4 4
4
4 3
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
Human Resource Management
English III
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Heat and Mass Transfer
Electrical Machinery4Electrical Engineering II
2 2
5
3 3
3 4
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Water and Environmental Management
Energy Efficiency Audit
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES C. C.COURSES
C. C.COURSES COURSES
ENGINEERINGENERGY
3 4
1 1 1
National and Global EnergyEnvironment
Electrical Engineering I
C.
3
4 3 3
2 6
2 2 6
6
3 4 5
6
Electrical Installations
COURSES
Finance and Cost Management
Power Generation I
Health, Safety, and Environment
Engineering Intership I
Fluid Mechanics
Thermal Machinery
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Engineering Intership II
Electric Power Systems
Modeling and Simulation
Power Generation II
COURSES COURSES
Innovation and ProjectWorkshop
Quality Management
C. C.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
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Calculus I 6
5
4
Physics I
Chemistry and Biology
3Oral and Written Communication I
6
3
5
2
3
English I
Art and Technology
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
5
3
4
5
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
Art and Technology Workshop II Art and Technology Workshop III
4Elective 1
4Elective 2
4Elective 3
4Elective 4
4Elective 5
4Elective 6
4Elective 7
4Elective 8
MINING OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION
ENVIRONMENT
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Energy Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
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Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
Human Resource Management
English III
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Heat and Mass Transfer
Electrical Machinery4Electrical Engineering II
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3 3
3 4
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Water and Environmental Management
Energy Efficiency Audit
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES C. C.COURSES
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ENGINEERINGENERGY
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1 1 1
National and Global EnergyEnvironment
Electrical Engineering I
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2 6
2 2 6
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3 4 5
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Electrical Installations
COURSES
Finance and Cost Management
Power Generation I
Health, Safety, and Environment
Engineering Intership I
Fluid Mechanics
Thermal Machinery
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Engineering Intership II
Electric Power Systems
Modeling and Simulation
Power Generation II
COURSES COURSES
Innovation and ProjectWorkshop
Quality Management
C. C.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
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Calculus I 6
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Physics I
Chemistry and Biology
3Oral and Written Communication I
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3
5
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English I
Art and Technology
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
5
3
4
5
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
Art and Technology Workshop II Art and Technology Workshop III
4Elective 1
4Elective 2
4Elective 3
4Elective 4
4Elective 5
4Elective 6
4Elective 7
4Elective 8
MINING OPERATIONS
AUTOMATION
ENVIRONMENT
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Energy Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
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SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
SEMESTER 6 // SEMESTER 7 SEMESTER 8
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
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you will design machinery, industrial systems, and the mechanical energy conversion and use. you will be involved in product design and propose solutions, methods and applications in the industrial or mobile machinery industry. you will be able to work as an engineer or on the senior management team of companies.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Applies engineering knowledge of materials, science and technology to propose creative solutions in his or her field of expertise. Effectively manages allocated human resources and materials within the context of a business unit. Commit to the professional ethical principles, demonstrating environmental and social responsibility.Displays leadership an willingness to work in a team environment.
PROFESSIONAL SCOPE OF ACTIONMechanical engineers can work in large industrial plants such as those in the textile, metallurgy and food, industries in addition to petroleum, mining and pharmaceutical processing companies.In companies with vehicle and equipment fleets including earthmoving equipment used for construction and mining and land, ocean or air transportation equipment. In technical sales divisions of companies that sell and distribute industrial and mobile equipment, systems and components.
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CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
4 4
3 3
4 4
5
2 3
2 2
4
3 3
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Resistance of Materials
Electrical and Electronic Systems
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES
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3
C. C.COURSES
C. C.COURSES COURSES
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
C.
5
4
3
5
3
4 3 3
4 5 4
3 4 6
5 3
2 5 4
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5
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4
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Engineering Drawing and Design
Manufacturing Processes
COURSES
Static and Dynamics
Finance and Cost Management
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
Engineering Intership I
Quality Management
Heat and Mass Transfer
Machine Component Design I
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Engineering Intership II
Innovation and Project Workshop
Handling and Warehousing Equipment
Modeling and Simulation
Machine Component Design II
Maintenance Engineering
COURSES COURSES
Thermal Machinery
Human Resources Management
C. C.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
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Calculus I 6 6
3 3
2
5 5
4 3
Oral and Written Communication I English I
Physics I
Art and Technology
Chemistry and Biology
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
1Art and Technology Workshop III
Elective 1
Elective 2
4
4Elective 3
Elective 4
4
4Elective 5
4Elective 7
4Elective 8
Elective 6
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
Health, Safety, and Environment
English III
Fluid Mechanics
Machinery Components
Art and Technology Workshop II
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
MINING EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
MECHATRONICS
MINING OPERATIONS
MANUFACTURING
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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CreditsC.
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SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 5/ /
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SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 3/ /
4 4
3 3
4 4
5
2 3
2 2
4
3 3
Thermodynamics
Anthropology
English IV
Resistance of Materials
Electrical and Electronic Systems
Building Business Models
Thesis I
Technology and Innovation Management
Ethics and Civic Responsibility
Thesis II
COURSES
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3
C. C.COURSES
C. C.COURSES COURSES
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
C.
5
4
3
5
3
4 3 3
4 5 4
3 4 6
5 3
2 5 4
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4
5
2
4
1
Engineering Drawing and Design
Manufacturing Processes
COURSES
Static and Dynamics
Finance and Cost Management
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
Engineering Intership I
Quality Management
Heat and Mass Transfer
Machine Component Design I
Project Design, Analysis, and Management
Engineering Intership II
Innovation and Project Workshop
Handling and Warehousing Equipment
Modeling and Simulation
Machine Component Design II
Maintenance Engineering
COURSES COURSES
Thermal Machinery
Human Resources Management
C. C.
CURRICULAR STRUCTURE
COURSES C. C. C.COURSES COURSES
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Calculus I 6 6
3 3
2
5 5
4 3
Oral and Written Communication I English I
Physics I
Art and Technology
Chemistry and Biology
Differential Equations
Electricity and Magnetism
Historical and Economic Processes in Contemporary Peru and the World
English II
Calculus II
Physics II
Oral and Written Communication II
Art and Technology Workshop I
1Art and Technology Workshop IV
1Art and Technology Workshop V
1Art and Technology Workshop III
Elective 1
Elective 2
4
4Elective 3
Elective 4
4
4Elective 5
4Elective 7
4Elective 8
Elective 6
Statistics and Probability
Materials Science
Health, Safety, and Environment
English III
Fluid Mechanics
Machinery Components
Art and Technology Workshop II
ACADEMIC MAJORS
Given the high level of competition in the job market, where the trend is to select job candidates based on their field of specialization, we offer our students the opportunity to highlight their abilities by electing a Major in their Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering. This adds value to the students’ professional profiles and provides them with a scope of activity targeted to the development of their skill sets.
MINING EQUIPMENT
MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
MECHATRONICS
MINING OPERATIONS
MANUFACTURING
Math and Science Field
Management, Humanities, Art, and Language Fields
Engineering Field
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ADMISSION PROCESSES ›
TOP ACADEMIC RANKING
hIGh PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
This category of admission is aimed to those candidates who ranked first and second in their class during their final two years of high school. These candidates will be tested on their knowledge in science and english and personal interview.
This process applies to young candidates who ranked in the top one third of their class at high schools throughout the country and who have completed an International Baccalaureate program. These candidates will be tested on their knowledge in science, english, aptitude and their interest in engineering; and they will undergo a personal interview. Openings will be filled in strict order of merit.
The Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología seeks to select the best students with talent, vocation and ambition to achieve the highest levels of academic and personal development over the course of their career. To this end, we also center our attention on learning and perfecting english proficiency from day one of the academic.
UTEC has the following admission process categories:
ADMISSION EXAM
TRANSFER APPLICANTS
PRE-UNIVERSITy CENTERThe UTEC Pre-University Center provides its future students with instruction and training that enables them to improve their knowledge, skills and competencies to perform well throughout their academic years of studies at the university; it also helps them to better determine their vocational interest in the different specialties of engineering we offer.
The lessons learned in the classrooms and laboratories will provide them experiences for engineering field. Students will gain direct admission to UTEC based on the order of merit achieved at the Center for Pre University Studies and the number of openings offered under this admission process.
Under this admission process, candidates must take an exam that covers topics in the sciences, general culture, aptitude and English proficiency.
The exam lasts approximately three hours and will assess topics in 5 academic categories.
Under this process, students from other universities who have passed at least 36 credits in their academic institutions of origin may apply for admission.
View requirements at the following link: www.utec.edu.pe/cronograma-traslado-externo
TUITION AND EDUCATIONAL FUNDS ›
TUITION EDUCATIONAL FUND AND SChOLARShIPS
The tuition system has a tiered-rate scale structure and students are classified into a scale depending on their economic capacity to pay. This system has been set up to make an education possible for students who, having both the talent and vocation, lack the economic resources needed to pay full tuition rates.
Our purpose is to provide the opportunity of an education to those individuals with vocation and aptitude without economic constraints. This principle represents the foundation for the framework of financial assistance mechanisms such as scholarship, educational loans and sponsorships, which constitute a form of stimulating professionalization in those students who are unable to afford the full cost of an academic program.
At Universidad de Ingeniería & Tecnología, we believe that highly talented students who show a real passion for their careers should be given the tools to complete their academic degree programs regardless of economic limitations.
EDUCATIONAL FUND AND SChOLARShIPS
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