

My university was really great, the campus is big and peaceful, honestly it’s relaxing when you are far from the noise of the street. The Piura campus (the main campus), which is where I studied, is so comforting. You can be in contact with nature and the animals around (squirrels, deer, foxes). My degree was good. History and Cultural Management is a small bachelor’s program, but it’s nice because it gives you the chance to meet your teachers in a closer and friendlier way compared to classrooms filled with 200 students where the teachers don’t remember all the names and faces. The only criticism I would give to my program is that the work offers they provide for freshly graduated students, if they offer any, are always in Peru. It’s not bad, but they lack the international perspective that some students might have, making it feel like they can’t practice their degrees outside the country or do it remotely.
View moreThe environment is unique, you get to know people from different backgrounds and cities around the world (not very common for top universities in Peru). The school has a very humanistic approach, which made my passion for human resources grow and that is why I am studying my masters in that area. However, a disadvantage of the university is that the owners are opus dei (a jurisdiction part of the catholic church), sometimes they are very old-fashioned. I would highly recommend the university, I had a very good experience. It is one of the only (big/good) universities in Peru that has a campus in another city, which makes it more accessible to people around the country.
View moreIn UDEP students are trained from the first day on campus, because it is an integral training, "Better people, better professionals". The academic requirement is high, but also the teachings of values and ethics. On the other hand, it offers many hobbies clubs that you can share with more friends with the same passion as you, it can be modern dance, salsa, folklore, literature, debate, singing, band, painting, theater, chess. In total there are 23 clubs to relax and unwind your soft habits such as losing fear of the public, being more organized and working as a team. If you can, see that you will not regret it, because where there is passion there is a desire to overcome everything and if it is present, the world is ours.
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