The university that empowers ingenuity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
With our active learning methodology, our students experience engineering from day one.
Our students' DNA: achieving highest academic achievement and personal development.
We've built strong relationships with the best educational institutions in the world.
The right path to finding better solutions.
Sustainability documents
Contact:
Giancarlo Marcone
HACS DIRECTOR
gmarcone@utec.edu.pe
The university that empowers ingenuity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
With our active learning methodology, our students experience engineering from day one.
Our students' DNA: achieving highest academic achievement and personal development.
We've built strong relationships with the best educational institutions in the world.
The right path to finding better solutions.
Sustainability documents
Contact:
Giancarlo Marcone
HACS DIRECTOR
gmarcone@utec.edu.pe
Joao Lizarraga and Jhon Charaja participated in a four-week internship within the MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives (MISTI) program.
After five years of joint work, UTEC and the USP, top 5 in Latin America, consolidated their relationship through the signing of an Academic Agreement.
Geoffrey Vince is the chairman of Biomedical Engineering at Cleveland Clinic, leading medical center in research, education and health information in the U.S.
The professors responsible for the 6th edition of the Collaborative Field Program between UTEC and Harvard University talk about the evolution of the program and the achievements made.
This experience will be enriching also for UTEC students.
The delegations of both universities had two weeks of field work in Cusco and Madre de Dios.
Through the participation of Adenka Muñoz, the National Amazonic University of Madre de Dios (UNAMAD) joins the UTEC-Harvard collaborative project.
As part of the 100,000k Strong in the Americas innovation fund, both students joined the Plants R Us project alongside with UTEC and UNAMAD students.
Five UTEC students received the ELAP scholarship for a research stay at the University of Alberta.
This study will last two years and will allow us to understand the rivers and understand the potential impact of interventions in the Amazonian ecosystem.
This conference allows UTEC to join the discussion on the challenges that universities face with Education 4.0.
During the visit, Frank Doyle, Dean of the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), had a chance to get to know our campus and main laboratories.
The agreement with UTEC will allow students from both institutions to conduct research stays through collaboration with professors in various projects.
27 students from Purdue University and UTEC participed in The Cross Cultural Collaboration Program.
UTEC te forma para que seas un ingeniero industrial capaz de liderar la innovación en la grandes empresas o en tu propio emprendimiento.
Haven’t decided on what engineering degree to get yet? You like engineering but haven’t decided which specialty to focus on? Let us give you some info on what UTEC’s mechanical engineering degree is all about.
The “21st century Concrete” conference was held in UTEC on march 15, it was organized by the Civil Engineering career program along side Cementos Pacasmayo and had Roberto Torrent, an Argentinean material technology expert as its main lecturer.
UTEC’s Energy Engineering department led the way to the signing of two agreements with very important universities from Chin. These are the Tsinghua University in Beijing, Ranked the number 1 university in china and 25th in the world according with the 2018 QS ranking, and the Huazhong University of Science and Technology – HUST in Wuhan. Both agreements are initially for a five year period and will focus in exchanging students and academic research teams as well as in research programs that would benefit the cultural exchange between the two countries.
The Silicon Valley Meet-up is an event that takes place twice a year and brings newly graduates from the Fellows program together with the UIF (University innovation fellows) mentors group. The objective is for them share experiences, take lectures on entrepreneurship and innovation, as well a to put their soft skill to the test and further their knowledge through the different workshops that take place there.
Christian Monterrey is 21 years old and is Electronic Engineering student at UTEC. He is currently working on his pre-grad thesis on “Design and optimization of draining devises for glaucoma patients through computational eye models” which is financed by CONCYTEC through FONDECYT-UK and is under the supervision of professors José Luis Mantra, Ruth Canahuire and Samuel chacra.
The Cult Prize is the most important student contest in the world. It considers innovation to be the main option for solving problems that come up around the world and pushes undergraduate students to look for solutions.
Environmental engineering is fundamental in today’s world. It implies the understanding of different processes of the environment and it’s constant interaction with people in order to create viable projects that would improve and foster its conservation.If you care about the environment and like the idea of being part of the change, our Environmental engineering program could be the one for you. Here are some reasons that might help you make a decision.
The world is constantly changing and we at UTEC are aware of it, that’s why we seek to educate professionals that are not only aware of such a fact, but are also ready to assume the challenges of the 21st century through creative solutions.
World Water Day is celebrated every year on march the 22nd, for this reason UTEC has joined forces with several institutions such as: SUNASS, Peru’s National Water Authority (ANA) ,Switzerland's State Secretary for Economic Affairs (SECO), UN’s Development program (PNUD) and PROAGUA II-GIZ in order to organize the “Water’s Nature and Sanitation Challenges” forum. This event took place in Utec’s main auditorium and it focused primarily in the sharing of experiences and opportunities that would help in the adequate management of both rural and and urban water sanitation services with a sustainability approach.