As a graduate of the PUCP’s economics program, you’ll enjoy a high level of prestige: you’ll be able to gain admission to graduate programs at renowned universities abroad, hold positions of high responsibility in public and private organizations, and become a professor or researcher at economics schools abroad.

Arts Education promotes the analysis of the cultural context reflected in images and audiovisual works, and develops the ability to manage educational projects in various work settings, such as museums, local development projects (NGOs and the public sector), community art projects, and schools.

The Early Childhood Education program is designed for young people who are proactive, responsible, and creative—who enjoy working and playing with young children—and who are also attuned to their needs and capable of creating original learning opportunities that nurture children’s immense potential.

The School of Education will train you to become a teacher capable of transforming education, with an interdisciplinary and intercultural education, and with an ethical framework inspired by a commitment to humanity and society that will lead to the improvement of the quality of education in the country.

It trains professionals with skills in the design, implementation, and evaluation of teaching and learning processes, who are capable of creating meaningful educational experiences that respect the rights, characteristics, interests, and needs of the country’s adolescents within a global context.

The Sculpture program aims to train dynamic, sensitive sculptors who are committed to their community and who can make creative contributions through innovative proposals capable of positively transforming the social, cultural, and local environment.

Statistics are used to support decision-making within governments, political parties, financial institutions, public opinion research firms, insurance companies, banks, hospitals, social organizations, and industries.