Institutional licensing as a quality factor in peruvian universities in the Center Oriente zone
Abstract
In the current context of Peru, it establishes that university education is the most suitable means for educational, social and economic development, which has value in itself by promoting the development of its citizens, University Law No. 30220 is established, which creates the National Superintendency of University Education, which assumes as an organism the faculty of accepting or rejecting applications for licensing both to universities and to mandatory training programs. The National Superintendency of University Education is initiating or opening the institutional licensing mechanism of universities, with greater emphasis on undergraduate programs at universities, since it is the one in greatest demand by citizens depending on the university level. Guarantee that the universities that administer different careers comply with the necessary quality conditions in an appropriate way, the research is of a qualitative nature under a logical historical approach, of a descriptive level, of the documentary type, with a population of eleven universities in the Center area East of Peru.
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