Overview
- The university scheduled its 2026 admission exams for February 16, 18 and 20.
- UNI highlights existing AI capacity with specialized labs and humanoid robots, with plans to add a supercomputer and complete dedicated infrastructure.
- Program leaders stress mastering core AI science over short‑lived tools to engineer systems that perform in real Peruvian contexts.
- The university ties prospects for sovereign AI to political will, investment, computing power and open public data, noting many agencies do not publish usable datasets.
- Officials expect to increase seats in future intakes, with graduates targeted for roles across mining, agriculture, health, finance, retail and the public sector.