Neumann Promotes Technological Education in Two Years with Global Opportunities

Access to higher education that meets labor market demands remains a challenge in Peru. Many young people spend several years in training before securing a job, delaying their professional growth. In response, the John Von Neumann Institute of Higher Education has developed an educational model that allows students to earn a technical degree in just two years, focusing on innovation and employability.

With its licensing obtained in 2024, Neumann reinforces its commitment to practical and accessible education. Its programs combine specialized technical training with digital tools and updated methodologies, enabling graduates to enter the workforce quickly. This approach has been recognized in the Ponte en Carrera ranking by the Ministry of Labor, where the institute holds the top position in Tacna for employability and salary levels of its graduates.

To expand access to this educational alternative, Neumann has established three admission periods this year. Additionally, through its partnership with Blackwell Global University, students have the opportunity to continue their education and obtain an American university degree without leaving the country.

With over 30 years in the education sector, Neumann continues to adapt to evolving market demands, offering short-term technical programs with a practical and digital approach. Its goal is to provide young people with a concrete option to gain skills in less time and with better job prospects.