Mr. Jaime Serida Dean Graduate School of Business of ESAN. Mr. Jorge Cortez Director of Undergraduate Studies

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1 Exchange Fact Sheet 2015 Contact Detail Head of the Institution Dr. Jorge Talavera Traverso President Authorities Ms. Nancy Matos Vicepresident of Academic Affairs Mr. Peter Yamakawa Vicepresident of Research Mr. Jaime Serida Dean Graduate School of Business of ESAN Mr. Jorge Cortez Director of Undergraduate Studies Mr. Javier del Carpio Dean of the School of Engineering International Affairs Bachelor Programs Ms. Mariella Olivos Associate Director of Undergraduate Programs Phone: Extension 4381 molivos@esan.edu.pe Master Programs Ms. Desiree Jiménez Guimarey (Mg. CID) Incoming Students and CBEM Program Coordinator Phone: Extension 4749 djimenez@esan.edu.pe Ms. Mylene Sandoval Outgoing Students Coordinator Phone: Extension 4748 msandovall@esan.edu.pe Mr.Armando Borda International MBA-Director aborda@esan.edu.pe Ms. Carolyn Sillan (Int' / MBA) Extension 4716 csillau@esan.edu.pe Ms. Benoit Charmetant (MBA/MSC) Phone: Extension 4694 bcharmetant@esan.edu.pe Visiting Address Alonso de Molina 1652 Monterrico, Surco Lima Perú Website Master Programs Undergraduate Programs Incoming Students nge-programs/

2 About UNIVERSIDAD ESAN Universidad ESAN is a leading academic institution founded in 1963 as the first Graduate School of Business in Latin America. Since then ESAN has acquired an excellence academic reputation in Peru, based on the quality of its MBA, specialized master degrees, executive programs, etc. Currently Universidad ESAN offers a variety of undergraduate courses from our 3 schools: Economics and Management, Engineering and Law where the fields of specialization are: Management and Marketing, Management and Finance, Economics and International Business, Information Technology and Systems Engineering, Industrial and Commercial Engineering, Environmental Management Engineering, Organizational Psychology, Consumer Psychology and Corporate law. Universidad ESAN continues to be fully immersed in an internationalization process, maintaining strategic alliances with prestigious institutions all over the world. We offer our faculty, students and alumni, new dimensions of knowledge and opportunities for professional and personal growth. Length of Bachelor degree (years): ESAN offers a five year program (1st and 2nd years are core courses) Academic Calendar 2015 Bachelor Level The academic calendar opens twice a year. - 1st semester (March July) - 2nd semester (August December) A semester lasts 16 weeks (14 weeks of classes and 2 weeks for mid-term and final exams). IMPORTANT DATES SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 2 Nomination Deadline 30 th October 31 th March Application Deadline 30 th November 30 th April Mandatory Orientation Seminar 9 to 10 th March 13 th to 14 th August (to be confirmed) Spanish Crash Course 11 th to 18 th March 17 th to 21 th March (to be confirmed) Beginning and end of Semesters (including examination dates) Starts: 19 th March Ends: 22 th July Starts: 24 th August Ends: 18 th December (to be confirmed) Note: Exchange students can come either in the 1st or 2nd semester and they can stay for a maximum of 2 semesters.

3 Application Process for Undergraduate Students 1ST STEP: Submit Nominations Please submit your nominations to Mg. Desirée Jiménez Guimarey, our Incoming Coordinator, including the following information about students: last name, first name, gender, nationality, n years studied (Bachelor: 1st, 2nd, 3rd or Master 1st, 2nd), type of program at Universidad ESAN (Exchange 1 semester, Exchange 1 year, Double Degree 1 year), university and personal addresses. 2ND STEP: Submit Online Applications Exchange students need to register and then upload all the required documents on our online process system until November 30th for first semester students (March July) and until April 30th for second semester students (August December). The link to complete the application with their full name as the registration in their passports in the following: After registering, students will receive an message with their user name and their password. Students applying to the Exchange Program at Universidad ESAN must have completed 2 years of university studies by the time of application. APPLICATION DOCUMENTS - Online application form signed by the coordinator and digital photo - A digital colour jpg format passport photo (35 by 45 mm - width x height) - A Spanish Certificate: For Exchange Students: Intermediate Spanish level or a letter from a professor stating the student has a good command of this language. For Double Degree Students: B2 level - An English Certificate for students taking courses in English: TOEFL IBT 80 or IELTS CV in English or Spanish - Official Transcript of Records from all courses taken at their home university in English or Spanish - A clear passport copy - Learning Agreement - A letter in Spanish, introducing yourself and explaining your raisons to participate in Universidad ESAN. - Copy of International Health Insurance (mandatory) Courses for Exchange and Double Degree Students ONE TERM PROGRAM Exchange students can choose a variety of courses from our 9 bachelor programs. The primary language of instruction is Spanish. However, 10-15% of the courses are offered in English. In order to become registered, students must attest their language proficiency. - English / Spanish courses: Please note that Master 1 or Master 2 students must take courses from the 4th or 5th year of our Bachelor Programs.

4 DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAM The courses in our Double Degree Program are pre-established in each one of our academic programs: Management & Finance, Management & Marketing, Economics and Business and Industrial and Commercial Engineering. Regarding course selection, it is mandatory for our partner institutions to validate all the courses and consider the pre-requisites or requirements, as well as exchange students command of English / Spanish. According to our regulations, students are not allowed to make changes after they have sent the Learning Agreement. COURSE ENROLMENT Universidad ESAN will provide exchange student with updated information about courses and program schedules upon arrival. Course registration will be carried out during the mandatory welcome program that is (e.e.) one week before the beginning of classes. Please note that the course selection form you send us before your students come to UE is for reference only. Courses offered are subject to change. Are undergraduate exchange students allowed to take Master Degree courses? It is not possible. At the graduate level, exchange students are required to have at least 3 years of corporate experience (interships are not valid). COURSE LOAD Exchange students usually take 6-course workload per academic semester, which is equivalent to approximately 30 ECTS, depending the number of credits per course. Contact hours per undergraduate course No. of credits per undergraduate course Minimum workload per undergraduate semester Maximum workload per undergraduate semester In average for 6 courses: - 21 theory hours per week - 4 practice/lab hours per week 3 to 4 ESAN Credits 12 ESAN Credits 21 ESAN Credits Spanish Language Course Universidad ESAN offers its incoming exchange students a Spanish course free of charge, which allows students to advance their proficiency of the language. The course opens two weeks before the beginning of classes, depending on the number of students registered. In order to registered students must contact Mg. Desirée Jiménez Guimarey, our Incoming Coordinator (djimenez@esan.edu.pe) and they should take an online quiz a month prior the beginning of classes.

5 Exams Exchange students are required to stay until the end of exam period. No special early exams can be arranged for them. From the beginning of classes, the exam timetable is uploaded on our system: UE VIRTUAL. GRADING Students are permanently evaluated on the basis of their active involvement in class and conferences, quizzes, reports, written exams and other special assignments. Evaluation procedures and tools and their relative value are established by each professor at the beginning of each term and detailed in the corresponding syllabus. In addition to academic performance, evaluation also takes into account the ethics and sense of responsibility students show in class. At the end of the period of study, UE provides the sending institution with a report on the courses taken and grades achieved by every exchange student. Transfer of academic credits is determined by the home institution. PERCENT RANGE LETTER GRADES ESAN UNIVERSITY A A B B B C C C D D D F 0 Our grading scale goes from 1 to 20, where 11 is the minimum passing grade. WHEN WILL TRANSCRIPTS BE SENT TO THE PARTNER UNIVERSITY? Exchange students have the possibility to check their transcripts on UE Intranet during the semester. Transcripts are sent to home universities only once exchange students have completed all administrative procedures, paid all required fees and given books back to libraries. - Beginning of August: for 1st semester students - Beginning of January: for 2nd semester and full-academic-year students A Academic Expenses Incoming students participating in formal exchanges are exempt from regular tuition charges. They are, however, required to pay US$80 dollars for administrative costs which provide them with the following benefits:

6 - Accident insurance - ESAN ID Card (Students can access the library, computer labs, and participate in extracurricular programs. The ID Card must also be produced when taking exams. ID Cards are given to all exchange students after completing administrative procedures. - University Card (Students will gain the benefit of low-cost public transport and access to certain public establishments at half price: theaters, museums, libraries, etc. - granded by the Peruvian government). Prospective Living Costs Exchange students coming to live in Lima should consider spending approximately US$ 800 to US$ 1,000 dollars per month (including housing rental). Accommodation ESAN University provides exchange students with a list of pre-selected homes near campus. Students can contact the names listed on our website. Depending on the type of facility chosen, the cost of rent may vary from: - US$160 to US$230 per month when living with a local family - US$250 to US$400 if renting an apartment Meals Daily costs in our cafeteria are the follows: - Breakfast US$ Lunch US$ Snacks, sandwiches US$2.00 Local Transport Lima has a wide variety of means of public transport and their costs are rather inexpensive. Traveling by bus or colectivo may amount to S/ (1 Nuevo sol) per trip, depending on the distance traveled. There is usually light traffic except during rush hours (7:30 to 8:30 a.m. and 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.). In addition, taxi services are widely offered at very convenient prices. Other expenses Among these consider laundry, newspapers, photocopies and other minor personal expenses, amounting to approximately US$100 per month. Exchange Rate aprox: 1 Euro = 4,26 Nuevos Soles / 1.00 US = 3.90 Nuevos Soles

7 Visa Requirements Once the application has been accepted, ESAN will send students the official Admission Letter, as well as a letter addressed to the ANR (Asamblea Nacional de Rectores), who will contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for visa processing. ESAN Admission Office will help students to obtain the Visa Oficial at the Consulate of Peru in the students home country or wherever he/she may be living at the time of visa processing. Therefore, students need to follow the steps outlined below before January 23th 2015: - Upload the onwards trip ticket to Peru on our application system for incoming students. Students need to arrive in Lima on the first days of March. - Send an to our Incoming Coordinador, Mg. Desirée Jiménez Guimarey (djimenez@esan.edu.pe) mentioning the city of the Consulate of Peru where they would like to pick up the visa before arriving in Lima. Here is the link with the list of cities from which students need to choose a Consulado General and not Sección Consular : It is also important to note that this is an Official Visa for studies and it will be issued from the day of your arrival until the end of the semester. If students want to stay longer for tourism, they will need to get a Tourist Visa (90 days) by leaving the country from any of the borders and entering it again. Once the Official Visa is approved, the institution in charge of giving the Visa Oficial is the Consulate of Peru ( Consulado General del Perú ) where students decided to pick it up. The Consulate of Peru usually issues the visa a week prior to the student s departure to Peru, so they will need to call to confirm the visa is ready. In the case there are any problems, students need to let us know immediately. STUDENTS MUST TO CONSIDER: - If students do not meet the deadlines, ESAN will not be responsible for their visa procedure. - We do not recommend students to enter our country with a Tourist Visa. In case students decide to do so, ESAN will not be responsible for the administrative procedures to change their immigration status. Students would need to do this independently, considering that this is a difficult process that will take approximately 3 to 4 months. - If students fulfill all the requirements on time but the visa is not issued one week before their flight to Peru, it is really important that they follow these steps: 1) Send an to our Incoming Coordinador, Mg. Desirée Jiménez Guimarey (djimenez@esan.edu.pe) letting us know about this matter immediately, as well as the name of the immigration officer who stated that visa was not ready in the Peruvian Consulate in your country. 2) These students will need to enter the country with a Tourist Visa. Only in this case, will ESAN be responsible for starting the procedures to change the immigration status once students are in Peru. VISA EXTENSION The Official Visa is only issued for 90 days. Universidad ESAN in accordance with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regulations will extend their visa. In this case, international students are required to submit the following documents to our International Student Office before April 17th 2015: - Original Passport - Copy of the return ticket or reservation IMPORTANT: The Official Visa extension process will take almost a month. This means that students will be without their passport during this period and will not be able to travel abroad.

8 Facilities on campus UE Virtual All exchange students will be given a user name and password to access the UE virtual platform, where they will be able to check their courses and material uploaded by the teachers, or any other announcements. They will also be given an UE address, where they will be regularly contacted by administrative and academic staff. It is the students sole responsibility to check their mails. The link is: ESAN/CENDOC ESAN/Cendoc offers its services to students in all programs and to the faculty and researchers. It also offers access to EBSCOhost and Infotrac databases, with a considerable number of full text articles and reports. It also offers access to Internet and other national and international databases. ESAN/Cendoc fosters and maintains cooperative agreements with a wide range GRAN GAMA of institutions for the exchange of publications, donations, interlibrary loans and other specific content requests. In addition, it participates in international and national projects. At present, it has exchange agreements with over forty libraries and information centers from around the world. For further details: Information Services ESAN/Cendoc Library and Information Center is one of the most comprehensive in its area of specialization in Latin America. It has approximately fifty thousand volumes, among books, documents, reference collections and other types of materials. In addition, it has over 14,000 titles belonging to technical journals (online and printed versions) and records of journal articles in Spanish. Computing Center ESAN offers the media and facilities to connect with internal and external networks, including Internet, which facilitates communication with professors, students and allows for access to worldwide information sources. In addition, there are two fully-equipped computer laboratories with multimedia system, VC (videoconferencing) rooms, as well as on-campus wireless connection. Junior Assistant Program The International Student Office offers the "Junior Assistant Program", designed to help international students to get organized in Lima and to provide them with personal orientation regarding accommodation, public services, transport, meals and recreational activities; as well as to organize some cultural and international activities. ESAN University Junior Assistants will contact exchange students, so please, check your account frequently. Other courses available for incoming students

9 WINTER COURSES The 3-week session is perfect for those seeking a short-term intensive Peruvian experience (July-August), where we offer a variety of courses on campus from Monday to Thursday. Currently, Universidad ESAN is launching the course "Foreing Investment in Emerging Economies", which will take place on campus July 17th to August 7th This program has been designed entirely in English. We invite all international students interested in learning about doing business in Latin America to take this course. For further information, please visit: TAILOR-MADE PROGRAMS ESAN University offers tailor-made programs in a variety of fields in January and February. All of our programs are taught in English or Spanish. Living in Lima In addition to its economic appeal, our country presents interesting social features, such as its racial and cultural diversity, its economic and social differences and a population growth that has surpassed the Latin American average. Our campus is located in Surco, a residential area in Lima, the country s capital, with easy access from and to the different parts of the city. The city of Lima, also known as The City of the Kings, is one of the most attractive Latin American capital cities to live in. It is a pleasant, safe and modern city, adequate for professional development, especially because of its strategic location for multinational firms operating in the region. Nightlife in Lima offers a wide range of entertainment, and Peru is an important gastronomic destination in Latin America because of its rich gastronomic culture, which includes dishes from the different regions of the country. New shopping centers and extended supermarket and bank timetables make life easier, too. Distance from city / airport by taxi = 45 minutes International Student Welcome Guide Here you will find useful information about living in Peru, students services and facilities, our short study programs. Our courses are taught in English, which may appeal to you. One of our top programs is the new Certificate in Business in Emerging Markets (CBEM), which offers students the opportunity to learn how to do business in an emerging country, with focus on Latin American reality.