Overview
- UNMSM reports receiving S/12,840,828 of an S/40 million allocation under Law 32185, leaving a shortfall of more than S/27 million.
- The university says S/72,938,846 was not disbursed for a public investment project to promote science, technology and innovation at its intelligent technologies research center.
- For 2026, UNMSM projects a further reduction of S/17,296,489, including S/13,484,620 in goods and services and S/3,811,869 in capital expenditures.
- Leaders warn the funding gaps threaten administrative operations, laboratories, research projects and student support programs.
- The institution urges the Executive and Congress to correct the deficits and underscores its national standing with 650+ RENACYT researchers, strong graduate employability and top rankings.