新加坡国立大学硕士课程时间安排
2024-11-15
更新时间：2024-09-06 17:00:00作者：欧曼老师
智利圣地亚哥大学是该国历史最悠久的大学之一。它成立于1849年，名为工艺美术学院，从1981年起以现在的名字为人所知
这所高等教育机构提供科学、技术、医学、工程、建筑和人文学科的广泛学位。所有教学都用西班牙语。
USACH的大部分研究侧重于科学、应用科学和教育，并在其九个智库、研究所和研究中心进行，包括：CECTA和CEUS Llanquihue，专注于食品和食品技术；CEDENNA，研究纳米科学和纳米技术；Innovo和Citecamp，研究技术转让和创新；CICES、Comenius和CEDETEC，从事教育研究以及教育技术和创新；以及社会科学研究所IDEA
除了研究之外，智利圣地亚哥大学还以其管弦乐队和合唱团而自豪，这些乐队和合唱团分别自20世纪80年代和50年代开始运营，并定期参加国内和国际演出。也是在20世纪80年代，在该机构的场地上建造了一座天文馆。该大学校园位于圣地亚哥市中心，让学生可以参观全市各地举办的各种文化活动。
在圣地亚哥大学，智利的杰出校友包括2011年获得国家新闻奖的记者Sergio Campos，政治家、医生和公共卫生专家、国会议员、音乐家、导演和社会活动家Victor Jara，土木工程师Santiago Gonzalez，Sergio Lavanchy，Andres Molina，商人和慈善家Leonardo Farkas
University of Santiago, Chile is one of the country’s oldest universities. Set up in 1849 as the School of Arts and Crafts, it has become known under its current name from 1981.
The higher level education institution offers a broad range of degrees in science, technology, medicine, engineering, architecture and humanities. All teaching is in Spanish.
Most of USACH's research focuses on sciences and applied sciences and education, and is done across its nine think tanks, institutes and research centres including: CECTA and CEUS Llanquihue, which concentrate on food and food technology; CEDENNA, which researches nanoscience and nanotechnology; Innovo and Citecamp, researching technology transfer and innovation; CICES, Comenius and CEDETEC, which do research in education, and technology and innovation in education; and IDEA, a social science institute.
Beyond research, the University of Santiago, Chile prides itself on its orchestra and choirs that have been running since the 1980s and 1950s respectively, and which take part in regular national and international performances. It was also in the 1980s that a planetarium got built on the premises of the institution. The university campus is located in central Santiago, giving students access to the various cultural events that take place across the city.
Among the University of Santiago, Chile’s prominent alumni are Sergio Campos, a journalist who was awarded the National Prize in Journalism in 2011, Karla Rubilar, politician, doctor and public health specialist and member of Congress, musician, director and social activist Victor Jara, civil engineers Santiago Gonzalez, Sergio Lavanchy, Andres Molina, businessman and philanthropist Leonardo Farkas.
