Our Faculty offers five (5) undergraduate degrees: Commercial Engineering (day and evening version, continuity of studies); Public Accountant Auditor (day and evening version, continuity of studies); Information Management, Library and Archival Science; and Engineering in Management Control, mention in Data Science (continuity of studies).

We have four (4) postgraduate programs: Master’s Degree in Economics; Master’s Degree in Economics Applied to Public Policy; Master’s Degree in People Management in Organizations; and Master’s in Business Administration – MBA.

100% of our staff academics have postgraduate degrees from prestigious universities. Most of them are dedicated to research,  with work that translates into publications in specialized journals, participation in Fondecyt projects, discussion of the country’s public policy, and consultancies for the public and private sectors.

1. Dean
   • Eduardo Saavedra – saavedra@uahurtado.cl
2. Director of Commercial Engineering – Director of Undergraduate Studies
   • Paula Belmonte – pbelmont@uahurtado.cl
3. Director of Postgraduates
   • Pablo González – pablogon@uahurtado.cl

1. Applied and Empirical Economics
   
   • Macroeconomics: Economic Situation, Growth, and Employment
   • Microeconomics: Information and Incentives
   • Empirical: Poverty and Inequality, Social Policies, Data Analysis
2. Public Policies
   • Political Economy and Institutions
   • Regulation & Competition: Core Services, Antitrust, Innovation, Infrastructure
   • Economic Environment: Environmental Policy, Tax Policy
3. Management
   
   • Finance and Accounting
   • People and Labor Relations
   • Marketing and Strategy

1. Undergraduate student exchange: We internationalize the Faculty not only by receiving students but also by involving our students in one-semester internships at universities abroad.
2. Double degrees and joint degrees: We currently have double degree agreements with Fordham University in MBA – and extendable to other programs. We are currently looking at the possibility of a double degree at the undergraduate level in Europe.
3. Academic exchange: Our academics actively participate in international conferences and seminars, which enhances their research potential by expanding and strengthening their research networks.
4. Active participation in Jesuit university network communities: We collaborate internationally through the network of counterparts AUSJAL and IAJBS.