Currently, the Faculty of Psychology is composed of the Psychology Program with more than 500 students and almost 600 graduates. It also consists of six(6) Master’s programs , one Doctoral Program and multiple continuing education programs, with almost 200 students enrolled, To date, more than 300 master’s and undergrad students have graduated.

In addition, the faculty has the Psychological Care Center (with four specialized programs of care and clinical training for professionals).

We are 21 academics (100% with postgraduate degrees).

A daily schedule of the Faculty includes undergrad and postgrad teaching, disciplinary research with it’s own external funds(CONICYT), a permanent service of specialized psychological care for the difficulties in accessing mental health resources, and permanent ties with the environment to disseminate knowledge and/or intervene in the problematic realities of society where psychology has a relevant voice.

1. Dean
   • Álvaro Soto – asoto@uahurtado.cl
2. Director of Psychology 
   • Andrea Jaramillo – ajaramillo@uahurtado.cl
3. Director of Postgraduate Studies and Research
   • Carolina Altimir – caltimir@uahurtado.cl

1. People Management of Organizations
2. Social Interactions and School Learning 
3. Qualitative Social Research and Psychosocial Problems in Chile
4. Education Policies and Designs 
5. Psychotherapy and Therapeutic Processes
6. Subjectivities at Work
7. New Subjectivities and Social Change
8. Political Violence, Memory, and Human Rights
9. Brain Aging and Cognitive Disorders in Degenerative Diseases

The main driver of internationalization in our faculty goes hand in hand with our community of academics, and our doctoral program.

1. Academic exchange: Our academics actively participate in international conferences and seminars, as well as in networks, which favors their research potential by expanding and strengthening their research networks.
2. Signing of international agreements for student and academic mobility.
3. Incorporation of visiting scholars to our faculty.
4. Summer School Organization
5. Active participation in Jesuit university network communities: we collaborate internationally through the AUSJAL network of counterparts.

To know more about the internationalization of the PhD program in Psychology click here