Academic Schools and Programs
At the present, Universidad Diego Portales offers 31 undergraduate programs in daytime and evening formats at its various Faculties.
- Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design, undergraduate programs in: Architecture, Art and Design.
- Faculty of Communications and Letters: Journalism, Advertising and Creative Literature.
- Faculty of Economics and Business: Commercial Engineering, Engineering in Finance, Engineering in Marketing, Business Administration, Management Accounting and Public Accounting.
- Faculty of Engineering: Industrial Civil Engineering, Informatics and Telecommunications Civil Engineering, Civil Construction Engineering, Construction Engineering, Informatics and Management Engineering, and Industrial Engineering and Logistics Management.
- Faculty of Health Sciences: Medicine, Odontology, Nursing and Medical Technology.
- Faculty of Humanities and Education: Psychology, Pedagogy in General Primary Education and Pedagogy in Infant Education.
- Faculty of History and Social Sciences: Bachelor of Social Sciences, Sociology, Political Science and History.
- Faculty of Law, the degree in Law.
There are a total of 11,877 registered undergraduate students and more than 1,000 graduates students, with a total number of more than 16,000 alumni network.
Additionally, the University imparts various postgraduate programmes.
The Faculty of Education and Humanities runs Master of Psychology programmes specializing in Social Psychology, Theoretical and Clinical Psychoanalysis, Clinical Psychology specializing in Family and Couples Therapy, and Cognitive Development specializing in Dynamic Learning Propensity Assessment Device; Postgraduate courses in Clinical Psychoanalysis specializing in Adults, Clinical Psychology: Specialist in Transpersonal Humanist Psychotherapy, Psychomotricity, Specialist in Juvenile-Infant Clinical Psychology; Specialist Programmes in Education (Language and Communication, English as a Foreign Language, Artistic Education, Mathematical Education, Nature Study, Social Studies and Physical Education); and Diplomas in Juridical and Forensic Psychology and an International Diploma in Sports Psychology.
The Faculty of Health Sciences, in conjunction with the IberoAmerican University Foundation, offers an International Masters Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics, and a Postgraduate degree in Nutrition and Applied Dietetics.
The Faculty of Communications and Letters offers a programme leading to an International Masters Degree in Communication and an International Diploma in Management Communication.
The Faculty of Law offers Masters Degrees in Infant– Adolescent and Family Law, Constitutional Law and Public Institutions, and Criminal Law and the Penal Process; and postgraduate courses in Family Mediator Training.
The Faculties Economics and Business joined with the Faculty of Engineering through their Graduate Schools have developed an MBA programme with dual degree in Universitat Pompeu Fabra with specializations in Finance, Human Resources, Strategic Communication, Marketing and Quality Control and a Master in Finance; Masters programmes in Educational Management, Organizational Development and Behaviour, Information Technology Management, Systems Administration and Business Administration.
Finally, the Humanities Institute offers a Masters Degree programme in Contemporary Thought and a Diploma in Contemporary Thought.
In 2005, the total number of registered postgraduate students was 959.
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