Facts About Chile University Of Chile

University of Chile, established in September 1842, is one of the oldest universities in the Americas and the largest and oldest institution in Chile. The two most notable alumni of the University of Chile include Pablo Neruda and Gabriela Mistral, the Nobel Laureates, in addition to couple of Head of States of Chile. In fact, most of the Presidents of Chile including the Presidents of 20th Century have graduated from the University of chile.





University of chile has 16 faculties, spread over 13 different campuses, including Faculty of Economics, Business, Arts, Science, Humanities, Philosophies, Social Sciences, Film, Chemical and Pharmaceuticals, Mental Health, Engineering, Theater, School of Government, Agronomic Sciences, Forestry, Medical, Law and Mathematics, among others. Moreover, University of chile is in-charge of many nationwide institutions such as The National Astronomical Observatory, The Chilean Commission on Nuclear Energy, The Contemporary Art Museum, Center for Greek, Byzantine and Neohellenic Studies, Center for Mathematical Modeling, and Institute of Public Affairs, among others.