UAHC Campuses

Campus Almirante Barroso, situated in central Santiago, serves as an important academic center for Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano, focusing on specialized programs and continuing education. This campus caters to students seeking professional development and advanced studies, with a strong emphasis on practical application and community engagement, aligning with the university’s humanistic principles.

• Law: Offering a robust curriculum in legal studies, focusing on human rights, social justice, and public law.
• Public Administration: Training students in governance, policy-making, and organizational management for public sector roles.
• Continuing Education Programs: A variety of short courses and diplomas in areas such as conflict resolution, cultural management, and social project design.
• Social Sciences: Advanced studies and research opportunities in sociology, anthropology, and political science with a focus on urban issues.
• Human Rights Studies: Specialized courses addressing legal and social frameworks for protecting and promoting human rights in Chile and beyond.
• Cultural Studies: Exploring the intersection of culture, identity, and society through interdisciplinary approaches.
• Community Development: Programs designed to equip students with skills for grassroots organizing and sustainable development projects.

Campus Almirante Barroso is known for its dynamic learning environment, where students benefit from close interaction with faculty and access to modern facilities tailored for professional training. The campus also hosts seminars, conferences, and public lectures that connect academic learning with real-world challenges, fostering a space for dialogue and innovation. Its central location in Santiago ensures accessibility and proximity to key cultural and governmental institutions, enhancing opportunities for internships and networking. This campus plays a vital role in the university’s mission to develop leaders who are committed to ethical practice and social transformation.

The Campus Condell of Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano, located in the heart of Providencia, is the main campus and a hub for a wide range of academic programs rooted in humanistic values. This campus offers a diverse array of undergraduate and postgraduate courses that emphasize social sciences, education, and cultural studies, reflecting the university's mission to foster critical thinking and social responsibility.

• Social Work: Focused on community development and social justice, preparing students to address societal challenges.
• Education: Programs in pedagogy for various levels, including early childhood and special education, with an emphasis on inclusive teaching practices.
• Psychology: A comprehensive curriculum covering clinical, educational, and organizational psychology, aimed at understanding human behavior.
• Sociology: Exploring social structures, inequalities, and cultural dynamics to equip students with analytical tools for societal change.
• History: In-depth studies of Chilean and Latin American history, fostering a critical understanding of past and present contexts.
• Anthropology: Training in cultural and social anthropology to address contemporary issues through ethnographic research.
• Political Science: Examining governance, public policy, and political theory with a focus on democratic participation.

In addition to these core programs, Campus Condell also hosts interdisciplinary courses and workshops that encourage students to engage with pressing global and local issues. The campus provides a vibrant academic environment with access to libraries, research centers, and community outreach programs, ensuring that students not only gain theoretical knowledge but also practical experience through fieldwork and collaborative projects. This campus serves as a cornerstone of the university’s commitment to humanistic education, nurturing professionals who are equipped to contribute meaningfully to society through empathy, ethics, and innovation.