Where is Campus Calama?

The Campus Calama of Universidad de Aconcagua is located in the mining heartland of Chile, in the Antofagasta region, and is dedicated to providing higher education tailored to the unique needs of this industrial area. This campus focuses on technical and professional programs that support the mining industry and regional development, offering students practical skills and knowledge in a dynamic environment.

• Mining Technology: Specialized programs focusing on mining operations, safety, and environmental management, crucial for the local economy.
• Engineering: Courses in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering, designed to prepare students for technical roles in mining and related industries.
• Business Administration: Programs in management and logistics, tailored to the needs of mining companies and support services.
• Technical Careers: Includes training in Electrical Technology and Maintenance, supporting industrial operations in the region.
• Health and Safety: Programs focused on occupational health and safety, critical for the mining sector.

The campus is equipped with specialized facilities to simulate real-world industrial environments, providing hands-on training for students. It collaborates closely with mining companies and local organizations to offer internships and job placement opportunities, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for the workforce. The Universidad de Aconcagua at Calama is committed to sustainable practices and community engagement, encouraging students to participate in projects that address environmental and social challenges in the region. Its location in a key mining area offers a unique educational context, blending academic learning with the practical demands of one of Chile’s most important industries.