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The Doctorate aims to favor the development of research in Psychology with an eminently social and interdisciplinary stamp, which allows understanding psychological processes considering their historical, cultural, macro and micro-social dynamics, as well as organic, thus contributing to the knowledge and transformation of the dynamics both psychological and social that go through the society in which we live. The Doctorate in Psychology is a regular postgraduate program, with face-to-face modality and that will grant the academic degree of Doctor in Psychology. Students entering the program must work in one of the following lines of research, which constitute thematic priorities of the Faculty of Psychology and bring together the research work of their academics:
Human rights, political violence and psychosocial reparation: This line of research addresses issues associated with the individual and social effects of political violence and its consequences on the victims and their descendants. It investigates how this violence has been registered and documented, the management of its assistance and reparation, and the treatment of its victims. The role of the different forms of resistance displayed by society is also examined. The political treatment of that recent past is addressed through public policies on truth, justice, reparations and memory. The subjectivities associated with these processes are investigated from clinical, psychosocial and political dimensions. An interdisciplinary approach is encouraged that contributes to formulating the appropriate epistemic approaches and establishing their ethical implications. In addition, this line deals with different phenomena from the point of view of Human Rights, such as childhood and adoptions, and gender and sexuality.
Social interactions, learning, and psychological change: This line of research analyzes the effects and relationships between different types of social interactions, learning processes, and psychological change throughout life. It assumes that learning and change, as psychological processes, have a relational and social nature; and furthermore, that different forms of social relationship from the first months of life have as a consequence different development processes throughout life. In particular, it seeks to understand how certain forms of social interaction and relational bonding and interventions in this line are associated with processes of learning, change and psychological well-being at different stages of life.
Subjective dynamics of social and institutional life: This line of research analyzes the psychological processes that take place within the framework of cultural and institutional dynamics of social life, such as family, neighborhood, community, work or organizations.. This implies attending to the social transformations underway, the dominant discourses or the dynamics of interaction, domination and resistance in different spheres of social life. The construction of contemporary social subjects can be approached from multiple conceptual and methodological tools, such as social and professional trajectories, gender dynamics, corporalization, governmentality, identities or mental health.
Program overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Doctorate aims to favor the development of research in Psychology with an eminently social and interdisciplinary stamp, which allows understanding psychological processes considering their historical, cultural, macro and micro-social dynamics, as well as organic, thus contributing to the knowledge and transformation of the dynamics both psychological and social that go through the society in which we live. The Doctorate in Psychology is a regular postgraduate program, with face-to-face modality and that will grant the academic degree of Doctor in Psychology. Students entering the program must work in one of the following lines of research, which constitute thematic priorities of the Faculty of Psychology and bring together the research work of their academics:
Human rights, political violence and psychosocial reparation: This line of research addresses issues associated with the individual and social effects of political violence and its consequences on the victims and their descendants. It investigates how this violence has been registered and documented, the management of its assistance and reparation, and the treatment of its victims. The role of the different forms of resistance displayed by society is also examined. The political treatment of that recent past is addressed through public policies on truth, justice, reparations and memory. The subjectivities associated with these processes are investigated from clinical, psychosocial and political dimensions. An interdisciplinary approach is encouraged that contributes to formulating the appropriate epistemic approaches and establishing their ethical implications. In addition, this line deals with different phenomena from the point of view of Human Rights, such as childhood and adoptions, and gender and sexuality.
Social interactions, learning, and psychological change: This line of research analyzes the effects and relationships between different types of social interactions, learning processes, and psychological change throughout life. It assumes that learning and change, as psychological processes, have a relational and social nature; and furthermore, that different forms of social relationship from the first months of life have as a consequence different development processes throughout life. In particular, it seeks to understand how certain forms of social interaction and relational bonding and interventions in this line are associated with processes of learning, change and psychological well-being at different stages of life.
Subjective dynamics of social and institutional life: This line of research analyzes the psychological processes that take place within the framework of cultural and institutional dynamics of social life, such as family, neighborhood, community, work or organizations.. This implies attending to the social transformations underway, the dominant discourses or the dynamics of interaction, domination and resistance in different spheres of social life. The construction of contemporary social subjects can be approached from multiple conceptual and methodological tools, such as social and professional trajectories, gender dynamics, corporalization, governmentality, identities or mental health.
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There are 18 master’s degrees, 41
certificates and one PhD programme at postgraduate level Universidad Alberto Hurtado
(UAH) in the following faculties:
PhD in Psychology
Main Campus, Santiago, Chile
48 monthsProgram duration
13,620 USDTuition Fee/year
YesScholarships
PsychologyMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Doctorate in Psychology is a regular postgraduate program, with face-to-face modality and that will grant the academic degree of Doctor in Psychology. Students entering the program must work in one of the following lines of research, which constitute thematic priorities of the Faculty of Psychology and bring together the research work of their academics:
Program overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
PhD
Study Level
PHD
Study Mode
On Campus
The Doctorate in Psychology is a regular postgraduate program, with face-to-face modality and that will grant the academic degree of Doctor in Psychology. Students entering the program must work in one of the following lines of research, which constitute thematic priorities of the Faculty of Psychology and bring together the research work of their academics:
Admission requirements
Important Dates
Application
Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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There are 28 undergraduate programmes at Universidad Alberto Hurtado(UAH) in the following faculties:
Arts and Humanities (4)
BA in Theory and History of Art
Bachelor in Geography
Bachelor of Archeology
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in History and Social Sciences)
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in Music)
Bachelor of History
Bachelor of Humanities
Bachelor of Humanities - Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in Spanish Language and Communication)
Bachelor of Language and Literature
Bachelor of Music (Choral Direction)
Bachelor of Music (Early Music)
Bachelor of Music (Singing)
Bachelor of Philosophy
Business and Management (4)
Bachelor in Management Control (Data Science)
Bachelor of Accounting and Auditing
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Bachelor of Economic Sciences
Life Sciences and Medicine (4)
Bachelor in Psychology
Graduate in Social Anthropology
Social Sciences and Management (4)
Bachelor in Social Communication
Bachelor in Social Work
Bachelor of Education (Basic Education)
Bachelor of Education (Differential Education)
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education)
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in Biology and Natural Sciences in Secondary Education)
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in English)
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in Mathematics)
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in Philosophy)
Bachelor of Education (Pedagogy in Visual Arts)
Bachelor of Information Management, Library Science and Archives
Bachelor of Law and Social Sciences
Bachelor of Political Science and International Relations
Bachelor of Public Administration
Bachelor of Sociology
There are 18 master’s degrees, 41 certificates and one PhD programme at postgraduate level Universidad Alberto Hurtado (UAH) in the following faculties:
Arts and Humanities (4)
Master Territorial Planning and Geography
Master in Didactics of History and Social Sciences
Master in History of Contemporary Chile
Master in Language and Literacy Didactics
Master in Latin American Literature
Master in Latin American Musicology
Master in Narrative Writing
Master in Philosophy
Life Sciences and Medicine (4)
Master in Latin American Anthropologies
Master in Relational Clinic with Children and Adolescents
Master in Social Psychology (Psychosocial Intervention and Evaluation of Social Projects)
Natural Sciences (4)
Master in Mathematics Didactics
Social Sciences and Management (4)
Interdisciplinary Master in Social Intervention
Master in Didactics of Experimental Sciences
Master in Economics
Master in Economics Applied to Public Policies
Master in Educational Policy
Master in Government and Society
Master in Government, Public Policies and Territory
Master in Image Studies
Master in People Management in Organizations
Master in Prevention, Urban Security and Criminal Policy
Master in Science, Technology and Society
Master in Sociology
Master's Degree in Educational Management and Direction
Full-Time MBA (1)
MBA - Master of Business Administration
Arts and Humanities (3)
PhD in Philosophy
Life Sciences and Medicine (3)
PhD in Psychology
Social Sciences and Management (3)
PhD in Education
PhD in Social Work
PhD in Sociology