The ceremony was held at the Andrónico Luksic Complex of the San Joaquín Campus and brought together the promotions of the year 2021-2022. The recently graduated Catalina Ossandón Melo spoke on behalf of the students, and pointed out that graduating in the post-pandemic period has required them to think and rethink the way of being and doing education

From March 2023, the new Pedagogy in Special Education course will be taught at the Catholic University, a program that seeks that its graduates can intervene in situations associated with learning difficulties, disabilities and social exclusion, in different school contexts. Learn more from the voice of your career manager.

We interviewed schoolchildren interested in studying a career at the Faculty of Education. University students answered their questions in a video.

Gloria Sotomayor, Luis Escobar, Myriam Navarrete and Marcos González are some of the professionals and administrators who have witnessed the evolution of the unit during its 80 years of existence.

The book “This is how we dream Chile! Voices of early childhood for the new Constitution”, launched on Friday, August 26 and edited by Cynthia Adlerstein, an academic from the Faculty of Education, together with professors Amey Pinto and Blanca Hermosilla, answers this question. You can download it for free.

The event took place on July 28 and included the participation of former students of Pedagogy in Basic Education, Kindergarten, the Pedagogical Training Program and Interfaculty Pedagogies, as well as academics and various representatives of the UC Education Faculty.

It is the book edited by Mario Quintanilla, an academic from the UC School of Education, and Professor Agustín Adúriz-Bravo, presents proposals to promote teacher training and teaching in science classrooms.

The space, named in honor of a faculty professional who died in 2021, is located inside the Learning Experience Rooms (SEA) and was conditioned to accommodate lactating mothers during their working lives.

The award was presented by the rector Ignacio Sánchez on behalf of the University's Directorate of Transfer and Development. The recognition applauds the participation of academics, researchers and students in initiatives related to the protection and transfer of innovations.

How do we impact the country's educational challenges? That was the central question of the meeting that brought together authorities, academics and students. Minister Marco Antonio Ávila responded to this question in his talk and announced the government's education route.

Rosario Triviño began studying in prison to learn to read and write. He attended basic and secondary education and today is a Nursing Technician, thanks to his commitment and resilience together with Fundación Mujer Levántate and TELEDUC.

An innovative Fondef project awarded by the UC, which seeks to develop a written performance evaluation system at the second cycle level of basic education, is directed by Natalia Ávila, an academic from the Faculty of Education, and, as alternate director, by the MIDE UC researcher, Diego Carrasco.