Area
Humanities
Sub-Discipline
Art, Art History, Architecture, Music, Cinema, Radio and TV
Pontifical Catholic University of Chile
- City: Santiago,
- Commune: Santiago,
- Region: Metropolitan Region
goals
Among its specific objectives, the program seeks to: Provide students with the knowledge necessary to formulate architectural projects that critically acknowledge the cultural conditions of the contemporary world; equip them with technological tools in the fields of representation, structures, and construction; and equip them with research tools to deepen their understanding of the historical and theoretical aspects of architecture.
Applicant Profile
The MARQ program is designed for graduates in architecture and related fields who are prepared to undertake an intensive, three-semester advanced program. Its student body is diverse, comprised of Chilean and international professionals, as well as graduates from the UC School of Architecture. Admission requirements: Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional qualification from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. They must also pass the selection process, which includes submitting a complete application and receiving approval from the Postgraduate Committee.
Graduate profile
It is expected that graduates of MARQ will be able to become key players in the discipline, actively participating in the design of the contemporary city. It is intended that, through personal theoretical and critical thinking, graduates will develop architectural projects relevant to their urban, cultural, and social context, recognizing the multiple variables that influence their form.
Lines of investigation
Critical Theory, Architectural Typology, Technology, Representation, Interior.
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