Applicant Profile

The Master's program is aimed at professionals in the agricultural areas (plant, animal and aquaculture), natural resources and applied sciences, such as: Agricultural Engineers, Aquaculture Engineers, Veterinarians, Natural Resources Engineers, Biologists, Biochemists and related fields.

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and/or a professional title whose study plan is equivalent to at least 8 semesters (240 SCT-Chile credits).

Graduate profile

The graduation profile includes the development and evidence of the following competencies or performances:
1. Implements research processes and effectively communicates the results, demonstrating mastery of agricultural management with scientific proposals that address the sector's demands, in order to make agroecosystems dedicated to primary food production more efficient.
2. Integrates specialized knowledge that allows them to study production cycles, analyze realities, and make critical judgments about disciplines that contribute to productive efficiency.
agricultural systems, from a socially and ethically responsible perspective.
3. Demonstrates responsibility and autonomy in decision-making, for the updating of knowledge and the development of skills, promoting scientific and disciplinary collaboration
permanent in the execution of investigative work in the area of agricultural sciences.