University of Chile

The student will learn about the sources of international law, treaties, custom, unilateral acts, general principles of international law, doctrine, and jurisprudence. In the same way, students will understand about concepts related to subjects of international law, jurisdiction and immunities. Additionally, they will identify concepts such as territorial domain, the legal regime of Maritime Spaces, Airspace, Outer space and Antartica. Finally, students will understand the concept of international responsibility.

The purpose of the course is for students to understand and analyze basic fluid mechanics problems through their conceptual approach, an analytical formulation, applying the laws of physics and their analytical or numerical resolution, considering concepts of vector calculus and differential equations.

In this course students will know the theoretical foundations that support an analysis of the governance applied to the field of formation and transformation of the modern State and its practices of government in contemporary societies. 

The course addresses the modern and contemporary history of Palestine and the Arab world with a focus on thought, literature and the arts. The purpose is that they not only understand the political and historical dynamics from an internal perspective, but that the students get closer to the feelings of the protagonists of the history studied from what they themselves are thinking and expressing from their sensations and imagination (art).

Theoretical-practical course whose purpose is for students to acquire fundamental knowledge of evolutionary development during the school stage, adolescence, adulthood and senior citizen, based on active participatory methodologies.

Students will study and analyze the dictatorships of the southern cone (Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay) from a comparative and regional perspective, using sources especially appropriate for the study of recent history and memories, such as cinema, literature and music. 

Through the review and viewing of various documentaries and works of art, the aim is for students to recognize some of the impacts generated by the 1973 Coup d'état in Chilean society, emphasizing how it has affected the subjective constitution of societal impunity and the problems in the articulation of a social memory.

The course addresses current problems related to social, political, environmental and technological transformations, using as a common thread the production of dystopian series broadcasted in recent years on Internet audiovisual platforms. 

The purpose of this course is that the student can identify and understand the basic questions, positions and problems of metaphysics. Likewise, the aim is for the student to problematize metaphysical questions and approaches, integrating the relevance of this area of ​​study to their systematic understanding of philosophy.