Type Private (non-profit) President Marco Moreno Pérez Rector Santiago González Larraín | Established 2000 Founded 2000 | |
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Location Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile Website Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration | ||
The Faculty of Politics and Government of the Central University of Chile (Spanish: Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Administración Pública de la Universidad Central de Chile), also known as the Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration, is one of the first School of Public Administration in Santiago taught by a private university. The building is located in the University District of Santiago, near the future Parque Almagro metro station and Paseo Bulnes.
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History
The Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration of the Central University of Chile is one of the faculties that make up the Central University of Chile, founded in 1982. It originated as a Civil Service career, starting his academic activities in March 1983 on Campus "La Perla", in the commune of San Bernardo, Chile. As from 1988 is referred to School of Political and Administrative Sciences, and moved to North Campus Almagro, in the Santiago, next to the Almagro Park. Later in the 2000, you create the Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration. In 2003, the race of Political Science is created, and in 2004 to its current premises on the campus moves Vicente Kovacevic II, with the Faculty of Sciences Education
Enfoques Journal
Since 2003, the Faculty of Political Science and Public Administration from the Central University of Chile publishes the Revista Enfoques, Academic Journal semiannual circulation (July and December), specializing in issues related to Public policy, public administration and governance of State. In that sense, original articles, research advances and book reviews, both in Chile and abroad, from the main areas of the humanities and social sciences, with special emphasis on the disciplines of Political Science, Economics, Public law, Political philosophy and International relations.