List of Universities in Chile - Santiago Metropolitan Region

Santiago Metropolitan Region

  • Santiago
    • Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad Alberto Hurtado (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad de las Américas (Private)
    • Universidad de los Andes (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad Andrés Bello (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad de Artes, Ciencias y Comunicación (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Headquarters) (Private) (Traditional)
    • Universidad Central de Chile (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad de Chile (Headquarters) (Public) (Traditional)
    • Universidad de Ciencias de la Informática (Private)
    • Universidad del Desarrollo (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad Diego Portales (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad Gabriela Mistral (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad de Los Lagos (Public) (Traditional)
    • Universidad Mayor (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad Metropolitana de Ciencias de la Educación (Headquarters) (Public) (Traditional)
    • Universidad del Pacifico (Headquarters) (Private)
    • Universidad San Sebastián (Private)
    • Universidad de Santiago de Chile (Headquarters) (Public) (Traditional)
    • Universidad Santo Tomás (Private)
    • Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana (Headquarters) (Public) (Traditional)
    • Universidad Tecnológica de Chile (Headquarters) (Private)

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