Santiago News

The fourth event in the Cities & Climate Solutions series fetatured Mauricio Fabry from the Metropolitan Regional Government of Santiago.

The Center's late director supported the organization – which provides networking and mentoring services for women – since its inception.

Seven Columbia College and SEAS undergrads spent Thanksgiving break in Santiago getting to know the Chilean entrepreneurship and startup ecosystem.

The Center traveled to the north of the country to get first-hand knowledge on the mineral's extraction and production.

The Santiago Center, SIPA’s CGEP, and Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez’ Business School led a roundtable to address the region’s complexities.

The scholarship provides accepted students with full tuition from participating schools and support for non-tuition expenses from Columbia Global.

Programming Officer Chris Molinari visited the CHIC center located in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve.

The Luksic Scholarship for Sustainability will cover all tuition and living expenses.

The nation nears the final phase of its second attempt at a Constitutional reform.

The fourth event of the cycle focused on territorial development and decentralization and featured two Columbia graduates.

The week-long Spanish taught workshop will take place between March 18 and 23, 2024 in Santiago, Chile. Applications close on December 22.

An MOU was signed by both university presidents with the mission of collaborating in climate change, global health, among other fields.