In Santiago, one can choose the favourite education programme or specialize in a certain field in the many, research institutions, colleges and universities available. One of the largest universities in Chile, Universidad de Chile, is located here as well as the renowned Universidad de Santiago de Chile, which has changed people's lives in terms of education.

Agriculture degrees cover various aspects of farming, food production, and natural resource management.

You'll gain valuable knowledge about the many types of crops and their cultivation practices, from plant breeding and pest management to crop rotation techniques. Your journey will also lead you through the realm of animal nutrition, health, and welfare, as well as efficient livestock management operations.

You'll also explore the fascinating world of soil science, learning about soil classification, fertility, and erosion control methods. And as the future of agriculture relies heavily on cutting-edge technology, you'll be introduced to precision agriculture, biotechnology, and other innovative farming practices.

Whether you're passionate about managing a farm, offering expert agricultural consultancy, conducting groundbreaking research and development, or educating the next generation of agricultural enthusiasts, there's a fulfilling career path for you.

Chile has the oldest education system in the South America. The government has always partially financed this education system making it one of the cheapest student’s lives. The leading universities are Universidad de Chile and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso.

A bachelor's degree is given to students who fulfill the necessary requirements given by the college or university they are attending. The requirements include three to seven years of focus on a subject, typically referred to as a major or concentration.