Master of Media Arts

Plan de estudios

The Master's Program is organized into a semester-based system with a flexible curriculum. The program comprises a total of 90 credits, each representing 27 hours of student work.

The program is organized into four semesters, with a total of 48 credits corresponding to required courses. Of these, 15 credits correspond to courses in the Technological Applications track (Technological Applications A, Technological Applications B, Technological Applications C, Laboratory A, Laboratory B, and Laboratory C); 10 credits to courses in the Media Theory and Aesthetics track (Seminar, Methodology A, and Methodology B); and 23 credits to courses in the Authorial Project track (Workshop A, Workshop B, Workshop C, Workshop D, and Practical Seminar Workshop). A total of 12 credits are allocated to Elective Complementary Courses and 30 credits to the development of the AFE (Academic Project).

Additionally, students must complete three follow-up activities that do not lead to credits but must be passed: Midterm I, Midterm II, and the Colloquium. Midterms are meetings held midway through the first (Midterm I) and third (Midterm II) semesters, designed to provide a space for reflection on the initial exercises and/or authorial proposals of first- and second-year students. The Colloquium, on the other hand, marks the formal approval of the AFE project and is a feedback activity between the faculty and the students in their final semester, open to the public.

The mandatory and elective curricular activities will be determined from among those established in the study plan by mutual agreement between the student and the Academic Committee of the Program, who will guide him in accordance with the requirements of the program and the orientation of his authorial degree project.

Requisitos de admisión

• Being in possession of an academic degree, Bachelor or professional degree, which level, content and duration are equivalent to a training of a professional degree of Universidad de Chile.
• Accrediting the development of a body of work in the field of visual art or related areas, which counts the potentiality, relevance, contribution or impact to the field of studies.
• Investigation project.
• Comprehensive understanding of the Spanish language.

Required documentation

• Intention letter: Document with the reasons why you are applying for the study program
• Application form
• Copy of Academic, Bachelor or Professional degree
• Curriculum Vitae
• Dossier or Portafolio of projects developed
• Health insurance declaration (international students)
• A letter of Intention which declares the objectives to be achieved within the program and a work proposal of the subject(s) to be presented in the Thesis.

The requested files must be uploaded to the application site, avaliable here. 

Postulaciones

• June 16, 2025 to June 23, 2026
• Classes begin: August 2026.

Applications 2027

• July 7 , 2026 to June 25, 2027
• Classes begin: August 2027

Cost

• Cost: 236 UF
• Inscription value: $243.900