Universidad Católica San Antonio

What you'll study

The published information highlights a comprehensive MBA curriculum covering all principal areas of business administration and management; specific modules are not itemised on the source page. The programme description stresses updated, labour-market-oriented content, techniques and skills demanded by employers, and includes opportunities for research-driven learning.

Entry requirements

The public page refers to an admissions and matriculation process and notes that students with related official studies can request a prior credit recognition study at no cost. No detailed academic or professional entry criteria are specified in the source text.

Career prospects

The programme is designed to broaden and deepen knowledge and specialisation for the labour market and explicitly prepares students with techniques and skills sought by companies. Students undertake external internships at organisations that hold agreements with the university to gain workplace experience and a clearer view of future professional options.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course page mentions scholarships and aid (Becas y Ayudas) and provides links to admission-related services such as recognition of credits, student mobility, and the university’s financial and support resources; no specific scholarship amounts or eligibility details are provided on the cited text.