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It is of great importance to us to be able to visit the University of Talca and bring our students and, above all, to show them the great possibility they have with the range of programs offered by the institution. Our school serves 15 communes, with a high degree of vulnerability. Therefore, we are proud that the University can receive us.
Offer for School Students
In order to present and disseminate the academic programs and relevant information of the University of Talca, the Institution carries out a service aimed at high school students in its Talca, Curicó, and Linares campuses, consisting of various practical and interactive activities that include guided tours, talks, and internships.
The activities are headed by trained guides ready to respond to the demands and concerns of young people. During the guided tours, attendees can visit any of the campuses, get to know the infrastructure on the ground and be part of university life. They can also access a talk and/or visit rooms and laboratories.
This Center conducts research, conservation, and dissemination of the cultural heritage of central Chile. Additionally, it is linked to the community by transforming its broad fund into pedagogical resources for education.
Among the main collections it harbors, the Colonial Franciscan Library of Chillán stands out, with 6,000 volumes, like the Polyglot Bible of 1515 and the Synod of Concepción of 1745, alongside charge and discharge books from the 19th century. The collection of Talca’s ‘La Mañana’ daily, from 1906 to 1991, the collection of scores by Claudio Arrau, the Olmos-Jauch collection, and the Benito Riquelme archive.
Created in 2005, the Documentation Center has an air-conditioned historic storage, digitization and file management laboratories, with professionals in charge of the sensitive areas of heritage interpretation.
Its offices are open to the public from Monday to Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. On Fridays from 09:00 a.m. to 14:30 p.m., with no break. Guided tours must be booked in advance.
