Universidad de Tarapaca

The University of Tarapacá (UTA, Universidad de Tarapacá) is a public university in Arica, in Chile's Arica y Parinacota Region, created by Decree with Force of Law 150 of 11 December 1981, one of the new state universities of the military-era reform, and opened in 1982.塔拉帕卡大学(Universidad de Tarapacá,UTA)是智利阿里卡-帕里纳科塔大区阿里卡的一所公立大学,根据 1981 年 12 月 11 日第 150 号具有法律效力的法令创建,1982 年开始办学。

It occupies the former Arica seats of the University of Chile and the Universidad del Norte, and now runs three campuses in Arica plus a sede in Iquique, with 44 undergraduate and 27 postgraduate programmes distributed between the coastal campuses and the inland valley.该校继承智利大学与北方大学在阿里卡的原有校区,现于阿里卡设三个校区并在伊基克设分校,开设 44 个本科与 27 个研究生项目。

QS placed UTA in the 1401+ band of its World University Rankings 2027, and its archaeological museum in the Azapa Valley at San Miguel de Azapa holds the Chinchorro mummies, whose culture's settlement and mummification sites entered the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2021.QS 在 2027 年世界大学排名中把该校列入 1401+ 并列区间,其圣米格尔-德阿萨帕考古博物馆收藏钦乔罗木乃伊,相关遗址于 2021 年列入联合国教科文组织世界遗产。

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