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Name of the curricular activity	Academic in charge	Character	Face-to-face time load (chronological hours)	Non-face-to- face workload (chronologica 1 hour)	Total workload (chronologica l hours)	Total credits	Period
Name of the curricular activity	Academic in charge	Character	Face-to-face time load (chronological hours)	Non-face-to- face workload (chronologica 1 hour)	Total workload (chronologica l hours)	Total credits	Period
Integrated Management of Natural Resources	Responsible:Fra ncisco Matus Participantes: Adison Altamirano, Carolina Merino, and External	Mandatory	4	6	10	7	First semester
Integrated Management of Natural Resources	Guest Professors	Mandatory	4	6	10	7	First semester
Biogeochemical cycles and environment	Responsible: María de la Luz Mora Participant:	Mandatory	4	10	14	10	First semester
Biogeochemical cycles and environment	Carolina Merino	Mandatory	4	10	14	10	First semester
Ecological and evolutionary foundations for the sustainable exploitation and management of	Responsible: Lorena Vieli	Mandatory	4	6	10	7	First semester
biodiversity	Responsible: Lorena Vieli	Mandatory	4	6	10	7	First semester
Bibliographic Seminar I	Responsible: Leonardo Bardehle Participants: Andrés Quiroz, Ana Mutis, Emilio	Mandatory	1	5	6	4	First semester
Bibliographic Seminar I	Hormazábal	Mandatory	1	5	6	4	First semester
Bibliographic	Responsible:	Mandatory	1	3	4	3	Second
Seminar II	Paula Cartes	Mandatory	1	3	4	3	semester
Research Unit	Responsible: Gonzalo Tortella Participants: Designated	Mandatory	4	20	24	17	Second semester
Research Unit	supervisor	Mandatory	4	20	24	17	Second semester
Qualification	Designated	Mandatory	1	40	41	29	Third semester
Exam	supervisor	Mandatory	1	40	41	29	Third semester
Doctoral Advancement I	Advancement Coordinating	Mandatory	2	40	42	30	Fourth semester
Doctoral Advancement I	Committee;	Mandatory	2	40	42	30	Fourth semester
	Evaluating Commission and Thesis Supervisor
	Professor
Doctoral Advancement II	Advancement Coordinating Committee; Evaluating Commission and Thesis Supervisor Professor	Mandatory	2	40	42	30	Fifth semester
Doctoral Advancement III	Advancement Coordinating Committee; Evaluating Commission and Thesis Supervisor Professor	Mandatory	2	40	42	30	Sixth semester
Doctoral Advancement IV	Advancement Coordinating Committee; Evaluating Commission and Thesis Supervisor Professor	Mandatory	2	40	42	30	Seventh semester
Doctoral Degree Examination	Advancement Coordinating Committee; Evaluating Commission and Thesis Guide	Mandatory	4	40	44	3	Eighth semester
Doctoral Degree Examination	Professor	Mandatory	4	40	44	3	Eighth semester
Doctoral Thesis	Advancement	Mandatory	6	40	46	30	Eighth semester
Doctoral Thesis	Coordinating Committee;	Mandatory	6	40	46	30	Eighth semester
	Evaluating Commission and Thesis Guide
	Professor
Functional and Structural Analysis of Enzymes	Responsible:Ana Mutis	Elective	4	4	8	6	First or second semester
Functional and Structural Analysis of Enzymes	Participant:Herb ert Venthur	Elective	4	4	8	6	First or second semester
Biodynamics and Molecular Pharmacology	Responsible: Patricio Iturriaga	Elective	4	4	8	6	First or second semester
Biochemistry and stress mechanisms in plants	Responsible:Pau la Cartes Participant: Marjorie Reyes	Elective	4	4	8	6	First or second semester
Biochemistry and microbiology of soil and water	Responsible: María de la Luz Mora Participant:	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Biochemistry and microbiology of soil and water	Cristina Diez	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Food biotechnology	Responsible:Mó nica Rubilar Participants: Mariela Bustamante,	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Food biotechnology	Carolina Shene	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Soil and environmental conservation	Responsible: Francisco Matus	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Enzymes and environment	Responsible:Mar	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Enzymes and environment	ía de la Luz Mora	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Advanced plant physiology	Responsible: Marjorie Reyes,	Elective	4	4	8	6	First or second semester
Advanced plant physiology	Participant:Paul a Cartes	Elective	4	4	8	6	First or second semester
Organic matter- clay interaction	Responsible: Francisco Matus	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Introduction to Entomology	Responsible:Leo nardo Parra Participant:	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Introduction to Entomology	Andrés Quiroz	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Environmental Nanotechnology	Responsible: Olga Rubilar	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Environmental Nanotechnology	Participant: Gonzalo Tortella	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Chemical and biological processes of the rhizosphere	Responsible: María de la Luz Mora	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Green chemistry	Responsible: Andrés Quiroz Participant: Leonardo	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Green chemistry	Bardehle	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Soil-plant relationship and mineral nutrition	Responsible: María de la Luz Mora	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester
Química de productos naturales Chemistry of natural products	Responsible: Emilio Hormazabal Participant: Andrés Quiroz	Elective	4	4	8	6	Second semester

MANDATORY AND ELECTIVE COURSES

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