Rate My Professor Cristian Hurtado

In his teaching responsibilities, Hurtado instructs first-year law students in core economics courses, including Introducción a la Economía, Microeconomía, and Macroeconomía. These courses are specifically tailored for students in the Derecho program at the Universidad de Chile, aiming to build foundational knowledge in economic theory relevant to legal studies and practice. For instance, the Microeconomía course covers key economic concepts designed for law students, while Macroeconomía addresses broader economic dynamics. Hurtado also teaches advanced topics such as Macroeconomía y Políticas Públicas and has participated in departmental seminars, such as the Seminario Inflación y Derecho III: Política Fiscal e Inflación, where he presented on fiscal policy implications for law. Additionally, he oversees student assistants for his courses, as indicated by recent convocations from the Department of Economic Law. His ongoing involvement in the academic body supports the Faculty of Law's mission to equip students with interdisciplinary skills combining law and economics. Hurtado maintains an active profile through the university's academic portfolio system and library resources.