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New York University
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Study Spanish in Buenos Aires, the modern cosmopolitan hub of Argentina known for its old-world charm. You will take an intensive Spanish languag...
See All 2 ProgramsCIEE College Study Abroad
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Your Liberal Arts program in Buenos Aires lasts a full semester and is designed for students from all academic backgrounds who have Spanish language skills. You will enroll in CIEE courses and host institution courses delivered in Spanish. Enhance your experience with co-curricular and extracurricul
See All 15 ProgramsArcos Learning Abroad
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Study abroad in the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, known as the Paris of South America. Explore numerous historic neighborhoods and learn about the world-famous tango while taking classes with one of our renowned academic partners. Argentina is a country of vast landscapes and a fri
University Studies Abroad Consortium
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Immerse yourself in the culture of two capital cities – Montevideo and Buenos Aires – for the 2025 winter session. Enroll in a three-credit course while studying abroad. Availability is contingent upon student enrollment and is subject to change. Your course options include: - Spanish Language and
AIFS Abroad
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Traveling and seeing the world doesn’t necessarily mean taking a break from your studies. Study abroad with AIFS and broaden your academic knowledge while learning about foreign cultures! Serving more than 1.5 million students since 1964, AIFS is a recognized provider of study abroad programs. We o
See All 5 ProgramsWorldStrides
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Discover Buenos Aires through a semester abroad in one of Latin America’s most vibrant and culturally diverse cities. Study at the University of Belgrano, Argentina’s first private university, and take courses in English or Spanish while exploring Latin American Studies. Immerse yourself in the city
IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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DESIGN YOUR DREAM SEMESTER IN BUENOS AIRES Tackle research. Accelerate Spanish language progress. Take classes alongside Latin American peers. Whatever your goals, this program has the flexibility to make it happen. Craft your semester with classes in Spanish, taught by IFSA faculty or at one of th
See All 6 ProgramsExpanish
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Spend your summer studying abroad in Buenos Aires while earning academic credit and immersing yourself in Argentine culture. The Expanish Summer Program combines engaging coursework with cultural exploration in one of Latin America’s most fascinating cities. Students take courses connected to cultu
See All 4 ProgramsSIT Study Abroad
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On Argentina: Social Movements and Human Rights, study social movements in a country internationally renowned for its innovation and protagonism in the struggle for human rights for its diverse populations. Argentina has seen rapid growth in social movements in recent decades. The symbolic, social,
See All 4 ProgramsIES Abroad
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Study abroad in Argentina and experience the best of Latin American and European flair. Spreading nearly 3,000 miles down the backbone of South America, Argentina is a vast country with many ecosystems—lush subtropical jungle, vast grasslands, and stony, sub-Antarctic Patagonia—that draw Eco touri
See All 5 ProgramsMente Argentina
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Embark on a dynamic academic journey in Buenos Aires with Mente Argentina’s Academic Semester Program. Designed for students eager to delve into Argentine culture and academic excellence, this program allows you to study at one of four prestigious universities. Whether aiming for a semester or a ful
See All 18 ProgramsCEA
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Buenos Aires is a multicultural city filled with immigrants from all over the world, making it a great place to understand how different cultures work together. Located on the western shore of La Plata River, the birthplace of the tango has a thriving arts culture, hip café scene, rich literary hist
See All 4 ProgramsAcademic Programs International
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Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and is located on the shore of the Río de la Plata. It is one of Latin America's most important ports and populous cities. This grand city with wide avenues and a vibrant cosmopolitan flair is seen as more European than Latin American. Its energy and bustle a
Middlebury - C.V. Starr Schools Abroad
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The Middlebury School in Argentina provides an immersive academic and cultural experience designed to help students advance their Spanish proficiency while engaging deeply with Argentine life. Through the Middlebury Language Pledge, participants commit to speaking only Spanish throughout their time
Arcos Journeys Abroad
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Study Spanish in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires! This cosmopolitan South American capital is known as the Paris of South America. Take language classes in the mornings at a Cervantes Institute in the very heart of downtown and only a block from the Plaza de Mayo. Live with a carefully selected hom
See All 2 ProgramsDon Quijote
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Live "the Spanish way" while learning the language at Don Quijote. Our unique and immersive learning environment helps students reach their full language potential, inside and outside the classroom. We provide a range of courses for all skill levels based on individual needs. We achieve this by tak
CIEE High School Grads Abroad
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Your First Year Abroad program in Buenos Aires lasts 12 weeks and is designed for students from all academic backgrounds. You will enroll in a combination of CIEE courses and courses taught online through CIEE’s global academic partner, Arizona State University (ASU). Enhance your experience with co
International TEFL and TESOL
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Use the coupon code GoAbroad15 upon checkout to receive 15% off any course. Take advantage of our Super Sale! Choose from a selection of accredited online TEFL courses, with prices starting from 6000 Argentine Pesos. Our 60-hour, 120-hour, 180-hour, and level 5 online TEFL and TESOL courses will pr
StudyAbroad.com
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Spend a semester studying at one of Argentina’s top-ranked universities while experiencing the vibrant energy of Buenos Aires. Universidad Austral offers students the chance to take courses in English or Spanish across a variety of academic fields, including business, engineering, law, and biomedica
myTEFL
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Argentina. Can you say history, romance, culture, dance, food, and passion in the same sentence? You can say it and live it when you join our TEFL program in this exciting country. Complete your accredited TEFL course in Buenos Aires while munching down on chimichurris and soaking in the local ener
How to Study Abroad in Buenos Aires
Program Options
There are two primary routes you can generally take to study abroad in Buenos Aires. The first is enrolling in classes directly at a local university (such as the University of Buenos Aires, one of the most highly regarded on the continent). In order to enroll at an Argentine university you will typically be expected to have a respectable command of the Spanish language, at least so much that you may understand what your professors are lecturing about.
An alternative path is to study at an international or satellite school which is connected to a study abroad program in Buenos Aires. Enrolling in classes at one of these smaller institutions can give you the benefit of an English-taught education by local faculty, along with a course load specifically designed for foreign students. Some structured study abroad programs during the summer time can also take you to multiple destinations throughout the region, with Buenos Aires just one stop among several.
Whichever path you choose, some popular course subjects explored by international students in Buenos Aires include Spanish, history, Latin American studies, psychology, and international relations. Your selection of courses will be much broader at a full university than at a smaller satellite school, but both can provide for a great education nonetheless!
Student Life
With nearly 13 million people calling Buenos Aires their home, Argentina’s capital is the fourth largest metropolitan area in the Americas (following Mexico City, Sao Paulo, and New York). It is also one of just three Latin American cities to be awarded “alpha” global city status, a testament to its strong regional influence and international outlook.
First established as a Spanish colony during the 16th century, Buenos Aires has blossomed since becoming the newly formed nation’s capital in 1880. It has been a major center of immigration throughout recent history, and today is home to a highly diverse ethnic and cultural population. It also boasts a variety of distinct architectural styles, ranging from colonial to art nouveau to modern.
Because of its cultural richness, the city has been nicknamed the “Paris of South America,” and it won’t be hard to see why while you study abroad in Buenos Aires. From the world-class museums and galleries to a delectable restaurant and café scene to its electric nightlife, international students will certainly not be lacking for immersive opportunity in the capital city. Music, cinema, literature, art – Buenos Aires has long been a flourishing cultural bed for all these pastimes.
Scholarships & Costs
For such a highly influential global city, the costs of living in Buenos Aires are actually quite reasonable by global standards. The local currency is the Argentine peso, which trades at about 14 ARS to $1 USD. Because South America’s economy is still finding its footing, international students can expect to pay significantly less for living necessities in Buenos Aires than in many other industrialized countries.
Nevertheless, studying abroad can often be an expensive venture, so it is always a good idea to check out available scholarships for information about financial aid opportunities. You should also talk to your home school about the potential for rolling over admission to study abroad in Buenos Aires.
Accommodation & Visas
International students that study abroad in Buenos Aires typically face a variety of different housing alternatives. Homestays are one popular option, giving students a unique opportunity to fully immerse themselves in local family life. Living in dormitories is also a great way for students enrolled at a full university to engage fully with campus life. Living in a separate apartment, either individually or with roommates, is lastly a nice option for students who prefer a greater degree of personal autonomy.
Argentine’s visa policy can be a bit complicated, but as a general principle, most students should expect to apply for documentation with the endorsement of their host school of study abroad program in Buenos Aires. For more information on the details of the visa process as it applies to your home country, check out our Argentine Embassy Directory.
Benefits & Challenges
Language Immersion. If you are a student of the Spanish language, you will be amazed at how far your fluency soars while you study abroad in Buenos Aires. Make an effort to speak the language as much as possible, both in and outside the classroom.
Historical Prominence. As a major regional influence, studying abroad in Buenos Aires is a gateway to better understanding the history and modern context of the entire South American continent.
Work Hard, Play Hard. Let’s not forget that studying abroad is as much about exploring personal freedom as about gaining a global education. Put bluntly, you’re going to have a ton of fun in Buenos Aires.
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Made my job as a traveling faculty member so easy!
August 22, 2026by: Samantha Corralejo - United StatesArcos helped us with our recent study abroad trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Everyone on the team was so kind, thorough, and great with communication. They planned learning activities that aligned incredibly well with the interests of our students, and were with us every step of the way to make sure things went smoothly. The co-directors for Buenos Aires were incredible. They showed so much care for our students and brought incredible positivity and energy every day. I highly recommend them!
I had a fantastic trip!
August 15, 2026by: Advait Madabhushi - United StatesThe Arcos Journey abroad was very fun, the cultural immersion aspect of it made my experience in Buenos Aires so fun. I especially enjoyed that we went on several excursions not just in Buenos Aires and within Argentina, but also the trip to Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, was also a very enjoyable experience so I want to thank Arcos for this experience.
I had a fantastic trip!
August 15, 2026by: Advait Madabhushi - United StatesThe Arcos Journey abroad was very fun, the cultural immersion aspect of it made my experience in Buenos Aires so fun. I especially enjoyed that we went on several excursions not just in Buenos Aires and within Argentina, but also the trip to Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, was also a very enjoyable experience so I want to thank Arcos for this experience.
How study abroad altered my brain chemistry
August 14, 2026by: Yohany Meneses - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Public Health in Urban Envr.
I arrived expecting to learn about public health, but I left with a new understanding of myself, my future, and the world around me. Through SIT’s Public Health in Urban Environments program, I studied Argentina’s health system, epidemiology, and social determinants of health while experiencing firsthand how culture, community, and inequality shape health. My independent research on access to dental care in underserved communities was especially meaningful. As someone pursuing pediatric dentistry, speaking with dentists and families strengthened my desire to make oral healthcare more accessible and culturally responsive. But some of my most important lessons happened outside the classroom. Living with a host family, traveling throughout Argentina, building friendships, and navigating a new environment pushed me beyond what was comfortable and made me more independent and open-minded. Study abroad didn’t just give me memories or academic credits it changed how I see my education, my future career, and myself. As a mentor, I hope to help other students take that same leap and make their experience their own.
I did not want it to end !!
August 09, 2026by: Abigail Davis - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Summer Session
Overall I truly loved the program. I felt super comfortable and I give all of the credit to Expanish. From the moment I arrived at school until I left I really felt that they only had the best intentions for me.
¡Hola, Abigail! Thank you so much for these kind words! :) We're so happy to hear you felt comfortable and supported from day one — that's exactly the experience we aim to create. Making sure our students feel cared for every step of the way is what Expanish is all about, and it means the world to know we got that right for you. We wish you all the best on your Spanish journey ahead. ¡Un fuerte abrazo!
The experience of a lifetime!
July 24, 2026by: Norah E Reade - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Social Mvmts. & Human Rights
This program was truly unforgettable. I learned more than I could ever imagine both inside and outside of the classroom. I made invaluable connections and lifelong friendships and I was supported by incredible administrative staff. I highly recommend this program for anyone who is adventurous, serious about academics, and wanting to learn more about themselves and the world.
Best experience ever!
July 21, 2026by: Isabel Arce - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Public Health in Urban Envr.
Studying abroad in Buenos Aires was one of the best decisions I've made. I learned so much through my classes, internship, and day to day life in the city. Being able to see public health from a different perspective helped me grow both academically and personally. The program staff were incredibly supportive, my host family made me feel at home, and I made great friends along the way. Of course there were adjustments, like getting used to the late dinners and navigating a new city, but those experiences became part of what made the semester so memorable. I came home more confident, more independent, and even more excited about pursuing a career in public health. I would definitely choose this program again and recommend it to anyone looking for a meaningful study abroad experience.
The Most Transformative Experience of My College Career
July 13, 2026by: Carla De La Cruz - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Social Mvmts. & Human Rights
This program provided me with an experience that was truly life-changing in every way I am incredibly thankful for. As cliché as it may sound, I can genuinely say that I view the world differently now. The program changed the way I interact with people, animals, nature, and the world around me. I learned so much academically, but what made the experience especially meaningful was how reciprocal and personal the teaching felt. The curriculum and teaching styles were adapted to what worked best for each individual student. You could tell that the people who managed the program put their hearts, souls, and so much of their lives into making it a meaningful experience for us. The Independent Study Project was also extremely fulfilling. We were given the tools to conduct field-based research and learned through both guidance and trial and error. That is a skill that will be useful for anything we decide to pursue in academia, whether that is future research, a senior thesis, or graduate school. Every community we visited was memorable, and every person we met left a piece of themselves with me. I still think about the conversations we had, the stories people shared, and the generosity with which they welcomed us into their communities. The homestay and cultural immersion aspects of the program were equally important for me as I learned so much about Argentine culture through the shared meals with my wonderful host family. By the end of the program, and even now as i write this, I truly feel like I found a third home in Argentina.
Life changing! Learned so much about Argentina, Public Health, and Myself!
July 09, 2026by: Kate Clark - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Public Health in Urban Envr.
I absolutely loved this program. I got to Argentina with pretty moderate Spanish skills, and I improved exponentially. Also, I loved living with a host family and traveling around Argentina as part of the program. Finally, the internship opportunity was incredible. I got to observe in a hospital and learned so much! The people of Argentina are so kind and welcoming and BA is a beautiful city!

Best decision I ever made!
July 02, 2026by: Fiona Jenkins - United StatesProgram: Middlebury School in Argentina
Living in another country for 5 months will almost inevitably change your worldview. To me, the culture in Argentina feels much more balanced and centered around what is important. People really prioritize relationships and spending time with friends and family. Also, the baseline level of kindness, warmth, and welcoming here is equivalent to someone especially extroverted and caring in the US. Healthcare and education are free, which I already knew, but really changes the day to day interactions of being in the University (the attitude around studying, the diversity of students who have access to the classes, etc). I am excited to try to take back and maintain a little bit of this priority shift that I feel I have gained for the better while being here and how I interact with the people in my life.
Greatest experience in my undergrad!
June 16, 2026by: Gaby SB - United StatesPrior to my mini study abroad in Uruguay, I had never travelled so far alone. This experience allowed me to grow friendships with people I'd otherwise not likely meet. My host was incredible and she would ensure I always had what I needed, if I needed it. The class schedules were absolutely manageable, and my professor created a classroom environment that promoted civil discourse and no judgement. Montevideo is the perfect location for people seeking time on the beach, outdoor activities, and natural orange juice in all restaurants, particularly in its summer season! Moreover, the trip to Argentina creates a space for students to bond and encourages community-building among us. Overall, I'd recommend this program time and time again to anyone who is interested.
Best educational experience of my life!
June 02, 2026by: Layla Ahmed - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Social Mvmts. & Human Rights
The program directors, host families, and every person we met made this experience incredible. I learned so much and felt very supported at every step. I feel like I have a leg up in life having done this program.
Learning through Life
June 01, 2026by: Julia Mayer - United StatesStudying abroad is the best decision I’ve ever made. I have been taking Spanish classes since kindergarten, but learned more in one month than I have in all my Spanish classes. I would make this decision time and time again.

I learned more about myself through learning more about the world
May 31, 2026by: Thomas Stewart - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Social Mvmts. & Human Rights
The experience of field-based learning and cultural immersion has left a remarkable impact on me that I will undoubtedly never forget. As a Black and queer student, I have developed so much as a person, as a student, a creative, a friend, a community member, etc. I have learned more about myself through exposure to things both familiar and unfamiliar. I am more confident sure of who I am because of this program. Additionally I've developed knowledge of human rights histories and current issues and fostered the skills to articulate effective action items accordingly.
Best way to visit Argentina!
May 30, 2026by: Dana Sirju - Trinidad & TobagoI completed the wine course with Mente and found it to be an incredibly rewarding experience. Not only was I able to significantly broaden my wine knowledge and deepen my understanding of viticulture, wine production, and tasting techniques, but I also had the opportunity to enjoy a truly immersive experience in Argentina's renowned wine region. Mente ensures that every aspect of the program is well organized and thoughtfully planned. From providing all the necessary supplies and resources to offering continuous support throughout the course, their team is always available and ready to assist. Their attention to detail, professionalism, and genuine care for participants made the experience both educational and enjoyable. I would highly recommend Mente to anyone looking to expand their wine expertise while experiencing the culture, hospitality, and beauty of Argentina.

I had a great time with Expanish!
April 01, 2026by: Rachel Skinner - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Summer Session
I would definitely visit Buenos Aires again with the organization! Our guide, Jio, was an amazing guide and an overall amazing person. I would recommend this to anyone who may be nervous to study abroad, Expanish make it simple and easy!
Thank you so much, Rachel! We’re delighted to hear you had such a positive experience in Buenos Aires. Jio will be thrilled to know he made such a great impression! It’s also wonderful to hear that you felt supported and at ease throughout your stay; that’s exactly what we aim for. We really appreciate your recommendation and hope we get to welcome you back again soon for another adventure! ¡Un abrazo!
Amazing but Feels Very Structured
March 25, 2026by: Madeleine B.I would 100% recommend CIEE study abroad to a friend or peer I had an amazing time and grew so much. The only disclaimer I would give is that it is very structured and feels like a school program (which it is ofc) but if you’re looking for a more independent living abroad experience it could be slightly different than expected
An enjoyable experience
March 15, 2026by: Rodrigo Atkinson - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Summer Session
I enjoyed my time at Expanish and will consider going there again. My classes were always overpacked with 12 students for the 5 weeks I attended in January/February, so I would choose less busy dates the next time.
¡Hola, Rodrigo! Thank you for sharing your experience with us! We're really glad to hear that you enjoyed your time at Expanish and that you would consider coming back. We appreciate your feedback regarding the class size. January and February are indeed some of our busiest months, but we understand how important it is to have a comfortable learning environment. We’ll be sure to pass your comments along to our Academic team. We’d love to welcome you again—hopefully during a quieter period so you can enjoy an even better experience. Hope we get to welcome you again in the future. ¡Un abrazo!
Great school
March 10, 2026by: Fares Masannat - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Summer Session
I had a great experience learning Spanish for 3 weeks and felt my Spanish was improving. Things that can improve : 1- Program was very relaxed , so I felt we wasted a lot of time during breaks. The 20-minute breaks easily extend into 30 and 40 minutes. We rarely started exactly at 9.30. 2- no exams or self assessment. 3- some time wasted during class looking at things online.
¡Hola, Fares! Thank you very much for your thoughtful feedback. We’re really happy to hear that you had a great experience overall and that you felt your Spanish improving during your three weeks with us—that’s exactly what we aim for. We also truly appreciate your suggestions for improvement. We will take your comments into account, especially regarding punctuality and making sure classes start on time, as well as ensuring that breaks last only the scheduled duration. While breaks are important to help students stay focused, we agree that they should be properly managed. Regarding assessments, we do have level exams in place. These are typically taken at the end of each level (usually every 4 weeks, after completing a book). As your stay was shorter, it’s likely you didn’t reach that stage, which is why you may not have experienced an exam. We also appreciate your note about time spent on online materials in class, and we’ll continue working with our academic team to ensure class time is used as effectively as possible. Thanks again for sharing your experience—it really helps us improve. Hope we get to welcome you again in the future! ¡Un abrazo!
A Wonderful Experience
March 08, 2026by: Isabel Lyons - IrelandProgram: Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Summer Session
I had a brilliant time at Expanish, the teachers were great (Carlos and Roxanna) and the activities were fantastic. The school is in a great area and I enjoyed how the day was time-tabled. Thanks very much!
¡Hola, Isabel! Thank you for your kind words! We’re so happy to hear that you had such a brilliant time at Expanish. It’s wonderful that you enjoyed your classes with Carlos and Roxanna—they’ll be delighted to hear your feedback. We’re also glad you liked the activities, the location, and the structure of the day. Creating a fun and well-organized learning environment is very important to us. Thanks again for sharing your experience, and we hope we get to welcome you again in the future! ¡Un fuerte abrazo!
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