Study Abroad Programs in Argentina

94 Study Abroad Programs in Argentina

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Expanish
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Spend Your Summer in Buenos Aires: Psychology, Health & Culture P...
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Mente Argentina
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Embark on a dynamic academic journey in Buenos Aires with Mente A...
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Arcos Learning Abroad
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Study Spanish in Buenos Aires, the modern cosmopolitan hub of Arg...
AIFS Abroad
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Spend the summer in the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, with AIFS Abroad! You’ll earn up to 18 credits at the University of Belgrano. Courses are taught in English or Spanish, depending on the program. The Argentine and Latin Studies Program and Spanish with Service Learning Program require an intermediate to a high level of Spanish. No previous Spanish language study is required for the Intensive Spanish Language Program. Students with a High Intermediate level of Spanish can participate in the Spanish with Service Learning Program. This 8-week program combines Intensive Spanish Language courses with 60 hours of volunteer work in the local community. In Buenos Aires, you’ll enjoy cultural and social activities such as: - Gallery and museum visits - A milonga evening to try the tango - Traditional Argentine asado (barbeque) - Day trips to Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay and Fiesta Gaucha
See All 5 ProgramsSIT Study Abroad
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Experience the unique environments and biodiversity of Southern Patagonia and Antarctica and examine the conservation challenges posed by climate change and human behavior. From your base in Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city, you’ll discover the economic and environmental importance of this region. Apply scientific research tools as you study marine biodiversity, visit the Beagle Channel and Tierra del Fuego, and embark on a 10-day expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula with guided landings and zodiac cruises. MONEY MATTERS SIT has given an average of over $1.3 million in scholarships and grants to SIT Study Abroad students in recent years and is committed to ensuring you have the information necessary to apply for such funding. Our program costs include academics, excursions, accommodations, airport transfers, and health insurance. Meal arrangements vary by program. Be sure to discuss how study abroad costs are handled at your school with your study abroad advisor and read the website for more specific information.
See All 5 ProgramsUniversity 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 Literature Studies (Intermediate Spanish I & II) - Latin American Studies (Contemporary Women's Activism, Cultural History of Argentina and Uruguay, or Latin America Today) Montevideo and Buenos Aires are about 128 miles apart. Both cities have a lively and relaxed (tranquilo) lifestyle. They are quickly becoming famous travel destinations due to their thriving cultural scene, rich architecture, and countless places to visit, such as sandy beaches, plazas, shops, museums, and restaurants. Montevideo, the capital and biggest city in Uruguay, is located in the southernmost part of South America. It is known as one of the “coolest” and “most chilled-out” cities, reflecting the casual attitude of Uruguayans toward life. It has a humid subtropical climate with cool winters and warm summers.
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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 biomedical sciences. With access to local students, modern campus facilities, and a dynamic cultural setting, this program blends academics with meaningful immersion in Argentina’s daily life. You’ll earn up to 15 academic credits per semester while living in one of the most student-friendly neighborhoods in the city. Outside the classroom, the program includes structured support, cultural outings, and optional excursions, allowing you to grow academically and personally. Whether you're practicing Spanish, learning about Latin American geopolitics, or enjoying late-night conversations over Argentine asado, this program provides the ideal mix of academic excellence and cultural connection.
WorldStrides
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Take advantage of various educational opportunities in Buenos Aires through our study abroad program. Choose to study at the University of Belgrano, Argentina’s first private university, to support study abroad. Here, you will take courses in English or Spanish as well as specialize in Latin American Studies. Don’t forget to visit our office in Buenos Aires as well. We are located a few blocks from the University of Belgrano. Our friendly on-site staff provides complete support from the moment you enroll in university courses until you leave the country. Buenos Aires is famous around the globe for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural diversity. Its history centers around immigrants from Western Europe and the preserved influences of their descendants. The city boasts of contemporary and modern architectural styles, providing a notable contrast to its deep-rooted history and traditions.
CIEE College Study Abroad
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It’s called the “Paris of South America” for good reason! Buenos Aires is brimming with art, culture, architecture, and style. Discover this magnificent city your way through the Open Campus Block Program, which lets you customize your study abroad term. Take one, two, or three six-week blocks and select your courses from various subject areas. Immerse yourself in vibrant Buenos Aires and study at our center, located in the heart of the city – with easy access to the loveliest parks, restaurants, cafés, and shops. Build your study abroad adventure with a flexible program! Designed for students who require a flexible study abroad experience, CIEE's Open Campus Block program was thoughtfully structured to be completely customizable. Select one, two, or three six-week blocks per term at any CIEE Open Campus Block location. Start in Buenos Aires and then choose from Berlin, Cape Town, Copenhagen, Dublin, Kyoto, London, Madrid, Monteverde, Paris, Rome, Santiago, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, and Yucatan.
See All 13 ProgramsIFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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Discover a new perspective on mental health! Explore psychology, neuroscience, and more in Argentina, where mental health is viewed without stigma—and there are more psychologists per capita than in any other country. Get settled in a homestay or modern apartment and take classes in English at our IFSA Program Center in Buenos Aires. There’s plenty of time to explore a city known for its dynamic cultural scene, passion for tango, and fondness for late nights. We’ll make sure you learn the essential language skills you need to savor empanadas and morcipán along the way. Options for internships and volunteering help you gain insights and experience to guide your career path as you connect with fellow porteños, and port city dwellers. Your semester includes unforgettable excursions and day trips. Explore amazing destinations like Colon, San Antonio de Areco, and Uribelarrea, and experience Argentine life and culture beyond Buenos Aires, with no added cost!
See All 6 ProgramsIES Abroad
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With its influential history, beautiful European-style architecture, and rich cultural life, Buenos Aires is the perfect place to live and learn abroad. Accommodating students of all Spanish skill levels, the Buenos Aires Language & Argentine Studies Summer Program allows you to immerse yourself in Argentine culture. Along with our required four-credit Spanish language course, you also enroll in one three-credit English-taught course in Cultural Studies, Latin American Studies, or International Business and Management for a total of seven credits. Outside of the classroom, you will enjoy field trips and course-related excursions to discover the culture and traditions of Argentina and beyond.
See All 6 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 history, and vital music life. Affording a great location for travel throughout Argentina and South America, Buenos Aires features an ideal climate. You can take courses in English or Spanish at the CEA CAPA Buenos Aires Center or the University of Belgrano. If you have an advanced level in Spanish, you can take courses with locals at the University of Belgrano and fully immerse yourself in Argentine culture. Plus, make Buenos Aires an extension of the classroom by joining volunteer opportunities, excursions, and many other cultural and learning activities. Interested in going abroad with CEA CAPA? Contact us to get started!
See All 4 ProgramsAUIP - American Universities International Programs
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Antarctica is a wondrous place, the “coldest, windiest, driest, highest, quietest, most remote, and least understood continent on earth.” It has been an object of human speculation for millennia and a prize for explorers, sealers and whalers, scientists, and geostrategists for over two hundred years. Examine this unique corner of the world and get a broad overview of its human and natural history. Special attention is given to Antarctica’s physical and ecological systems, human activity, sustainable tourism, and international collaborations. Attend weekly preparatory lectures online with Antarctic experts from around the globe during the fall semester and work on assignments, including a research essay focusing on a topic related to an area of your interest. Spend the winter break participating in a field study project in Tierra del Fuego and Antarctica. The voyage crossing the Drake Passage and exploring the Antarctic Peninsula is a once-in-a-lifetime remote encounter with one of the globe's last frontiers and the scene of important climate, ocean, and environmental study. Non-degree seeking students may now apply for this program through the University of Denver.
Academic 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 are most evident in the city's center, an epicenter of entertainment, shopping, and café culture. It is built on the original colonial foundations of the Spanish people. This center serves as the location for many and most financial institutions and corporate headquarters. New for Spring 2024: Come study in Argentina's vibrant and exciting capital city, Buenos Aires! Students will enroll in coursework at Universidad de Belgrano, with a concentration on Spanish language and Latin American studies. This program is especially good for Spanish minors and majors, as most courses offered are the building blocks of those degrees. Enjoy excursions to Tigre, La Plata, and Estancia!
See All 2 ProgramsChild Family Health International
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Learn about hospital medicine through rotations at some of the oldest and most renowned teaching hospitals in Latin America, such as the premier infectious disease hospital and the largest public pediatric hospital in the region. During your time in Cordoba, witness government efforts to provide care to a large percentage of the population without health insurance. Alongside local healthcare personnel, take part in focused physical exams, patient histories and daily hospital rounds. Join lectures and discussions on case studies with local residents and medical students. Shadow healthcare professionals in various rotations in specialties including infectious disease, HIV/AIDS, surgical care, oncology, dermatology, pediatrics and psychology.
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 homestay in one of the city’s historic neighborhoods. Experience the very best Buenos Aires has to offer such as bike rides through an ecological reserve, boating in Palermo park, and the passion of a tango performance. Tour the famous neighborhoods of La Recoleta, San Telmo, and Palermo. Learn about the gaucho, the Argentine cowboy, while spending a day horseback riding and enjoying an asado or traditional barbecue. Cruise the canals of El Tigre, the delta region north of Buenos Aires where boats are the only means of transportation. Get another stamp in your passport and travel to Colonia, Uruguay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the afternoons, explore the incredibly rich and eclectic neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. All levels of Spanish are welcome.
See All 2 ProgramsThe National Registration Center for Study Abroad
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Travel to Argentina on a Spanish language study program with The National Registration Center for Study Abroad. The center in Cordoba has a solid history of language training, and it is one of the first language schools in Argentina to focus exclusively on the teaching of Spanish to foreigners. All teachers at the institute hold a university degree in Education or Literature and have extensive experience in teaching Spanish to foreigners. The center's system of initial evaluation and constant supervision ensures that each student participates in lessons that match their language abilities. Group classes are taught in small groups to ensure that each student gets the most our of their lessons.
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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 energy. We'll be there holding your hand from A to Z including arranging vibrant and historical accommodation options within a minute of campus. After you've completed your TEFL, we'll get you a teaching position that helps to pay for your stay and living costs. Work 20 to 30 hours per week, allowing you and your fellow cohorts plenty of time to explore, adventure, and mingle. Professional Spanish lessons are included to make your Latin living that much smoother. Qualified non-native English speakers are welcome. Non-degree holders are welcome. Check out our website for more details.
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-curricular and extracurricular activities while immersing yourself in Argentine culture. Live and learn in Buenos Aires! Buenos Aires is Argentina’s lively cultural hub, brimming with passion, art, and history – an unforgettable setting for students with any interests. Spend 12 weeks strolling the cobblestone streets of San Telmo, taking in the grandeur of the Teatro Colón, and sipping rich café con leche in charming neighborhood cafés. Whether you’re studying business, science, engineering, technology, communications, psychology, health sciences, liberal arts, language, or fine arts, Buenos Aires is the perfect place to study abroad.
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A country with strong European influence, Argentina’s official language is Spanish, and its capital, Buenos Aires, is known as the “Paris of South America.” Argentines are passionate about food, dancing, soccer, and wine; in fact, Argentina is the fifth largest producer of wine in the world. With a more stable infrastructure than many South American countries, it is easy to find reliable transportation and accommodations throughout Argentina, making it a fantastic place for study abroad in South America.
Argentina’s capital city, Buenos Aires is one of the top 10 study abroad cities in the world for a multitude of reasons. The second largest Latin American city after Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires is a dynamic melting pot of cultures in a cosmopolitan setting, including influences from the indigenous Amerindian populations and the descendents of the European elite that first called it home. From world-renowned private universities with historical classroom settings to famed tango clubs for both students and professionals, this city has something for everyone.
Another popular city for study abroad in Argentina is Cordoba, Argentina’s second largest city. Nestled in the rolling hills in the heart of the country, Cordoba offers a great centralized location for exploring the rest of Argentina. The outdoor enthusiast can reach the countryside in no time, while urban dwellers will be more than satisfied by the energetic city. It is likewise home to number of reputable universities, and the perfect solution to “getting away from it all” (if “it all” means tons of expats and other English speakers); genio español instantánea!
Finally, the charming city of Mendoza lies at the foothills of the Andes and consistently ranks as one of the most beautiful cities in South America. This destination is ideal for students who are looking to take classes and focus on agriculture and viticulture. With easy access to the Andes, great hiking is only a quick jaunt away from the classroom and makes Mendoza a great location for the more outdoorsy study abroad students.
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Argentina may not be the least expensive country in Latin America to study abroad, but it is still relatively affordable when compared to Western Europe. Tuition for international students can range from $5,000 to $15,000 each school year.
Go to Argentina if you want to study abroad on a tight budget! The cost of living is still actually very reasonable, even in the more expensive neighborhoods. Plus! Argentina is huge and stunning; while studying, experience the full culture.
Not free, but Argentina offers numerous grants and scholarships, and there are no limits on the number of foreign students who can enroll in its universities. Also, there are no additional fees for overseas students.
The top 5 colleges and universities in Argentina are Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Universidad de Belgrano, Universidad de Congreso, and Universidad de Belgrano.
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