Study Abroad at UNC

Program Description

Bachelor, Master & PhD level, internships and Spanish courses.

10 Reasons to Study at UNC

• It is the first university of Argentina and one of the oldest in Latin America.
• Tradition and innovation in one university: 400 years of history embodied in today’s state-of-the-art scientific and technological production.
• Its colonial buildings have been declared World Heritage Site (UNESCO, 2000).
• Its comprehensive educational offer.
• Its cosmopolitan setting.
• Its amazing recreational life: 30 acres for sports activities, 16 museums, two astronomy observatories and a vibrant arts scene.
• It is the alma mater of Argentine and Latin American thinkers, artists and scientists.
• Its campus offers plenty of green areas, libraries, restaurants and banks, and it is strategically located minutes away from the downtown area and close to the city’s largest park.
• Its university newspapers, broadcasting TV channels, radios and two school hospitals are noted in its long-standing tradition in community services.
• It has a 1,000-acre natural reserve located just 25 miles from the city.

Highlights

All programs are available for international students subject to admission, for one or two semesters.

What`s Included

A WORLD-CLASS UNIVERSITY

UNC offers international students the opportunity to take undergraduate degree courses for one or two semesters. Most degree programs require Spanish upper-intermediate (B2) proficiency certified by renowned international examinations. Every semester, international students get on-site orientation and later receive assistance and guidance from Academic Coordinators and UNC students who take part in our university’s Buddy Program.

LIVING AND STUDYING IN CORDOBA

Argentina is one of the largest countries in South America. A variety of landscapes and climates, a vast geography and cultural riches make it an attractive destination for travelers and students around the world.

Cordoba is located at the heart of the country and it was founded in 1573. Since then, it has become an important educational, economic, and cultural hub. With a population of over 1,300,000, the city offers a great number of green areas, museums and shopping malls as well as nearby hilly valleys, mountain villages, rivers and dams. Its history is linked to the Jesuit tradition, marked social commitment and its character as a “university city,” where students from all over the country and the world come to learn.