Argentinean Style:
Like no Other
In Argentina, everyday lifestyles are highly relaxed and laid back. People in Argentina are very similar to that of Europe- they have many outdoor cafes and parks where people can relax.
Argentina's streets are full both in the day and night. They offer late night shopping and many late-night activities such as clubs or discos.
The mission of the University — which opened its doors on March 11, 1992— is to educate new generations of academic, social, political and business leaders, and to enhance research and scholarship in the arts and sciences.
The University is organized in schools, centers, and departments, with graduate and undergraduate programs in humanities and social sciences. There are eight academic units: Architecture, Business Economics, Economics, Government, History, Law, Mathematics and Statistics and Political Science and International Relations. The University offers (6) undergraduate degrees in Business Economics, Economics, History, International Relations, Law and Political Science.
Enrollment in 2001 is 1100 undergraduate and 500 graduate students. UTDT seeks to recruit the very best high school and college graduates in Argentina, admitting on average 60% of those who apply. Approximately 16% of the students receive financial aid from the University. The faculty consists of 49 full time professors and 24 visiting professors. The student faculty ratio is 17,7 to 1. Many faculty members have joint appointments with American Universities, including Chicago, Columbia, Maryland, Rochester, and NYU. UTDT is a highly regarded Research University in Latin America and its library, founded in 1958, is the most valuable library devoted to the social sciences in Argentina.UTDT currently has exchange programs with 43 universities in 17 countries. *Many classes are taught in English as well as Spanish*(from school site http://www.utdt.edu)
Universidad de Buenos Aires is a public institution located in the nations capital. The school offers a wide range of degrees for students of all interest. UBA is highly recommended because they offer intense help for foreign students who wish to study in Argentina that do not know any Spanish. UBA also offers study abroad programs as well. http://www.uba.ar/homepage.html
information for International Students interested in UBA:
http://www.uba.ar/internacionales/est_extranjeros/index.htm
Buenos Aires is a huge metropolis, modern city with many things to do.
Tango is the national dance of Argentina.
A public school in Buenos Aires, UBA offers many programs for international students and classes that are taught in English, along with Spanish tutors to ease any language barriers.
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