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International Programs Office

Universidad de San Andres

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Founded in 1989 by the Scottish Community in Argentina and inspired by the pedagogical system of the liberal arts colleges, the Universidad de San Andrés is a privately‐owned, not-for-profit institution with a complete academic offering in various fields. Its mission is to build an academic community of professors, students, and alumni motivated by the search for truth and contributing to progress in Argentina and to the well‐being of its citizens. The University offers a wide range of courses in the social sciences as well as the Humanities.

 

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Program Information

Terms Available: year, semester

Type of Program: Exchange

Languages of Instruction: Spanish

Language Prerequisite: Spanish: The primary language of instruction is Spanish. Students must have the equivalent of at least two years of college-level Spanish. Students with an intermediate level of Spanish may be considered on a case-by-case basis and depending on their individual study plan while at UdeSA. If determined during the application process that applicants have not achieved the appropriate level, students will be denied admission or in some cases required to take the Spanish Intensive Program prior to the beginning of the semester. During the academic semester, a limited number of courses (approximately 10) are offered in English. In addition, many courses have some reading materials in English. Students should be proficient in English (B2 level). UdeSA cannot guarantee that exchange students will be able to register only in courses taught in English.

  • GPA Requirement: Good academic standing
  • Other requirements: Must be at least 2nd year student
  • Course Catalog

Application

Application Deadline: Fall (Spring there): March 15 | Spring (Fall there): October 15
Program Application Instructions
Program Application
Program website

Housing: Residence Dorm, Shared Apartment, Host Family
The University will assist students in finding housing. A host family is the main option, though the University can also provide nearby apartment recommendations. On-campus accommodation is very limited.

Financial, Immigration

Visa Deadlines and Requirements:

A student/resident visa is required, and should be applied for as soon as a student gets their acceptance letter. Students can apply through their nearest Argentine consulate, and the process may take up to three months. More information on the visa process can be found on this government website.