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Around 90,000 international students come to study in Argentina every year, more than any other country in Latin American besides Uruguay. Let’s start talking about how to get a student visa for Argentina, after we previously presented the most important universities in Argentina. As a registered international student, check with …

Public universities offer many benefits for the students who can’t afford the tuition fees, so that they can study in Argentina for free. With the continuation of the economic crisis, more students search for higher education opportunities, with minimal costs of education and accommodation. More than 90% of the students …

After presenting the most important universities in Argentina, now we will talk about how to apply for a university in Argentina. There are no restrictions on foreign enrollment. The student can graduate with an academic degree (Licenciatura) after three or four years. The applications of the university courses might be …

Although Argentina is a huge country in South America, the costs of living and studying in Argentina are considerably low compared to other countries. In this article, we will discuss some costs you may be interested to know as an international student after we presented previously the most important universities …

Many students decide to enrich their experience and learning by studying a master or a PhD in Argentina after getting their bachelor’s degree. Indeed, Argentina is one of the most popular countries in South America with a growing reputation in the university education. The vibrant capital Buenos Aires, or as …

After learning how to enroll in a university in Argentina, it is time to discuss how to get a student accommodation in Argentina. The international students who study postgraduate studies in Argentina have three main choices when it comes to finding an accommodation: University dormitoryPrivate accommodationStaying with a family During …

The customs, traditions, and culture in Argentina are highly affected by Europe. Most of the Argentinian people are Europeans in the first place, which makes them a bit different from the other Latin American countries, as the European and Indian cultures were more blended. Meanwhile, the Argentinians often look more …