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Sol Education Abroad: Buenos Aires – University of Belgrano
Program Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Contact:
Sol Education Abroad
503 Oakland Ave
Austin, TX 78703
Phone: (512) 380-1003
Website: https://www.soleducation.com
Description: Buenos Aires is one of South America’s most fascinating cities. Wander the bustling streets and grand avenues of the city and then explore the numerous historic neighborhoods. Experience the enchanting nightlife that the cosmopolitan city is famous for, tango clubs, cafés and world-class theaters. Classes are taught at the prestigious University of Belgrano, a private university located in the enchanting Belgrano neighborhood. In addition to the academics, we include cultural activities on the weekdays, and excursions to different parts of the country on the weekends. The program also includes volunteer and community service experiences. You will live with one of our carefully selected host families and our onsite director will be available for you 24/7.
CAPA The Global Education Network: Buenos Aires – Study Abroad
Program Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Contact:
65 Franklin Street
Boston, MA 02110
Phone: (800) 793-0334
Website: https://www.capa.org/buenos-aires
Description: The CAPA Buenos Aires semester and summer programs offer students the opportunity to study Spanish and take courses in English at an Argentine university while living in the vibrant city known as the Paris of South America. Students take 5-6 courses at Universidad Austral and receive credit from Northeastern University, CAPA’s School of Record in Argentina. With the exception of the Spanish language classes, all courses are taught in English, and CAPA students are in class with Argentine and other international students. Students live in homestays, providing many opportunities to practice Spanish and learning about the culture.
Spanish Studies Abroad: Córdoba – Semester, Year or Summer in Argentina
Program Location: Córdoba, Argentina
Contact:
Spanish Studies Abroad
The Center for Cross-Cultural Study
446 Main Street
Amherst, Massachusetts 01002-2314
Phone: (413) 256-0011
Website: https://www.spanishstudies.org
Description: Spanish Studies Abroad offers an exceptional opportunity for cross-cultural study at the distinguished Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC), a descendant of the oldest University in Argentina. Academic semester, year, and summer term programs are available to undergraduate students.
IFSA-Butler: Mendoza – Mendoza Universities Program
Program Location: Mendoza, Argentina
Contact:
1100 W. 42nd Street, Suite 305
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3345
Phone: (800) 858-0229
Website: https://www.ifsa-butler.org
Description: What Mendoza Universities Program has to offer
- Excellent academics in a beautiful, small-city environment at the base of the Andes mountains
- UNC has one of the most widely recognized fine and applied arts programs in South America
- UC has a very strong reputation in the social sciences
- Many opportunities for qualified students to participate in music and dance activities
- Numerous student clubs, intramural sports and outdoor activities
- Volunteer opportunities available to integrate into the local communit
SIT Study Abroad: Argentina – Social Movements and Human Rights
Program Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Contact:
SIT
1 Kipling Road
PO Box 676
Brattleboro, VT 05302-0676
Phone: (802) 258-3212
Website: https://studyabroad.sit.edu/sn/programs/semester/fall-2016/arr/
Description: Study Argentina’s social movements and the country’s historical and current struggles to guarantee human rights for its diverse populations.
Located in the vibrant capital city of Buenos Aires, this program examines Argentina’s prolific and highly dynamic social movements. The program’s office is in one of the most renowned research institutions in Buenos Aires, the Centro de Estudios de Estado y Sociedad (CEDES), one of the top think tanks in Latin America. You will meet with social activists, local scholars, indigenous leaders, rural organizers, popular educators, environmental advocates, female and worker activists, and community muralists.