1. Academic Qualifications

High School Diploma: Applicants must have completed secondary education equivalent to the Argentine system (12 years of schooling).

Academic Transcripts: Certified copies of high school transcripts, translated into Spanish and legalized.

2. Language Proficiency

Spanish Proficiency: Since courses are taught in Spanish, non-native speakers must provide certification such as DELE or CELU.

English Proficiency: For programs offered in English, proof of proficiency may be required (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS scores).

3. Application Process

Online Application: Complete the application form on the university’s website.

Required Documents:

High school diploma and transcripts (translated and legalized).

Language proficiency certificates.

Passport or national ID.

Birth certificate (translated and legalized).

Passport-sized photos.

Proof of health insurance.

Application Fee: Varies depending on the program.

4. Additional Requirements

Entrance Exam or Interview: Some programs, such as Medicine or Law, may require an entrance exam or interview.

Personal Statement: A letter explaining the motivation for choosing the program.

Letters of Recommendation: May be required for certain programs.

5. Application Timeline

Main Intake: Applications typically open around September to November, with classes beginning in March.

Recommendation: Start the application process at least 6 months in advance, especially for international students.