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Argentina

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Dive into a Vibrant Culture

Study abroad in Argentina and experience some of the best food, nature, and culture South America has to offer.  This amazingly biodiverse country features deserts, lakes, subtropical forests, glaciers, beaches, salt flats, the Andes Mountains, and the Iguazú Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world. You can spend a day roaming through Bariloche’s magical myrtle forest or take a trip down to Patagonia to see penguins and sea lions lounging on the Atlantic coast. Horseback ride through a beautiful national park or kayak in the crystal clear waters of a Patagonian river. Whether you choose to hike, climb, sunbathe, or sail, the beauty of Argentina’s landscape will delight you.  When you’re not exploring the great outdoors, see for yourself how multicultural this South American country can be, especially in Buenos Aires, nicknamed “the Paris of South America.” Buenos Aires, the most visited city on the continent, has everything you could possibly want in a study and internship abroad destination: an energetic urban scene, green spaces, mouth-watering cuisine, a lively creative community, and convenient public transportation. Use it as a comfortable home base from which to discover the rest of Argentina. 

Cities of Argentina

Cities of Argentina

Buenos Aires

As the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires reveals the grandeur of its European roots while staying true to its South American identity. Both old and new, Buenos Aires is a mix of culture and identity.
Population
2.89 Million
Summer Temp
53°F (12°C)
Winter Temp
77°F (25°C)
Geography
Plain
Sample Programs
  • Business
  • Engineering
  • Internships
  • Social Sciences
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Enjoy the delicious barbecued steak the country’s known for at your local parilla, and visit the wineries outside the province of Mendoza, where some of the finest reds in the world are produced. Catch an opera show or a play at the Teatro Colon, an international landmark in the theater world. Join the roaring local fans at the classic Boca River fútbol match or opt for a polo experience instead, a game ruled by horses, mallets and the best players in the world. Sample some authentic mate infusion in Buenos Aires and be part of one of Argentina's most widespread tradition. Go on your own epic South American road trip down Route 40 that cuts all the way down Argentina from La Quiaca up north to Ushuaia in the south, taking you through 3100 miles of the country’s breathtaking landscape. Watch professional dancers perform a passionate tango in Buenos Aires, the dance style’s birthplace, and take some lessons at one of the many tango salons.

Popular Programs

Popular Programs

Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

Liberal Arts & Social Sciences

CEA Buenos Aires Center

Choose from a range of liberal arts and social sciences courses in subjects like business, communication, and social studies. Learn more about Argentine culture through hands-on experiences. Hone your Spanish language skills. Designed for all levels of Spanish language ability, this versatile program allows you to choose electives, taught in English and Spanish that mesh with your interests. In the semester, arrive two weeks early for the Early Start option and hone your Spanish proficiency. If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring the region’s history, culture, and politics in an interactive academic setting, then this program is for you.

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  • Starting at $4,695
Engineering

Engineering

CEA Buenos Aires Center, Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires

In a city known for its cultural and social diversity and richness, Buenos Aires combines European style with its Latin heritage. As the capital city, it’s also the financial, industrial and commercial hub of Argentina, and home to more than 10 million residents. As an Engineering major, you’ll find this cosmopolitan city the ideal place to learn how to apply engineering solutions in a global context. Choose from courses available at the CEA Buenos Aires Center, or at the Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA), regarded as one of the best engineering schools in Latin America. Please note: ITBA course are currently only available in the summer sessions.

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  • Starting at $6,195
Study + Internship in Buenos Aires

Study + Internship in Buenos Aires

CEA Buenos Aires Center

Boasting one of the largest economies in Latin America, Buenos Aires is a major industrial and commercial center and an ideal place to complete a CEA Internship Abroad. The Study + Internship program in Buenos Aires allows you to make steady progress toward your academic degree while developing practical skills in fields such as Business, Communication, Journalism, Marketing, Tourism and more. The program incorporates a professional internship placement into your semester or summer study program.  Our strong academic focus,  personalized placements dedicated to meaningful experiences that make a real impact, and multiple options and price ranges - from 8-week summer sessions to a full semester program - allow you to take care of those degree requirements and give your career a boost all while gaining the international experience you’ve been seeking. 

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  • YR
  • Starting at $6,195
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When you study abroad in Argentina, you’ll develop your Spanish language skills more rapidly than you ever could in a U.S. classroom, through immersion in a predominantly Spanish-speaking country. Even if you don’t take a Spanish course, practice speaking the language with your new Argentinian friends, your co-workers at your internship site, or the locals you encounter in your free time.  Whether you choose a study or internship program in Argentina, your time abroad will stand out as the most exciting part of your college career. As soon as you return home, you’ll find yourself wondering when you’ll get to set foot in this special South American country again. 

Argentina Points of Interest

Argentina Points of Interest

  • Lively Buenos Aires Buenos Aires is well known for its wide array of museums, art exhibitions, fairs and markets, shops, sports and events. Nightlife is busy with plenty of trendy bars, nightclubs and restaurants to explore. It is also one of the cities with most theaters and bookstores in the world, offering everything from musicals to ballet, comedy to circuses.
  • Recreational Areas

    Buenos Aires is fortunate to have a pleasant climate and many expansive green spaces to relax and unwind. Locals benefit from these areas to enjoy the sunshine, walk, run, practice yoga and connect with nature. The city also has a free 24-hour public bike share system and a large network of cycle lanes, making cycling a fun way to see the city.

  • Foodie Life

    One of the best ways to explore Buenos Aires is by embarking on a culinary journey, gaining an in-depth understanding of local cuisine through the history, culture and flavors of Argentina. The local gastronomic scenery features the undeniable influence of Spanish and Italian immigration of the late XIX century, as well as several other ethnic food alternatives.

  • Diversity

    The history of immigration and cultural diversity very much shapes the identity of Buenos Aires. The city’s atmosphere of liberty and respect embraces all ethnic backgrounds and communities.

    The city is the LGBT capital of Latin America. LGBT rights in Argentina are among the most advanced in the world, being the first country to legalize same-sex marriage in 2010 in the region.

    Buenos Aires is a city of many faiths, being Catholicism the most practiced religion, followed by a large Jewish population. The city also hosts the largest mosque in Latin America, as well as some Hindu and Buddhist temples.