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UNC offers international students the opportunity to take undergraduate degree courses for one or two semesters. Most degree programs require Spanish upper-intermediate (B2) proficiency certified by renowned international examinations. Every semester, international students get on-site orientation and later receive assistance and guidance from Academic Coordinators and UNC students who participate in our University's Buddy Program. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC) offers undergraduate courses in most areas of knowledge, on a non-fee-paying basis and with programs ranging around five years. There are two international student standings: within quota and beyond the quota. While the former is applied at the Argentine embassy or consulate in the student's own country, the latter is requested at our University. Each international student standing has its requisites and reach. Additionally, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba offers graduate diplomas and graduate programs at M.A. and Ph.D. in diverse fields of knowledge with the purpose of qualifying professionals for teaching, research, and scientific and technological development. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba offers foreigners from all over the world the opportunity to study at UNC for one or two semesters. In the beginning, UNC's academic life developed in the city's downtown area. By the late '40s and early '50s, the first buildings were built in the university campus located just a few minutes away from the city center. Gradually, Faculties moved to the campus. In 2000 the Rectorate and central administration offices were relocated as well. With more than 400 years of history, UNC proposes maintaining its achievements by affirming the commitment to higher education as a right in Argentina and keeping a position of excellence in the construction of scientific knowledge and technological development. In this context, UNC understands the Internationalization of Higher Education as one of the main principles for institutional strengthening and a strategy for improving academic quality. UNC implements this policy across every area within the University and through the International Relations Office (PRI). PRI promotes the process of international and intercultural dimension integration. The ambitious objective of the University, Society, and Prison Program is to promote an open space to connect the University, different institutions in society, and the prison system to seek and analyze alternatives to the problems that emerge as a result of imprisonment, observing them from the point of view of Human Rights. Established in 1613, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba is one of the oldest and most prestigious Latin American universities. The colonial university buildings located downtown were declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000. UNC has played a vital role both in our national and regional history. Its faculties cover all areas of knowledge. It has over one hundred research centers, 25 libraries, 17 museums, and two astronomy observatories: all living proof of the thriving force of a university conceived as a combination of tradition, innovation, and excellence. The Astronomical Observatory was Argentina's first scientific institution, and it is currently devoted to research, popular science, and university education. The Bosque Alegre Astrophysical Station: Its telescope aids research development on stars and galaxies' structure and chemical composition.The Mario Gulich Institute of High Spatial Studies: The Institute is committed to developing advanced early alert models for natural emergencies and tele-epidemiology. The University Hospital (1913) and the Maternity and Neonatology Hospital (1932) provide healthcare to Cordoba's community and serve as training centers for undergraduate and graduate medical sciences programs. This pharmaceutical university laboratory develops and commercializes products derived from human plasma. Created in 1963, South America's most splendid fractionation plant for the production and commercialization of human plasma. The Laboratory supplies the domestic market with high-quality medicines at low cost and exports plasma to ten Latin American countries. It also processes human bone tissue for dental and traumatological implants and develops generic injectable medicines. UNC has a rich cultural life full of art workshops and exhibitions, plays, and music performances, which take place in halls and auditoriums located both on campus and downtown.UNC Cultural Office organized 160 cultural activities during 2014. The University has a symphonic orchestra, a university film club, several theatre troupes, and choirs.UNC students enjoy free primary medical assistance in University Hospitals and University Dental Health facilities. Students can also be tested for HIV with safety and confidentiality and receive advice on sexual health and responsible parenthood. UNC has a 12-hectare sports field in the university campus where 25 different sports, such as athletics, soccer, rugby, hockey, volleyball, basketball, and handball, are practiced. It also has an indoor gymnasium and a multi-purpose sports hall. The SRT (UNC Radio and Television Services) comprises a television channel (Channel 10), a digital television channel (cba24n), an AM radio (Radio Universidad), and an FM radio (Power FM). They are the primary public broadcasting services of inland Argentina. They reach six provinces. The University Press promotes scientific and literary works related to university education and research activities. It also disseminates literary materials of cultural interest and recovers the work of critical thinkers. View full university

The Catholic University of Cordoba is from the beginning concerning national and regional academic quality levels, scientific research, and social commitment. International students born in member countries of Mercosur and its associated States should bring a national certificate of lack of criminal record in their country of origin or countries where you have lived for the last three (3) years, legalized by the respective Argentina consular representation outside, or Apostille Convention. In June and October opened our doors to offer a space of contact with university life and the different careers offered. In this area, students can attend the Faculties of interest and make inquiries wishing to teachers, students, and graduates. It is also an excellent opportunity to learn about the different facilities and venues of the University. The Secretariat for Coordination and Institutional Communication runs schools in Cordoba to institutionally present the Catholic University of Córdoba (UCC) and inform students of the last two years of secondary possibilities for college and life activities student provided by the UCC. Exposure of teachers and professionals in this space ensures the availability of information clearly and personalized. The activity can develop at any school in the city or any of the headquarters of the UCC. It consists of an interdisciplinary team of professionals working in the development, innovation, and care of institutional links University. Thus, internal and external communication actions under the philosophy of knowledge dissemination, social commitment, and comprehensive humanistic education are planned. It also converges the Design Office and the Press Office. One area of reflection and information to accompany vocational and professional guidance is aimed at students in the last two years of high school. Workshops are held in May and September at Headquarters Center UCC, Obispo Trejo 323. This is a free activity with limited seating. A place to reflect on the vocational and professional horizons of young people to settle doubts and calm anxieties about the process of choosing a college career. This activity can be developed in the medium or institutions in any venues at the university level. System Libraries of the UCC provides a guided Biblioteca Jean Sonet with more than 100,000 printed works, 3,500 journal titles, 40,000 ebooks and magazines 18,000 travel. During the visit, you can understand the functioning of a university library and access information on bibliographic and physical distribution, which owns this facility's stock. Through the teaching and research body, the Catholic University of Córdoba offers educational community colleges side talks about current and linked to adolescent public issues, such as "Nutrition and good habits in eating," a by teachers of the Nutrition, or talks on current political or by professors from the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations, for example, issues. The Catholic University of Cordoba, founded in 1956, is the first privately run University in the country and Argentina's only University run by the Society of Jesus. More than 20,000 graduates in their careers, undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate, have more than half a century of experience in the Jesuit University's education, emphasizing humanistic, social, scientific, and professional training of students. This fifty-year institution convenes and brings together over 9,000 students from the Argentine territory and other countries. Through its 11 academic units, the Catholic University of Córdoba offers a wide variety of areas of study, namely Agricultural Science, Architecture, Political Science and International Relations, Engineering, Computer Science, Law, Economics and Business, Biochemistry and Pharmacy, Food, Medicine, Philosophy, History, Literature, Psychology, and Dentistry. The training of scientists, awareness, and commitment is the mission of the university mission inspired by the Ignatian ideal of consistently exceeding demand levels. Therefore, academic excellence and the integral formation of the person are the pillars that make up its identity. The academic excellence is based on a rigorous selection of candidates to join the various races, a physicist and computer art equipment, modern methods of teaching and learning based on small groups, and extensive student contact with reality through seminars, volunteer work, visits to companies and institutions, internships, research, conferences, etc. We aspire to be a university that affects the construction of more just social order by training graduates competent and committed to their reality (teaching) through the production of socially relevant knowledge (research) and through social projection thereof (extension) to influence public policies that improve the quality of life especially the most disadvantaged sectors of our society. Comprehensive training to achieve the UCC has areas that work together: Pedagogical Assistance, Health Ministry, Arts, Sports, Services, Training. The ultimate goal of university activity is changing the structures. This means that we do not work with the power of words in culture, critically, to transform people only. We seek, by the way, transforming consciousness from a more humane and Christian eye. However, the University should have in their ultimate horizon intended to transform society from its structures so that there is more and better education, access to health care for the poor, access to justice for all, and particularly for the sectors most disadvantaged in society. View full university

The UCO is heir to a centuries-old historical and cultural legacy and a passion for knowledge, tolerance, international renown, and harmony among civilizations that have made the city that houses our institution a paradigm for humanity. This equilibrium and harmony are reflected in the three areas in which the UCO undertakes its activities: Food and Agriculture and Science and Technology Humanities and the Legal and Social Sciences and the Health Sciences, each with its unique characteristics. This balance is also manifested in quality teaching and research, ranking it among Spain's top academic institutions. UCO is one of the foremost research institutions in Spain. This distinction will be further consolidated with the creation of the Rabanales 21 Science and Technology Park and the Maimonides Institute for Biomedical Research. Our University is an international leader in the agri-food field, one of the institution's primary vocations not to overlook the importance of the humanities in a city known throughout the world for its artistic and monumental heritage. A young, dynamic university dedicated to research and in constant evolution, the UCO is firmly committed to the community's problems and needs at large. As a public institution, it connects closely with the society it serves but is also dedicated to aiding other peoples and countries. The UCO maintains strong ties with business and other entities while also structuring its entrepreneurial vision activity. Most importantly, it is an institution that is not only committed to training qualified professionals but to supporting and encouraging its students to grow as people and as citizens. A crossroads of diverse cultures throughout the city's history, the splendor it achieved under the Romans and Visigoths grew with the Muslims' arrival at the beginning of the 8th century when Cordoba became the capital of Al-Andalus, the largest and most developed city in the West. The Mosque, one of the most emblematic monuments of the city, was the greatest in the Western world under Muslim rule. Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, the Mosque houses a Christian cathedral. The nearby Jewish Quarter, where the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters is located, stands out for its narrow, winding streets. The University of Cordoba is one of the most prestigious universities in the country and a pioneer in science, technology, agriculture, and food. The UCO is a pioneer in creating a unique model of excellence for the global future of food and agriculture: the ceiA3 Campus of International Excellence. Built on a strategic grouping of five Andalusian universities (Almeria, Cadiz, Cordoba, Jaen, and Huelva), the ceiA3 is an unparalleled project dedicated to food and agriculture, a fundamental pillar of the economy of Andalusia and a key sector driving the economic, social and political development of the region. In 2015, the ceiA3 Campus will be a national pioneer and international leader at the forefront of research and experts in food production systems, food security and safety, and environmental protection through sound and sustainable agri-food practices. The UCO offers an enormous variety of programs of study ranging from the humanities and legal and social sciences to the health sciences or science and technology – three areas equally represented by the UCO's three main campuses: the Legal and Social Sciences Campus in the city center, the Health Campus in the western part of the city and the Rabanales Agrifood, Science and Technology Campus to the east. The University also has a Polytechnic School located 60 kilometers from the city in the town of Belmez. For those interested in improving their Spanish and learning more about our culture, UCOIDIOMAS offers international students courses on the Spanish language and culture. Most of the UCO's scientific activity occurs on Rabanales Campus, where the Veterinary Faculty, Science Faculty, Higher Polytechnic School, and Agricultural and Forest Engineering School are located. The University of Cordoba is one of the best-equipped academic institutions throughout Europe, thanks to the modern facilities and cutting-edge technologies available on Rabanales Campus. In addition to housing departmental offices, the Campus also has other singular facilities such as the Aulario lecture hall, the Veterinary Hospital, or the Juan XXIII Assembly Hall, whose soaring tower overlooks the entire Campus. The main library, modern sports facilities, the Lucano Residence Hall, and the train station complete the list of general services available on the Rabanales campus and the nearby Rabanales 21 R&D Technology Park that is currently under construction. The Reina Sofia Teaching Hospital, one of Spain's most prestigious hospitals, also forms part of the UCO's Health Campus. View full university

UNC offers international students the opportunity to take undergraduate degree courses for one or two semesters. Most degree programs require Spanish upper-intermediate (B2) proficiency certified by renowned international examinations. Every semester, international students get on-site orientation and later receive assistance and guidance from Academic Coordinators and UNC students who participate in our University’s Buddy Program. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC) offers undergraduate courses in most areas of knowledge, on a non-fee-paying basis and with programs ranging around five years. There are two international student standings: within quota and beyond the quota. While the former is applied at the Argentine embassy or consulate in the student’s own country, the latter is requested at our University. Each international student standing has its requisites and reach. Additionally, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba offers graduate diplomas and graduate programs at M.A. and Ph.D. diverse fields of knowledge to qualify professionals for teaching, research, and scientific and technological development. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba offers foreigners from all over the world the opportunity to study at UNC for one or two semesters. In the beginning, UNC’s academic life developed in the city downtown area. By the late ‘40s and early ‘50s, the first buildings were built on the university campus located just a few minutes away from the city center. Gradually, Faculties moved to the campus. In 2000 the Rectorate and central administration offices were relocated as well. With over 400 years of history, UNC proposes maintaining its achievements by affirming the commitment to higher education as a right in Argentina and keeping a position of excellence in the construction of scientific knowledge and technological development. In this context, UNC understands the Internationalization of Higher Education as one of the main principles for institutional strengthening and a strategy for improving academic quality. UNC implements this policy across every area within the University and through the International Relations Office (PRI), in particular. PRI promotes the process of international and intercultural dimension integration. The ambitious objective of the University, Society, and Prison Program is to promote an open space to connect the University, different institutions in society, and the prison system to seek and analyze alternatives to the problems that emerge as a result of imprisonment observing them from Human Rights. Established in 1613, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Latin America. The colonial university buildings located downtown were declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000. UNC has played a vital role both in our national and regional history. Its faculties cover all areas of knowledge. It has over one hundred research centers, 25 libraries, 17 museums, and two astronomy observatories: all living proof of the thriving force of a university conceived as a combination of tradition, innovation, and excellence. He Astronomical Observator was Argentina’s first scientific institution, and it is currently devoted to research, popular science, and university education. The Bosque Alegre Astrophysical Station: Its telescope aids research development on the structure and chemical composition of stars and galaxies.The Mario Gulich Institute of High Spatial Studies: The Institute is committed to the development of advanced early alert models for natural emergencies and tele-epidemiology. The University Hospital (1913) and the Maternity and Neonatology Hospital (1932) provide healthcare to the Cordoba’s community and serve as training centers for undergraduate and graduate programs in medical sciences. This pharmaceutical university laboratory develops and commercializes products derived from human plasma. Created in 1963, it is South America’s most magnificent fractionation plant for the production and commercialization of human plasma. The Laboratory supplies the domestic market with high-quality medicines at low cost and exports plasma to ten Latin American countries. It also processes human bone tissue for dental and traumatological implants and develops generic injectable medicines. UNC has a productive cultural life full of art workshops and exhibitions, plays, and music performances, which occur in halls and auditoriums located both on campus and downtown.UNC Cultural Office organized 160 cultural activities during 2014. The University has a symphonic orchestra, a university film club, several theatre troupes, and choirs.UNC students enjoy free primary medical assistance in University Hospitals and University Dental Health Facility. Students can also be tested for HIV with safety and confidentiality and receive advice on sexual health and responsible parenthood. UNC has a 12-hectare sports field in the university campus where 25 different sports such as athletics, soccer, rugby, hockey, volleyball, basketball, and handball are practiced. It also has an indoor gymnasium and a multi-purpose sports hall. The SRT (UNC Radio and Television Services) comprises a television channel (Channel 10), a digital television channel (cba24n), an AM radio (Radio Universidad), and an FM radio (Power FM). They are the primary public broadcasting services of inland Argentina. They reach six provinces. The University Press promotes scientific and literary works related to university education and research activities. It also disseminates literary materials of cultural interest and recovers the work of critical thinkers. View full university

The Catholic University of Cordoba is from the beginning concerning national and regional levels in academic quality, scientific research, and social commitment. International students born in member countries of Mercosur and its associated States should bring national certificates of lack of criminal record in their country of origin or countries where you have lived for the last three (3) years, legalized by the respective Argentina consular representation outside, or Apostille Convention. In June and October opened our doors to offer a space of contact with university life and the different careers offered. In this area, students can attend the Faculties of interest and make inquiries wishing to teachers, students, and graduates. It is also an excellent opportunity to learn about the different facilities and venues of the University. The Secretariat for Coordination and Institutional Communication runs schools in the city of Cordoba to institutionally present the Catholic University of Córdoba (UCC) and inform students of the last two years of secondary possibilities for college and life activities student provided by the UCC. Exposure of teachers and professionals in this space ensures the availability of information in a clear and personalized manner. The activity can develop at any school in the city or any of the headquarters of the UCC. It consists of an interdisciplinary team of professionals working in development, innovation, and care of institutional links University. Thus actions of internal and external communication under the philosophy of knowledge dissemination, social commitment, and comprehensive humanistic education are planned. It also converges the Design Office and the Press Office. One area of reflection and information to accompany the processes of vocational and professional guidance, aimed at students in the last two years of high school. Workshops are held in May and September at Headquarters Center UCC, Obispo Trejo 323. This is a free activity, with limited seating. A place to reflect on the vocational and professional horizons of young people to settle doubts and calm anxieties about the process of choosing a college career. This activity can be developed in the medium or institutions in any of the venues at the university level. System Libraries of the UCC provides a guided Biblioteca Jean Sonet with more than 100,000 printed works, 3,500 journal titles, 40,000 ebooks and magazines 18,000 travel. During the visit, you can understand the functioning of a university library and access information on bibliographic and physical distribution, which owns the stock of this facility. Through the teaching and research body, the Catholic University of Córdoba offers educational community colleges side talks about current and linked to adolescent public issues, such as "Nutrition and good habits in eating," a by teachers of the Nutrition, or, talks on current political or by professors from the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations, for example, issues. Catholic University of Cordoba, founded in 1956, is the first privately run University of the country and Argentina only university run by the Society of Jesus. More than 20,000 graduates in their careers undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate have more than half a century of experience in the education of the Jesuit University, which emphasizes humanistic, social, scientific, and professional training of students. This fifty-year institution convenes and brings together over 9,000 students from the Argentine territory and other countries. Through its 11 academic units, the Catholic University of Córdoba offers a wide variety of areas of study, namely Agricultural Science, Architecture, Political Science and International Relations, Engineering, Computer Science, Law, Economics and Business, Biochemistry and Pharmacy, Food, Medicine, Philosophy, History, Literature, Psychology, and Dentistry. The training of scientists, awareness, and commitment is the mission of the university mission inspired by the Ignatian ideal of consistently exceeding the levels of demand. Academic excellence and integral formation of the person are, therefore, the pillars that make up its identity. The academic excellence is based on a rigorous selection of candidates to join the various races, a physicist and computer art equipment, modern methods of teaching and learning based on small groups and substantial student contact with reality through seminars, volunteer work, visits to companies and institutions, internships, research, conferences, etc. We aspire to be a university that affects the construction of more just social order, by training graduates competent and committed to their reality (teaching) through the production of socially relevant knowledge (research) and through social projection thereof (extension) to influence public policies that improve the quality of life especially the most disadvantaged sectors of our society. Comprehensive training to achieve the UCC has areas that work together: Pedagogical Assistance, Health Ministry, Arts, Sports, Services, Training. The ultimate goal of university activity is to change the structures. This means that we do not work with the power of words in culture, critically, to transform people only. We seek, by the way, transforming consciousness from more humane and Christian eyes but the University should have in their ultimate horizon intended to transform society from its structures so that there is more and better education, access to health care for the poor, access to justice for all and particularly for the sectors most disadvantaged in society. View full university