Pontifica Universidad Católica Argentina - UCA (reviews)

This university has a long trajectory in the country and as such has some of the best teachers available as well as wider resources and study plans.
On a negative note the xountry itself is not doing well which derives in restricted access to international collaboration with external universities and institutions

The Universidad Católica Argentina is one of the oldest and most respected universities in the country. It has a wide variety of careers to choose from and new ones are added from time to time. It not only trains professionals but also focuses on the humanitarian side, thus forming good people.

I attended the Argentine Catholic University located in Puerto Madero, in the Buenos Aires province. My experience was excellent, as the curricular level is outstanding and provides you with all the knowledge that you will need. The teachers are dedicated and demanding but accessible, and the people that I met as peers are nowadays colleagues who have opened doors for others to the business world. With many of my peers, I formed friendships that continue enriching me day to day, both as a person and as a professional. Moreover, the facilities and location of the university are amazing and do further motivate you to study and improve yourself. The university also gives you the opportunity to do exchanges with other universities around the world and boasts an internal job board for you to apply as an intern or young professional to positions in various companies and other workplaces. For these reasons, I would recommend the Argentine Catholic University to anyone who asks.

It’s a very good university in terms of the professors that teach there, at least in law, but it’ll be better if there weren’t as many philosophical and religious subjects as they are, specially when your degree doesn’t need that kind of knowledge to perform as a professional.

In terms of location, structure and cleanliness, the faculty was always impeccable. In Medicine particularly, the teachers are excellent but the administrative part has much to improve.