Universidad de Buenos Aires - UBA (reviews)

going to this university it’s a beautiful challenge, you can decide your own experience, choose what class you want to atend and if you wanted go
through the whole experience with your own group of friends creating relationships that last a lifetime.
unfortunately it presents administrative problems that complicate the experience but are part of what helps it mature.
It is a highly recommended university that I am proud to say that I graduated from.

the cbc period is a very caotic stage of the study in uba university, the experience of this result in a bad situation for the student, where the organization and the teachers dont help at all, something really sad and dissapointed.

I loved the university, it’s one of the best in Latin America and well, really the degree I did was express, but I loved it, everything was online and despite that, I had great support from teachers, super friendly classmates and willing to support, the program and the subjects are very good, without a doubt the languages that I learned I was able to develop a lot to study and learn and speak with ease, very good university.

As the best public school in the region, it doesn’t disappoint at all. Accessibility makes it a great school to go to, and the high reputation of most of its teachers makes a great academic experience overall. Something to improve is that the program is overfocused on psychoanalysis and should embrace teaching about other areas of psychology.

One of the highlights of UBA has to do with the methodological and epistemological insights. They value critical thinking in a way I never thought could be achieved in a University. The counterpart is that the amount of reading material is massive. The lectures are really cohesive and open to long debates that enrich their professors and students.

On the other side, the infrastructure is in really bad shape. The bathrooms are dirty and the classrooms cold. Also, its internal bureaucracy functions very slowly and it’s not yet fully digitalized. It has to do with budget issues mainly but it really makes the University experience hard sometimes.

Another thing that I value a lot it’s the organisational capacity of the students. Mainly the way in which we address controversial issues and take practical action to make things better. And we often achieve it!

In conclusion, I think that the good qualities of the University make up for the ones that are not so good. And the only way to change things is by staying and working to make a better environment for future students.

I’m in my last year of a religious school. My school is pretty big and I’m in Humanities. All of the subjects are completely useful, especially one: Politics. That’s probably my favourite one since I’ve always liked those matters. Because of that, I’ve already chosen which career I would like to study: International Relations. I think the UBA will give me the chance to learn a lot. Their teachers are great and completely dedicated to their job, and people are also very nice. I believe that it is an excellent university and one of the best in my country.

I strongly recommend it because it’s real life, you have to earn your things here, there is no help. So, if you want to grow as a person it’s definitely the place to go. Being an Argentinian student it was the correct decision.

My university is known for being the best of the country in many disciplines and the professors are excelent if you choose the right ones. Plus its free so it makes a lot easier for everyone who wants to attend.