Universidad de Buenos Aires - UBA (reviews)

The university has a high academic standard, not only due to the professionalism of the professors but also to the quality of academic programs and students. Great example of public and quality education, should be an example not only in LATAM but in the world. The thesis preparation and presentation process can be a little overcomplicated for students.

I’m currently studying medicine in the University of Buenos Aires, it’s a strict place but I think it’s worth it. Proffesors are dynamic and fun, classes are kind of short but you have everything explained. It’s public (free) and everyone can study in it, even people from other countries. People can also come listen to the class even if they’re not a student.

I studied at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) between 2002 and 2009. It was a highly demanding institution, where dedication and resilience were essential to succeed. What I liked most was the academic level and the prestige that comes with being part of such a respected university. Some professors were truly outstanding — their passion and knowledge left a lasting mark on me.

What I didn’t like as much were the building conditions, which were often outdated and not always comfortable. However, despite those limitations, the overall experience was invaluable. The UBA gave me a solid foundation and a way of thinking that has been extremely useful throughout my professional life. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a rigorous and respected education.

I had wonderful teachers who cared not only about the lessons they imparted in their classes but also genuinely cared about the students and their ability to develop critical thinking skills. This university has not only given me tools and skills in my study area, but also for life.