Universidad Nacional de Córdoba - UNC (reviews)

I’m very grateful to the UNC for everything it has given me. It’s often said that when you first enter, you’re just another number, but in the case of the Faculty of Communication Sciences, you’re not alone. There’s a team of professionals working to help you navigate university life, and there will always be a classmate willing to lend a hand if you need it. I’m currently studying Social Communication, a somewhat outdated program not entirely aligned with current needs, although they’ll be updating the academic offerings next year. Finally, I’d like to say that the professors are always very considerate, and the courses I’ve taken have been incredibly useful in my professional life.

I graduated in 2015. At that time, they were considering a change to the curriculum because it was very outdated. On a positive note, they included an intermediate AT qualification.
At the time there were few practices, I don’t know if that has changed in recent years.
I recommend it because it’s a good free option; you have to study hard to get the degree, they don’t just hand it out. I hope they’ve updated the program a bit because it was missing more electives unrelated to psychoanalysis.

The student center facilitates and escalates student requests or problems, the technical teaching level, openness to the community, groups, and faculty space.
In addition to being able to have close contact with some key figures

I am very happy and grateful to the National University of Córdoba.
I studied a few years ago Business Administration. In fact, my middle daughter is going to study the same carrer at my beloved university . To show my gratitude for everything I was given, I usually conduct an annual training in Purchase and negotiation, with my company (optimicecompras).
I highly recommend the university.