Universidad de Buenos Aires - UBA (reviews)

The University of Buenos Aires stands out for its impartiality, providing a fair and accessible education to all individuals due to its public and free nature. Its flexible class schedules allow students to work while pursuing their degrees, facilitating the balance between university studies and professional life. Despite having fewer technological resources, this institution is highly valued and respected. While the university is politically influenced, it fosters significant personal growth, promoting ambition, proactivity, attentiveness, and communication skills. Despite some limitations in outdated course materials, the UBA offers an enriching experience that goes beyond academic content, preparing students to face challenges with determination and leadership.

I would say that it is one of the best universities in all of South America. Taking into account countries like Brazil, Uruguay and Colombia, the academic offer here is quite competitive.

They have quite a few careers and the education is very good. They have been around for many years and there is prestige in having a degree from the UBA.

I studied Psychology and the curriculum was great! The externships in a public hospital helped me a lot.

The education in this university is very good, is impressive how the teachers motivate you to study and finish the career. The thing I highly recommend is the teachers that, the most of the times, are ex student and very popular in the profession. The thing i can find negative is that the structure and organization of the university is pretty bad.

I strongly recommend this University if you want to take your personal and academic growth to unkown limits. It’s widely known that it’s one of the best in the world, without a doubt. However, once you have the opportunity to experience it from the inside and create your own ranking, you realize that it’s the best. It offers a multicultural context, high quality educator, ethical education and a large networking.