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CEA Buenos Aires, Argentina - Latin American Studies (Outgoing Program)

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Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Spring 2020 10/01/2019 10/15/2019 02/27/2020 06/20/2020
NOTE: Optional early start begins 1/30/2020. These are approximate dates. Visit the CEA website for exact program dates.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Click here for a definition of this term Program Type: Study Abroad Language of Instruction: English, Spanish
Minimum GPA: 2.5 Click here for a definition of this term Housing: Apartment (shared), Homestay
Click here for a definition of this term Class Standing: 1 - Freshman, 2 - Sophomore, 3 - Junior, 4 - Senior Program Length: Semester
Language Requirement: No Credits: 12 or more
Click here for a definition of this term Study Abroad Coordinator: Yomarie Castellano Click here for a definition of this term Credit Type: UWM
Areas of Study: Business Administration, Economics, History, International Studies, Political Science, Sociology, Spanish
Program Description:

Call: 1-800-266-4441

Text: 480-448-6013

Study Abroad in Buenos Aires

Through a combo of Spanish language instruction—designed for your level of proficiency—and focused courses in either Spanish or English, you’ll develop a deeper understanding of Latin American culture, history, economics, and politics. You’ll gain fluency through courses focused on listening comprehension, conversation, and grammar. Semester students may choose an Early Start option to jump-start their Spanish language proficiency before the session begins. The semester program is designed for students at beginner to intermediate Spanish levels; the summer program is designed for students at high-intermediate and above Spanish level.

 Semester/Term Eligibility Requirements Rec. Semester Credits
 Semester  2.5 Min GPA; High School Graduate; Beginner to intermediate level of Spanish  12-15
 Early Start Sem.  2.5 Min GPA; High School Graduate; Beginner to intermediate level of Spanish  18-21
Summer  2.5 Min GPA; Completed one year of college; High intermediate and above Spanish language level  4-8


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Where You'll Study

This private Argentine university hosts almost 1,000 international students each year. Located in the residential Belgrano neighborhood, the University of Belgrano offers courses in fields such as business, communications, cultural studies, social sciences, and Spanish language for all abilities. Its modern campus offers cultural and athletic activities to enhance student life and complement academics. Students will receive a transcript from the University of Belgrano upon completion of their program.

What's Included

  • Pre-Departure Advising
  • Airport Pickup
  • Housing
  • 24/7 Onsite Emergency Assistance
  • Excursions & Cultural Activities
  • and more

Excursions

  • Iguazú Falls
  • Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay
  • Tigre
  • and more.

Funding Options

CEA has several ways to help you fund your program, including scholarships, grants, and vouchers. Find out more about what we have to offer.

Learn more about funding



PLEASE NOTE: 
To be considered for this program, students must submit an application for both UWM and CEA by their respective deadlines. To start a UWM application, click on "Apply Now" button on the top of this page. Visit the CEA website to apply.

Program Fee
Please see the top of the program page for cost information. Click on the term you are interested in and you will be directed to a budget sheet that contains program fees and other important financial information.

The program fee is set by CEA. CEA will invoice UWM for the program fee and this fee will be posted to students' PAWS accounts in addition to CIE administrative fees and mandatory health insurance fees. Please visit the UWM study abroad "Fees & Policies" page for details about program fees. Students should consult the CEA website for latest program cost projections and inclusions and exclusions.

Scholarships and Grants
Financial aid, scholarships and grants may be used for our programs. Attend a Financing Study Abroad 101 Session to learn about study abroad costs and budgets and how financial aid can be used for study abroad, as well as general information on how to search for scholarships and other funding resources.

Based on eligibility, students may apply for any scholarship either through our office or elsewhere.  For a general list of study abroad scholarships and grants, visit our webpage. We encourage students to search widely for other scholarships that can be applied to their study abroad program. 

Are you a Pell Grant recipient? Check out the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.