Study in Buenos Aires

Affordable

Buenos Aires boasts a low cost of living, with rent costing an average of £230 per month according to Numbeo.

Good job prospects

Buenos Aires' high score for employer activity indicates that the university's graduates are highly reputable amongst employers.

High quality education

Buenos Aires is home to several universities ranking in the QS World University Rankings, including many within the global top 500.

Student diversity

Buenos Aires has a high proportion of international students, with 15 percent of their 237,600 students coming from outside Argentina.

Buenos Aires earns a decent score in the affordability indicator. This is helped by the city's low cost of living and relatively low tuition fees.

Numbeo estimates that a single person living in Buenos Aires can expect to spend approximately £340 per month plus an additional £230 per month for a single bedroom apartment in the city centre. Tuition fees for universities in Buenos Aires average at around US$3,600.

Buenos Aires has 50 neighbourhoods. Each of these neighbourhoods is different and between them boast 700 art galleries, 100 cinemas, 60 theatres and 10 football stadiums. 

San Telmo is one of Buenos Aires' oldest neighbourhoods. Here you  will find the Plaza Dorrego, a cobblestoned area which holds an antique market every Sunday.

La Boca district is known for its multicoloured houses, built by Italian immigrants early 20th century. One of its most famous streets, Caminito street, is known for its tango dancers.

Buenos Aires earns a high score in the student view indicator. This indicator is based on students' ratings of the city in eight categories: tolerance and inclusion, diversity, friendliness, ease of getting around, affordability, nightlife, employment opportunities, arts and culture.

Argentina’s universities are renowned across Latin America for the quality of the graduates they produce, and this is reflected in Buenos Aires’ high score for employer activity in this year's ranking, which measures the reputation of the city’s universities among graduate recruiters.