Study in Argentina

Argentina is a republic in South America neighbouring Bolivia, Paraguay,

Uruguay and Chile. In South America, it is the second largest country after

Brazil, and is the eighth largest country in the world, India being the seventh

largest country. It is the largest Spanish-speaking nation of the world. Soccer

is the national game. Argentina is also the member of prominent world bodies

like the United Nations Organisation, World Trade Organisation, etc. It is a

high income country in South America primarily because of its economic

stability and growing high-tech sector. Buenos Aires is the capital city. Due to

its architecture, it is often acclaimed as Paris of the Americas. Argentine Peso

is the currency.

Around 90,000 foreign students enrol to study in Argentine universities each

year. 35% of these students come from US, Asia and Europe. The low tuition

fees, in addition with high quality of education in Argentine universities are

some of the major factors for attracting foreign students to Argentina.

Argentina is a land of tourist attractions. In Parque tres de Febrero in the

Palermo neighbourhood, El Rosedal is a rose garden, which will mesmerise

you with more than 18000 different varieties of roses. You can experience the

country’s earliest ways of life during your visit to Cerro Cuevas Pintadas de

Guachipas, which hosts 33 eaves. You can cycle the wine region of Cafayate,

which is home to vineyards. You can also trek in Pulamarca and Tilcara,

which are home to llamas.

With courses being available in English, it is a preferred destination for

students who want to study experiencing European culture at inexpensive

prices. This becomes evident when it comes to food, as it resembles Italian

food in many ways, with pizza and pasta being very common, even though the

dough used for pizza crust is thicker than that used in Italy.

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