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Argentina is an emerging market with great access to international opportunities, world markets and cultural enrichment. Due to the increasing importance of the South American market, courses in Argentina can truly give a competitive edge.

Courses in Argentina are broad and often associated with degree programs, certificate programs or a professional development series. They may be studied online, through distance learning, training agencies or in a traditional classroom setting. Courses in Argentina have options that explore a myriad of topics such as information technology, sociology, business, healthcare administration, investment, economics, social media, and many more. Courses are available for many industries with study options available to meet the needs of most prospective students. Courses in Argentina use teaching methods in innovative ways while allowing for specialized practicums and concentrations.

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Program in Argentine and Latin American Studies (PALAS)

University of Belgrano
Campus Full time Part time 15 weeks February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires + 1 more

This 15-week-program offers courses that meet twice a week for ninety minutes, that is, 4 hours of 45 minutes, total 60 contact hours. PALAS offers courses in economics, history, gender history, and literature, all of which focus specifically on Argentina and Latin America. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. This 15-week-program offers courses that meet twice a week for ninety minutes, that is, 4 hours of 45 minutes, total 60 contact hours. PALAS offers courses in economics, history, gender history, and literature, all of which focus specifically on Argentina and Latin America. Courses are designed for undergraduate students whose level of Spanish is at the beginner or intermediate level or for students who are interested in transferring credits in Latin American Studies to their home universities. Courses (PALAS 310) Argentine Economy (PALAS 330) Social Economy in Latin America (PALAS 332) Economic Integration in LatAm (PALAS 333) International Business in the Southern Cone (PALAS 340) History of Latin America (PALAS 342) Race and Nation in Argentina (PALAS 345) Argentine History and Literature OUT OF CATALOGUE (PALAS 360) Political and Social Change (PALAS 362) Latin American Cultures and Civilizations (PALAS 366) U.S.–Latin America Relations (PALAS 370) Argentina: The Making of a Country through its Literature OUT OF CATALOGUE (PALAS 372) Latin American Literature OUT OF CATALOGUE (PALAS 380) Gender History in Latin America (PALAS 400) Latin America in Global Economy (PALAS 420) Jorge Luis Borges: Visions of Culture and Knowledge (Special Topic on Comparative Literature) (PALAS 443) Tango: Gender, Nation & Identity (Special Topic on Cultural Studies) (PALAS 444) Human Rights and Cultural Representations (PALAS 490) Directed Research [-]

(PALAS 333) International Business in the Southern Cone

University of Belgrano
Campus Part time 15 weeks February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires

Our goal is to raise critical questions about the opportunities and challenges that companies and entrepreneurs encounter when doing business with countries from the Southern Cone such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. [+]

Information Semesters: First and Second Hours of Instruction per Week: 4 Total Weeks: 15 Total Hours of Instruction: 60 Courses transferable to ECTS Courses transferable to U.S. System Recommendation: Advanced written and spoken English Course Description Our goal is to raise critical questions about the opportunities and challenges that companies and entrepreneurs encounter when doing business with countries from the Southern Cone such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. We begin by introducing the general context in which international business takes place in the region. Once we have looked at the big picture, we focus on the controllable and uncontrollable forces in the Southern Cone business environment. Our approach is based on a guided, well-informed discussion that will help students build understanding on the advantages and disadvantages of doing business in the region. Throughout the course students are expected to develop basic interdisciplinary skills for business decision-making. By the end of the course, students gain valuable insight on the opportunities that Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay offer and are ready to conduct research and access first hand information about Southern markets. Course Requirements Each student will be expected to make a significant contribution to the classroom dialogue. Students need a minimum of 75% of attendance to be in good standing for the GLOBAL ENTREPRENEUR PROJECT. Sliding the ID card is the only way to track record of attendance. In addition to participation, students will have to conduct a GLOBAL ENTREPRENEUR PROJECT, doing research on a specific topic. By... [-]

(PALAS 400) Latin America in Global Economy

University of Belgrano
Campus Part time 15 weeks February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires

This course will study the development patterns of Latin America since colonial times to present days. Dependency from external factors has underpinned Latin America´s economic development. This course will focus on the specific issues that determined the economic development of the region as a whole, as well as that of individual countries. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. Information Semesters: First and Second Hours of Instruction per Week: 4 Total Weeks: 15 Total Hours of Instruction: 60 Courses transferable to ECTS Courses transferable to U.S. System Recommendation: A background in Economics plus advanced written and spoken English Course Description This course will study the development patterns of Latin America since colonial times to present days. Dependency from external factors has underpinned Latin America´s economic development. This course will focus on the specific issues that determined the economic development of the region as a whole, as well as that of individual countries. The first part of this course will focus on economic history. In the second part, students are expected to choose one country from a list of Latin American countries and conduct research. A case study of the chosen country’s patterns of development and how economic history forged present-day conditions/ issues/ disparities/ insertion in the world will be presented, both orally - approximately 25 minutes followed by a 10-15 discussion – as well as written, both with a substantial weigh in the total final grade of the course, as seen below. The third part of the course will focus on the future prospects of Latin American development, future dilemmas and strategies to follow. Course Requirements Class attendance is required of all students at UB. A 75% attendance to classes is mandatory to keep the regular student status. An electronic system keeps track of attendance. Students have to slide an electronic card every class... [-]

Spanish as a Second Language

University of Belgrano
Campus Full time Part time 4 - 7 weeks February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires + 1 more

The School of Languages and Foreign Studies offers intensive lower division courses all year round with complete immersion in Argentine life and culture. A team of qualified native Spanish faculty with expertise in applied linguistics teaches language courses using the communicative approach methodology. [+]

The School of Languages and Foreign Studies offers intensive lower division courses all year round with complete immersion in Argentine life and culture. A team of qualified native Spanish faculty with expertise in applied linguistics teaches language courses using the communicative approach methodology. Classes meet five times a week for 3 or 5 hours and take 120 academic hours (of 45 minutes) to complete (see table). The course books are written by the professors themselves and published by Belgrano University Press. Intensive courses are also meant to better prepare students for our PEAL semester courses (Programa de Estudios Argentinos y Latinoamericanos). Continuing students may also take a further course in Spanish language during the semester. Students will be allocated to different levels on the basis of a written online placement test that will take priority over past courses. Course capacity is limited to 15 students. On request, we also offer special programs e.g. Spanish for the Professions (Medicine and Healthcare, Political and Social Sciences, Business and Law) and we can also train instructors in teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. Course Catalogue: (INT 121) Español Básico This course is intended for beginners and false beginners. The general aim of this course is to provide the student with basic language skills. Students acquire and develop a basic knowledge of the language that allows them to communicate straightforward information in a familiar context. Classes emphasize production and understanding in communicative situations. On completing the course, students will be able to understand basic... [-]

Latin American Studies Program (pel)

Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina
Campus Full time February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires

The PEL is an initiative of the Department of International Relations and Academic Cooperation of our University designed to address the Latin American reality from different disciplines. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. The PEL is an initiative of the Department of International Relations and Academic Cooperation of our University designed to address the Latin American reality from different disciplines. This program aims to provide the knowledge of one's own problems of our region, beyond the issues of Argentina, opening the eyes of those strokes of culture, history, economics, the arts and politics that are fundamental parts of our identity . Within the varied academic offerings proposed by the Faculties of the UCA, you'll find the PEL a unique opportunity to enjoy an academic experience that will bring you to specific topics that you will not find anywhere else in the world. Designed for international students, these courses are also open extension- like all students of our University. While they receive during Orientation Week information directly from teachers in charge of each course, we give them the ability to access the Content Guide Minimum where you will find the list of all the materials that make up the PEL with a brief description of each uca. The courses offered are similar workload and are convertible to credits within the framework of academic exchange. The academic offerings of the program has courses taught in Spanish and / or English. To pass PEL courses you must meet the same requirements as for any material of the UCA: Attend at least 75% of classes. Approve midterms and other assessments to establish the teacher in each case. Passing the exam or final... [-]

State And Religion In Latin America

Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina
Campus Full time 1 semester February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires

Introduction: systems relationship between the political community (state) and religious (churches) Church and State in Latin America during the Spanish period. [+]

THE COURSE Introduction: systems relationship between religious political community (state) and (churches) Church and State in Latin America during the Spanish period. The emergence of nation states in Latin America and its relations with the Church. Evolution. religious freedom and religious pluralism in Latin America. Development and current challenges. The protection of religious freedom in the American system. The course is taught in Spanish, with support projections power point for easier tracking Course Requirements: A basic general culture is required with universal and basic knowledge of American history and interest in social and political issues, which would put the historical processes and understand the basic legal concepts that will be given during the course. TeachingProf. Juan Gregorio Navarro Floria (UCA). [-]

Summer Pealit

University of Belgrano
Campus Full time 5 weeks February 2018 Argentina Buenos Aires

The Argentine and Latin American Studies Program (PEAL) provides a period of 5-week studies during the northern summer / southern winter (Junius 22 - July 23) that consists of two general classes of higher level in Latin American Studies at level 300 teachers entirely in Italian. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. The Argentine and Latin American Studies Program (PEAL) provides a period of 5-week studies during the northern summer / southern winter (Junius 22 - July 23) that consists of two general classes of higher level in Latin American Studies at level 300 teachers entirely in Italian. Lessons are four times a week for 150 minutes each, and include a total of 60 hours. You need a minimum of 14 students to open the program. Courses (PEALIT 329) Cultures and Civilizations of Latin America (PEALIT 369) Economic History of Latin America [-]

Multi-Location - Emerging Economies: Buenos Aires & Santiago

IES Abroad
Campus Full time 1 semester August 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

Designed for students interested in business, economics, sociology, and political science, this multi-location interdisciplinary program offers a unique comparative perspective of two of the most notable emerging economies in South America: Santiago, Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. [+]

Overview Designed for students interested in business, economics, sociology, and political science, this multi-location interdisciplinary program offers a unique comparative perspective of two of the most notable emerging economies in South America: Santiago, Chile, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. The program begins with orientation in Buenos Aires, where the first half of the program is held, followed by a week-long, course-related trip to Peru, and the second half of the program in Santiago. Learn about the accelerated pace of globalization and economic growth in these markets while experiencing two very different cultures, complete with their own distinct institutions, laws, and business practices and cultures. Both serve as models for both the pitfalls and opportunities surrounding economies in transition within the global marketplace. The required core course, Emerging Economies: A Global Perspective of the Causes, Consequences, and Challenges in Argentina & Chile, runs the entire semester across both locations. The course not only provides the overall framework of the program, but also includes a mock consulting project to help you put to practical use what you are learning in and outside the classroom. You will also choose two of three courses offered in both locations to provide local context to your overall study of emerging economies. Sample courses include Contemporary Argentine History: Politics and Culture in the Construction of National Identity and Economic Transformation in Chile from the late 20th into the 21st Century. In addition, an optional 1-credit basic Spanish course is available to support your integration into to the host... [-]

Buenos Aires - Latin American Societies & Cultures

IES Abroad
Campus Full time 1 - 2 semesters July 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

Open to students of all language levels, the Latin American Societies & Cultures Program allows you to improve your Spanish language skills while taking courses in Business, Humanities, and Social Sciences, all of which feature an academic emphasis on Latin America. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. Overview If you’re ready for an urban adventure, Buenos Aires is your city. With endless city districts and neighborhoods to explore, you will get lost in the sights and sounds of Buenos Aires. Tango the night away as you learn the country’s popular dance, attend one of the many soccer games, and browse the local art scene—all this and more awaits you as a study abroad student in Buenos Aires. Open to students of all language levels, the Latin American Societies & Cultures Program allows you to improve your Spanish language skills while taking courses in Business, Humanities, and Social Sciences, all of which feature an academic emphasis on Latin America. If you have beginning- or intermediate-level language skills, you can choose from a wide variety of English-taught IES Abroad courses in areas such as Literature, History, Anthropology, International Business and Political Science. If you have advanced-level Spanish language skills, you have the option to choose from Spanish-taught IES Abroad courses and courses through the prestigious Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina. You can also take English-taught IES Abroad courses. Buenos Aires will be your classroom. During your term, you'll enjoy more than 30 cultural events and trips with IES Abroad. Learn about visual arts in the city and then meet with local graffiti artists before seeing their work. Study the impact of globalization in Latin America, and then enroll in an internship, which includes time spent working at your placement in addition to an academic seminar... [-]

Buenos Aires - Business & International Relations in Latin America

IES Abroad
Campus Full time 12 weeks August 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

Designed for Business and International Relations students, this program allows you to learn about the contemporary politics and business in Latin America, as well as Argentina’s relationships with other Latin American countries and the world. [+]

Overview 12 credits. 12 weeks. $12,000. Because Buenos Aires is in such a great time of transition, now is the time to study abroad here and witness this change first-hand. Buenos Aires isn’t just the capital city of Argentina, it’s also the financial, industrial, and commercial hub of the country. As a growing global city, Buenos Aires also has one of the continent’s busiest ports in South America, is an UNESCO City of Design because of its fashion influence, and is a major tourist destination in Latin America. Designed for Business and International Relations students, this program allows you to learn about the contemporary politics and business in Latin America, as well as Argentina’s relationships with other Latin American countries and the world. You’ll also gain the tools you need to become a global leader, with courses like Leading Across Cultures and Managing Behavior in Organizations. All courses are taught in English. Buenos Aires will also be your classroom while witnessing the city’s rich European influences. Explore El Centro, the city center, which is home to several of the most important sights in Buenos Aires, including the gorgeous Teatro Colon (one of the best opera houses in the world), as well as the beautiful Plaza de Mayo. The Plaza de Mayo is surrounded by the Casa Rosada (the presidential home), the Cabildo (the old town hall), the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Congress Building, and much more. Wander around Buenos Aires’ many eclectic neighborhoods, like La Boca, San Telmo, and Recoleta, to... [-]

Buenos Aires - Advanced Spanish Immersion

IES Abroad
Campus Full time 1 - 2 semesters July 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

Specially designed for students with advanced Spanish language proficiency, our program allows you to build on your language skills as you immerse yourself in the culture of Argentina. In addition to advanced language study at our Buenos Aires Center, you choose from a variety of Spanish-taught IES Abroad area studies courses focusing on the following areas: [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. Overview You read, write, and speak Spanish well—so why not take your education to the next level? Live and study in Buenos Aires, where the local people are open and interested in speaking Spanish with you and helping you learn their language, history, and cultures. Specially designed for students with advanced Spanish language proficiency, our program allows you to build on your language skills as you immerse yourself in the culture of Argentina. In addition to advanced language study at our Buenos Aires Center, you choose from a variety of Spanish-taught IES Abroad area studies courses focusing on the following areas: Literature & the Arts People, Politics & Economies of Latin America You can enroll in courses at local universities, including the Universidad Torcuato di Tella, Universidad de Buenos Aires, and the Pontifica Universidad Católica Argentina, where you’ll experience the Argentine educational system first-hand and enjoy access to local student activities. Maybe you’ll make some Argentine friends while you’re at it. Buenos Aires will be your classroom. During your semester in Buenos Aires, you’ll participate in more than 30 cultural events and trips, taking you in and around the city to experience life as a local resident does and better understand the city’s cultures. Perfect your Spanish skills and make new friends while chatting with local students in between classes. Enjoy social events at the IES Abroad Center with language partners and Argentine students. In Buenos Aires, you can add international work experience to your... [-]

International Community - Based Research

FSD - Foundation for Sustainable Development
Campus Full time 9 - 52 weeks September 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

FSD Research Internships allow participants to engage with FSD community partners in researching local issues and developing potential solutions. With community-based participatory research, the research question is defined and findings are analyzed together with the community. [+]

FSD Research Internships allow participants to engage with FSD community partners in researching local issues and developing potential solutions. With community-based participatory research, the research question is defined and findings are analyzed together with the community. The goal is knowledge creation which serves to inform community action. Research Internships have a strong emphasis on community-based participatory research in order to ensure the researchers work side by side with community members. What is Community-Based Participatory Research? Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is a framework or approach for conducting research that is characterized by the relationships between the communities and researchers. This type of research is collaborative and requires partnership development, cooperation, negotiation, flexibility, and commitment to addressing local issues. CBPR works to accomplish objectives and development through empowerment and ownership. OVERVIEW All FSD Research Internships begin months before an intern's arrival. FSD site teams work with our community partners to help them identify research priorities and develop a community-based research proposal. Research interns can apply to conduct research one of these research proposals alongside one of our community partners who have agreed to host interns. Upon acceptance to the internship program, research interns are encouraged to conduct background research about the issue they will be investigating in-country as well as study participatory research methods that might be useful. When interns arrive in the field, FSD local site teams will lead an in-country orientation, providing each intern with invaluable guidance and insight that will help them throughout their program. Orientation is a blend... [-]

International Development Gap Year

FSD - Foundation for Sustainable Development
Campus Full time 9 - 56 weeks September 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

FSD Gap Year program is an intense, immersive program for pre-college students (17+) looking to gain international development training and experience. It’s an exciting way to explore and learn before starting college. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. FSD Gap Year program is an intense, immersive program for pre-college students (17+) looking to gain international development training and experience. It’s an exciting way to explore and learn before starting college. Our Gap Year program was specifically designed for high school graduates and allows you to gain hands-on experience prior to beginning your studies at a university level. The Gap Year program has a strong emphasis on community ownership and follows the principles of Asset-Based Community Development. Participants receive extensive training in sustainable development principles and gain professional skills in project planning and budgeting, program evaluation, community assessment, and proposal writing. Participants apply their new and existing skill sets as they collaborate with their local colleagues on identifying, designing, and implementing a project to benefit the community. OVERVIEW All FSD Gap Years begin months before your arrival. FSD site teams work with our partner organizations in the community to help them identify priorities and develop volunteer descriptions. Prospective participants can apply to these specific descriptions after learning about these community development organizations. Once we receive an application, we begin work with our international teams to ensure you are a good match for the program - which includes an interview with our international site team and connecting you to materials that will help you prepare for your travel and internship abroad. When participants arrive in the field, FSD local site teams will lead an in-country orientation, providing each volunteer with invaluable guidance and insight that... [-]

International Development Training and Internships

FSD - Foundation for Sustainable Development
Campus Full time September 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

FSD International Development Internships are an opportunity for students and young professionals to gain hands-on experience in sustainable development and insight into other cultures that can only be obtained through participating in the work on the ground. [+]

FSD International Development Internships are an opportunity for students and young professionals to gain hands-on experience in sustainable development and insight into other cultures that can only be obtained through participating in the work on the ground. The internships are thoughtfully designed to help you build your career while having a lasting impact on the people in the community in which you serve. Our Development Internships have a strong emphasis on community ownership and follow the principles of Asset-Based Community Development. Interns receive extensive training in sustainable development principles and gain professional skills in project planning and budgeting, program evaluation, community assessment, and proposal writing. Interns apply their new and existing skill sets as they collaborate with their local colleagues on identifying, designing, and implementing a project to benefit the community. OVERVIEW All FSD International Development Internships begin months before an intern's arrival. FSD site teams work with our partner organizations in the community to help them identify priorities and develop internship descriptions. Prospective interns can apply to these specific descriptions after learning about these community development organizations. Once we receive an application, we begin work with our international teams to ensure you are a good match for the program - which includes an interview with our international site team and connecting you to materials that will help you prepare for your travel and internship abroad. When interns arrive in the field, FSD local site teams will lead an in-country orientation, providing each intern with invaluable guidance and insight that... [-]

CEPA & EMSA English

English Training Lounge
Campus Full time September 2017 Argentina Buenos Aires

Common Educational Proficiency Assessment (CEPA) and External Measure of Student Achievement, (EMSA) are a set of locally-developed standardized tests used for admissions and placement by all federal institutions of higher and further education in the United Arab Emirates: ADVETI, Zayed University, the Higher Colleges of Technology, and UAE University. [+]

Course Studies in Argentina 2017. CEPA & EMSA English English Training Lounge - The Professional's Choice Common Educational Proficiency Assessment (CEPA) and External Measure of Student Achievement, (EMSA) are a set of locally-developed standardised tests used for admissions and placement by all federal institutions of higher and further education in the United Arab Emirates: ADVETI, Zayed University, the Higher Colleges of Technology, and UAE University. The CEPA is produced by the UAE Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific research as part of NAPO (National Admissions and Placement Office) and EMSA by the Abu Dhabi Education Council. There are two exams for the CEPA and EMSA. The English examinations test basic English proficiency, and the Mathematics measures basic math skills. Both the English and the Maths exams are administered in two formats: paper-based (with scanned answer sheets) and computer-based for the CEPA and computer-based only for the EMSA. English Training Lounge offers full CEPA and EMSA- English training and tuition and can also arrange for mathematics tuition if needed. It is also important to keep in mind that the EMSA also has a Science section. This is often, but not always integrated into the Mathematics section of the exam. (We strongly advice you research this before you begin and mathematical or scientific EMSA tuition courses.) Abu Dhabi Vocational Educational Training Institute, Zayed University, the Higher Colleges of Technology and UAE University all follow an English language taught curriculum. This is to say the majority of teaching takes place using the English... [-]