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Based on 9 student reviews

Erasmus & Exchange at Universidad de Buenos Aires.

9 exchange students went to Universidad de Buenos Aires in Buenos Aires and rated the experience 8.4/10. Here is what they said about classes, housing and student life. Nothing estimated, nothing generated.

Report card

2024–2025

8.4/10 overall experience

  • Classes3.2
  • Social4.6
  • Housing3.9
  • Travel4.7

Sub-scores out of 5, from the review form.

Read the 9 reviews

Classes & academics at UBA

In their own words.

The university is not great, it is quite dilapidated and does not offer any sports activities close to the university (all the infrastructure is far away). You have to pay a tax of 200 dollars or the equivalent in euros upon arrival so you have to remember to bring euros from France before leaving. The advantage of being in a public university is that we chose our courses so that we only had face-to-face classes o…
Juliette · Spring 20253
The campus was quite good, not a lot of accommodations but really suficient. I advise you to make your DNI on site, it’s really less cheaper than doing the registration in France and Alexia the students echange secretary will be really helpfull for that task. The courses were not too hard but you have to know that the accent there is a bit harder to understand than the spanish accent wich could be complicated at t…
Allio · Spring 20253

Courses students took · and what they’d tell you

  • Marketing Digital
  • À éviter : négociation
  • Administracion publica
  • Administration publica
  • Créativité
  • Oratoria y imagen
  • Recommande : administration publique

🟢 recommended · 🔴 wouldn’t take again · ⚪ mentioned

Where exchange students at UBA live

Where UBA exchange students lived.

Housing mix · 9 answers

  • Coliving or shared flat — 7 students · 78%
  • Airbnb — 2 students · 22%

Housing scored 3.9/5 here. Start early — the good places go first.

📍 Living in Buenos Aires

Your exchange at UBA happens in Buenos Aires.

Your exchange at UBA happens in Buenos Aires — the full guide covers budget, neighbourhoods, transport and how to meet the other exchange students before you land.

Student reviews of UBA

9 students, unfiltered.

  • JulietteSpring 202510

    The university is not great, it is quite dilapidated and does not offer any sports activities close to the university (all the infrastructure is far away). You have to pay a tax of 200 dollars or the equivalent in euros upon arrival so you have to remember to bring euros from France before leaving. The advantage of being in a public university is that we chose our courses so that we only had face-to-face classes on Mondays which allowed us to easily travel in Argentina and the surrounding area. Since I did not leave for university it did not bother me, I wanted to learn the language and discover Latin America more. If you want to enrich yourself with the help of courses I am not sure that this is the right option.

  • AllioSpring 20258

    The campus was quite good, not a lot of accommodations but really suficient. I advise you to make your DNI on site, it’s really less cheaper than doing the registration in France and Alexia the students echange secretary will be really helpfull for that task. The courses were not too hard but you have to know that the accent there is a bit harder to understand than the spanish accent wich could be complicated at the beginning for someone.

  • HeleneFall 20248

    The university enjoys a strong reputation and is well ranked worldwide. The infrastructures are adequate and functional. There are occasional student protests. Professors are approachable, welcoming, and supportive. Campus life is limited, which could be improved.

  • ThyaSpring 20258

    Le campus est sympa mais vraiment grand et ca peut être compliqué de se repérer au début, il est accès facile d'accès, le métro est juste devant. Il y a beaucoup de choix de cours dans tous les domaines et c'est à nous de façonner notre emploi du temps !

  • CollinSpring 20255

    Le campus est plutôt grand et un peu vieux. Université publique - Les gens qui y travaillent sont plutôt disponibles pour les etudiants

  • PaulSpring 202510

    le campus de la UBA est pas dingue, et un peu laissé à l'abandon ( pas de chauffage en hiver, salle de classe assez ancienne...)

Every number and quote on this page comes from the 9 reviews left on Studcasa after an exchange at Universidad de Buenos Aires, 2024–2025. Nothing is estimated, nothing is generated.

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