Information is exploratory. For accurate information, refer to the official website of the school.
About UNLa
National University of Lanús (UNLa) — public non-profit university. It is located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is a young higher education institution, as it was opened in 1995.
UNLa works in several scientific areas and is waiting for new students.
As in many other universities in the country, the academic calendar at UNLa is divided into two semesters. But for convenience, tuition fees are calculated per year. Tuition fees at UNLa for local citizens starts from 1 USD per year. For international students, the cost of study differs — from 1,000 USD. For up-to-date information on scholarships and the cost of education for each program, check the official website of the educational institution.
Also, be prepared for additional expenses: accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals and personal expenses.
Academic calendar
Semesters
Bachelor
Local1USD/year
Foreign1,000USD/year
Master
Local1USD/year
Foreign1,000USD/year
Bachelor degree at UNLa
In order to enter an undergraduate program at UNLa, you must successfully pass the entrance exams.
The university campus is located within Buenos Aires. Students have access to the extensive scientific library of the university. The collection of scientific papers helps them in conducting research. The infrastructure of the university includes various opportunities for playing sports: from different spaces to clubs.
Library
Yes
Sport Facilities
Yes
What to do after graduation
There are several options to stay in the country after graduation. One of them is to get an offer from an employer and apply for a work visa. Read more about this on the embassy website. We talk about other options for immigration in our article.
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