Argentina

Universities and Colleges

Universidad Abierta Interamericana

Name

Name in English

Acronym

UAI

Year of establishment

1995

LOCATION 

Country

State / Province

Capital Federal

Town

Buenos Aires

Town Size

1,000,000-5,000,000

Postal Code

1069

Address

Chacabuco 90

Phone

+54 (11) 4342 7788

ACCREDITATION 

Institutional Accreditation or Recognition

Ministerio de Educación, Ciencia y Tecnología, Argentina

Year of first accreditation

1995

COURSE LEVELS AND AREAS OF STUDIES 

Course Levels

	Undergraduate			Postgraduate
	Certificates / Diplomas (<2 years)	Associate's degrees (2 years)	Bachelor's degrees (3/4/5 years)	Master degrees	Doctorate degrees
Areas of studies
Arts & Humanities ?
Business & Social Science ?
Engineering ?
Language & Cultural Studies ?
Medicine & Health ?
Science & Technology ?
	Important: please contact this University for detailed and up-to-date information on area of studies and level of courses offered. The table above might not be accurate.

TUITION / FEE 

Yearly Tuition / Fee
	Undergraduate	Postgraduate
Local Students	Not reported	Not reported
International Students	Not reported	Not reported
	room, board or other external costs excluded Currency Converter US$ = ? your currency

ADMISSION 

Admission Selection

Not reported

Selection Percentage

Not reported

Gender

Men and Women (coed)

International Students

Not reported

Admission Office

OTHER INFORMATION 

Total Enrolment

Not reported

Total Staff

Not reported

Control

Private

Profit / Non-Profit

Not reported

Religious Affiliation

None

Academic Calendar

Not reported

Campus Type

Not reported

Distance Learning

Not reported

Study Abroad / Exchange Programs

Not reported

Sport Facilities and Activities

Yes

Library

Yes

Date of last review: 17/03/2008
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