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Study Abroad Programs in Cordoba, Argentina

Argentina’s second largest city is the perfect place to polish your Spanish, marvel at 17th century Spanish architecture, and tango the night away. Not to mention, Cordoba hosts the oldest universities in the nation, earning it its fitting nickname: La Docta (The Learned One). With its collection of universities, museums, and monuments, it’s no surprise that Cordoba was crowned the “Cultural Capital of the Americas.” Don’t be surprised if you find yourself flocking to the city’s nightlife, which the city is so well known for, to play and learn about the local way of life, most students who study abroad in Cordoba do!
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15 Cordoba, Argentina Study Abroad Programs

Child Family Health International

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Global Health in Cordoba, Argentina

Learn about hospital medicine through rotations at some of the oldest and most renowned teaching hospitals in Latin America, such as the premier infectious disease hospital and the largest public pediatric hospital in the region. During your time in Cordoba, witness government efforts to provide care to a large percentage of the population without health insurance. Alongside local healthcare personnel, take part in focused physical exams, patient histories and daily hospital rounds. Join lectures and discussions on case studies with local residents and medical students. Shadow healthcare professionals in various rotations in specialties including infectious disease, HIV/AIDS, surgical care, oncology, dermatology, pediatrics and psychology.

The National Registration Center for Study Abroad

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Study Spanish in Cordoba, Argentina

Travel to Argentina on a Spanish language study program with The National Registration Center for Study Abroad. The center in Cordoba has a solid history of language training, and it is one of the first language schools in Argentina to focus exclusively on the teaching of Spanish to foreigners. All teachers at the institute hold a university degree in Education or Literature and have extensive experience in teaching Spanish to foreigners. The center's system of initial evaluation and constant supervision ensures that each student participates in lessons that match their language abilities. Group classes are taught in small groups to ensure that each student gets the most our of their lessons.

International TEFL and TESOL

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Accredited TEFL/TESOL Courses Online & Argentina - 6000 ARS

Use the coupon code GoAbroad15 upon checkout to receive 15% off any course. Take advantage of our Super Sale! Choose from a selection of accredited online TEFL courses, with prices starting from 6000 Argentine Pesos. Our 60-hour, 120-hour, 180-hour, and level 5 online TEFL and TESOL courses will prepare you for teaching abroad in a classroom setup and teaching online from the comfort of your own home. Every module has text, videos, quizzes, and your own personal tutor to help you through the course and give you positive feedback. Throughout the course, you will get the opportunity to submit lesson plans to experienced TESOL teachers, gaining valuable feedback from experts who have been teaching abroad for years! Need help finding an English teaching job in any of the above fields? We have contacts all over the world, so we can help set you on your way to the destination of your choice. You can get your 120-hour TEFL certificate online through ITT, at your own pace, in the comfort of your own home. Start your accredited TEFL/TESOL certification online now – your first step to being an English teacher. Where will you go from there? You decide!

Intern Abroad HQ

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Argentina Affordable Internships | Intern Abroad HQ

Ignite your global career in Córdoba, Argentina - a vibrant city where rich culture meets professional growth. With Intern Abroad HQ, the world’s most affordable and top-rated internship provider, you’ll gain hands-on experience while immersing yourself in the heart of South America. Choose from a wide range of impactful fields, including Global Health, Law & Governance, NGO Support, Business Development, and more. Internships run from 4 to 24 weeks, with guaranteed placements tailored to your goals. Program fees start at just $2,590 for 4 weeks and include housing, airport pick-up, orientation, and 24/7 in-country support. Earn up to 16 US academic credits through our official School of Record, or receive support to gain credit through your home university. Whether you're exploring the Andes on weekends or contributing to meaningful projects during the week, your Córdoba internship will shape your future and expand your horizons. Apply today and take the first step toward a transformative experience in Argentina!

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SSA Education Abroad

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Córdoba, Argentina | Summer Study Abroad in Spanish

The Córdoba Summer Term consists of a four-week Intensive Language and Culture session at Argentina's oldest university, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC). During this time, you take an intensive language and culture course while discovering the culture and people of Argentina. Advanced students may also participate in an internship or service learning opportunity during their summer term. The Spanish Studies Resident Director and UNC's PECLA (Programa de Español y Cultura Latinoamericana) staff guide you through this journey of discovery through regular contact with Spanish Studies students and by organizing special cultural activities. Choose one 80-hour intensive language course, one or two 45-hour content courses, or an internship or service learning opportunity. In addition to coursework, the program includes a homestay, cultural visits within Córdoba, and a cultural day trip to the estancias jesuíticas and Che Guevara museum in Alta Gracia.

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Universidad Blas Pascal

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4-WEEK INTENSIVE SPANISH COURSE (February and July)

This 4-week program helps you develop and improve your Spanish oral fluency and written skills, acquire essential cultural knowledge to understand the complexities of contemporary Argentine society, and achieve effective integration in the city and your new university environment. It provides a comprehensive and varied overview of the most important cultural aspects, serving as an introductory proposal for our semester program. To participate in this program, you must have completed 3 Spanish semesters at the university level or their equivalent from a private institution (Level SPA 201 or higher / B1 MRCE).

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A Guide to Studying Abroad in Cordoba

Study Abroad Programs in Cordoba

The university capital of Argentina, Cordoba has a rich academic tradition and is a great place to immerse yourself in Argentine society. Cordoba is a huge industrial and artistic center, creating a healthy balance of left- and right-brained people to strike up conversation with during your study abroad adventures.

Since Argentina has one of Latin America’s strongest economies, students will benefit from taking business and economics courses while studying abroad in Cordoba. Observe and research how Argentina trades internationally with its neighboring countries and learn how it fits into the global economy. 

The city hosts over 100 museums and historical sites, so students interested in art history, and art in general, will definitivamente get hands-on experience learning about this city’s cultural past and present through study abroad in Cordoba. From expressionism during the colonial period to current design trends, students will have a ball learning about the intricacies of Argentina’s visual culture.  

Last but not least, Spanish is the most popular subject of study in Cordoba, and all of Argentina for that matter. Spanish classes of all levels are taught by native professors, and the best part is that you can practice what you learn in class at any time while studying in Cordoba. Some courses may require you to adhere to a Spanish-only contract (it’s not as scary as it sounds), which will lead you to sound like an authentic Argentine in no time. 

Many courses in Argentina are taught in English, so Spanish language skills aren’t required to study abroad in Cordoba. It’s always a good idea to pick up basic Spanish though, so that you can navigate the city and ask out classmates for a cup of yerba mate under teacher supervision. Most university courses are taught in a lecture-style with many students, so it will be up to you to be proactive in staying in touch with your professors. Professors may arrive late to class, which reflects the more laid-back style of learning. Since the day starts later in Argentina, classes can run until around 7 p.m. or 8 p.m.

The academic year in Argentina runs from March until mid-December, and students get two weeks off in July for receso. Schools are closed for national holidays in Argentina, like Good Friday and Easter, and long weekends are common (puente will become your new best friend). Winters last from May until September, so keep this in mind when you are planning for study abroad in Cordoba. For example, studying abroad in Cordoba during second semester is a better idea if you’d prefer to see the temperatures rise during your stay.

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July 02, 2023by: Lauren Delgado - United StatesProgram: Global Health in Cordoba, Argentina
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This experience was an opportunity of a lifetime. My time within the 4-week CFHI program immersed me within the culture of Argentina and allowed me to experience a different side to medicine. Throughout the time I spent in Argentina, I learned so much about how their medical system operates and was able to learn more within medicine. The time in the hospital, I was able to rotate around to many different specialties like radiology, the emergency room, gastrology, and cardiology, which showed me many of the options that I have to further my studies in medicine. Although, the hardest part was the language barrier at times since I was not fluent in Spanish. Even with this present all the healthcare staff took their time to ensure that I understood what was occurring to help with my learning. Moreover, CFHI provided Spanish classes during the time of my program where I spent 2 hours a day learning the language. This helped me greatly as I developed a deeper understanding of the grammar but being completely immersed within the culture significantly helped me develop my Spanish speaking skills. I was always able to work on speaking when exploring the city and when I was spending time with my host family. Being with a host family was a great experience as I was able to spend so much time with them and they would show me hidden spots of the city and different aspects of the culture. They became my second family that I continue to stay in touch with as I am now back home. Overall, this experience was one that I would do again, and I will always remember what I learned here. I created so many friendships within others that attended the program and many from the city of Córdoba, Argentina, which will be connections that I continue to keep and will remember for a lifetime. When studying abroad I expected to learn a lot about another culture and country, which I did, but I learned so much more about my home country and who I am as a person.

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