The largest Spanish-speaking country in the world, Argentina is known locally as “The Land of the Six Continents” for its geographic and climatic diversity.

Argentina also has a long and fascinating history, and is a major economic and political power in South America.

Students at the School in Argentina come in at intermediate and advanced levels of Spanish and adhere to the Middlebury Language Pledge® to reap the benefits of linguistic immersion. By living and studying with Argentinians and getting involved in the community through volunteer work, internships, and extracurricular activities, students can build authentic relationships and fully integrate into life in their host city.

Buenos Aires

In Buenos Aires, students at the advanced level take courses alongside Argentine peers at one of three of the country’s most respected universities: the Universidad Católica Argentina, the Universidad de Buenos Aires, and the Universidad Torcuato di Tella. These universities attract students from all over Latin America.

Students at the intermediate level enroll in the Intermediate Track, taking language and content courses at the Universidad Católica Argentina, as well as a specialized content course through the Middlebury School in Argentina.

Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires

Special Tracks

The Middlebury School in Argentina offers a wide range of academic options for students with at least five semesters of college-level Spanish. In addition to our regular offerings, the School in Argentina offers several distinct tracks of study:

Intermediate Track

Public Health

Tango and Identity

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