The top 5 universities include Universidad de Buenos Aires, private Catholic institutions Universidad Austral, Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina Santa María de los Buenos Aires (UCA), Universidad Austral and Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina Santa María de los Buenos Aires (UCA), private technical Instituto Tecnológico de Buenos Aires (ITBA) and Argentina’s oldest private educational institution Universidad de Belgrano. Private universities may have additional admission requirements. Upon graduation, students can take an entrance exam for enrollment in one of Argentina’s 39 state universities. Secondary education is further divided into 2 levels: lower secondary provides secondary education and upper secondary prompts students to specialize. Primary school is compulsory for everyone. The second option comprises 7 years of primary school and 5 years secondary education. The system includes two options, with the first covering 6 years of primary school, beginning at age 6, and another 6 years in secondary school. The Argentine school system begins with kindergarten but is not compulsory. The Ministry of Education, based in the capital Buenos Aires, sets the basic guidelines and the national government, the provinces, federal district and private institutions share the responsibility of maintaining standards.
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The Spanish-speaking country of 44.49 million people comprises European immigrants and enjoys a high quality of life.Īrgentina enjoys nearly 98% literacy levels¹ among Latin American countries as education is free at state schools from primary to university levels. The South American country Argentina is well-known for soccer legend Diego Maradona, famous author Jorge Luis Borges (from the book Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius ) tango and beef.
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