Schools
- Law
- Architecture
- Biochemistry
- Accounting
- Pharmacy
- Licenciatura in Business Administration
- Licenciatura in Hotel Administration
- Licenciatura in Drama
- Licenciatura in Political Science
- Licenciatura in Education Sciences
- Licenciatura in Marketing
- Licenciatura in International Trade
- Licenciatura in Demography and Tourism
- Licenciatura in Graphic Design
- Licenciatura in Journalism and Communication
- Licenciatura in Psychology
- Teacher Training in Psycho-pedagogy
- Licenciatura in Psycho-pedagogy
- Licenciatura in Publicity
- Licenciatura in Chemistry
- Licenciatura in International Relations
- Licenciatura in Labor Relations
- Licenciatura in Public Relations
- Social Worker
- Licenciatura in Social Work
- Systems Analyst
- Licenciatura in Systems
- Licenciatura in Sociology
- Odontology
- Agent for Judicial Matters
- Teacher Training in Computer Studies
- Teacher Training in Education Sciences
- University Teacher Training Program
- On line Education
N.B. Under the Argentine education system, a Licenciatura is equivalent to a B.S. or a B.A. degree.
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