Applying to universities in Argentina
William Dlamini Jr Member
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Diksha Moderator
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Hello William Dlamini Jr,
Welcome to Expat.com
You have been quite brief in your original post. Could you elaborate more on your plans to study in Argentina? Which areas of study are you potentially interested in?
Do tell us more so that we can help you achieve your plans.
For the moment, I would suggest that you browse through the articles in this section of our Living in Argentina guide: Study in Argentina. You might find them to be quite informative as these can come in handy in your case.
All the best,
Diksha
Team Expat.com
Welcome to Expat.com
You have been quite brief in your original post. Could you elaborate more on your plans to study in Argentina? Which areas of study are you potentially interested in?
Do tell us more so that we can help you achieve your plans.
For the moment, I would suggest that you browse through the articles in this section of our Living in Argentina guide: Study in Argentina. You might find them to be quite informative as these can come in handy in your case.
All the best,
Diksha
Team Expat.com
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