University of San Andrés

The Universidad de San Andrés (UdeSA), nestled in the leafy town of Victoria, Buenos Aires, boasts a relatively young but impactful history rooted in Scottish heritage and a drive for academic excellence.

Back in 1838, some Scottish folks started St. Andrew's School. This wasn't just any school, mind you. It was all about thinking deeply and questioning everything, like planting seeds of curiosity for future generations.

Fast forward to 1988, Argentina was celebrating freedom, and a group of smart folks had a grand idea: build a university like no other. They wanted small classes where everyone could chat with the teacher, learn from all sorts of subjects, and most importantly, think for themselves.

UdeSA's reputation quickly spread. Brilliant professors from Argentina and around the world joined the university, attracted by its dedication to academic freedom and critical thinking. Graduates, equipped with UdeSA's spirit, went on to become successful in business, politics, and education, shaping Argentina's future.

Today, UdeSA continues to shine as one of Argentina's top universities. It offers a wide range of subjects, from data science to artificial intelligence, all while preserving its core values of small classes, interdisciplinary learning, and critical thinking. Students from all over Argentina and the world come here to learn, grow, and make a difference.