Liberal Arts

UNIVERSIDAD DE BUENOS AIRES (UBA) COURSES

The following is a representative sampling of recommended courses. Not all courses are available every semester. Course listings and availability are not determined until immediately prior to the start of university classes in a given semester. Students may not register for courses that are not affiliated with a specific academic department. CIEE students may participate in all courses for which they meet UBA pre-requisites. Some UBA academic departments may require a Spanish exam for international students.

Facultad de Ciencias Sociales
Analysis of Argentine Society, Argentine Foreign Policy, Argentine Social History, The City in Theory, Colonial American History, Communication Policy and Planning, Comparative Politics, Economics, Gender and Politics, History of the Means and Systems of Communications, International Economics, International Relations Theory, International Security, The Islamic Factor in Contemporary World Politics, Latin American History, Latin American Politics, Latin American Social History, Mass Communications, Political Economy, Political Psychology, Political Sociology, Psychology and Communication Information Rights, Social and Cultural Anthropology, Social and Urban Processes, Social Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, Sociology of Culture, Sociology of the Middle East, Sociology of Organizations, Sociology of Religion, and Urban Sociology.

Facultad de Filosofia y Letras
20th Century Literature, American and Argentine Prehistory, Argentine Literature, Biological Anthropology, Cataloguing and Organization of Informational Materials, Contemporary Anthropological Theories, Contemporary Philosophy, The Dilemma of Gender, Female Writers and Writing, General Folklore, History of Anthropological Theory, History of Science, Introduction to Information Sciences, Latin American Spanish, Library Administration, Linguistics, French, English, American, Italian, and Slavic Literature, Logic, Medieval and Modern Philosophy, Philosophical Anthropology, Sociolinguistics, Systematic Anthropology, and Theology.

PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATÓLICA ARGENTINA (UCA) COURSES

The following is a representative list of courses available at UCA. Students may only enroll in courses offered in the academic departments listed below, and for which they meet the pre-requisites. Students may not register for courses that are not affiliated with a specific academic department. Please note that not all courses are available every semester, and many departments offer yearlong courses. UCA course listings and availability are not determined until immediately prior to the start of university classes in a given semester.

Communication Sciences, Journalism, and Marketing Institute
Audiovisual Production, Cinema and Video, Communication Theory I, Communication Theory II, History of Journalism, Introduction to Audiovisual Communication, Introduction to Journalism, Introduction to Publicity and Institutional Communication, Philosophy I: History of Ideas, Politics of Communication, Public Opinion, Radio Workshop, and Text Production.

Department of Political Science and International Relations
Analysis of the Political Universe, Argentine Foreign Policy, Argentine History, Constitutional Theory and Law, Empirical Political Science, History of International Relations, Introduction to Constitutional Law, Introduction to Political Economy, Introduction to Political Science, and Public International Law.

Department of Psychology and Education
Adolescent and Adult Psychopedagogic Clinic, Adolescent Psychology, Adult Psychopathology, Child Psychopathology, Comparative Education, Contemporary Pedagogy, Education and Diversity, General Didactics, Gerontology and Family, History of Education, Neurophysiology, Neuroscience, Personality Psychology, Philosophy of Education, Psychology of Family and Community, and Psychopedagogic Clinic.

Department of Social and Economic Sciences
Department of Social and Economic Sciences Accounting Techniques I, Accounting Techniques II, Comparative Economic Systems, Econometrics, Economic Principles, Economy of Argentina, Growth and Development Economics, History of Argentina’s Economy, Information Systems, International Economy, Introduction to Economics, Introduction to Management, Labor Relations and Social Security, Macroeconomics, Mathematics for Economists, Mathematics I, Mathematics II, Microeconomics, Statistics, and World Economic History II.

PROGRAMA DE ESTUDIOS LATINOAMERICANOS (PEL) AT UCA COURSES

This special UCA department for international students offers a wide range of courses. Students may enroll in one Spanish-instructed course based on their qualifications, course scheduling, and Spanish profile. Please note that not all courses are available every semester. PEL course listings and availability are not determined until immediately prior to the start of university classes in a given semester and are available upon arrival in Buenos Aires. Courses may include:

Argentina in Words, Art, Art and Architecture in Latin America, Church and the State in Latin America and Historic, Politic, and Legal Perspective, Contemporary Art of Argentina and Latin America, Literature of Century XIX and XX, Peronism, Science and Religion, and Science and Technology in Latin America.

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE LAS ARTES (UNA) COURSES

The following is a list of departments in which CIEE students may take courses at UNA. Students may enroll in semester courses offered at UNA based on their qualifications and course schedule. Please note that not all courses are available every semester, and many departments have yearlong courses. Students may not register for courses that are not affiliated with a specific academic department. UNA course listings and availability are not determined until immediately prior to the start of university classes in a given semester and are available upon arrival in Buenos Aires.

Folklore
Aboriginal Linguistics, Argentine Folk Dance, Argentine Zapateo in Folk Dance, Art and Regional Folklore, Creole Instrumentation, Literature and Folklore, Native Argentine Populations, Pre-Hispanic American and Argentine Art, and Regional Argentine History.

Music
Composition, Instrumental Performance, Orchestral and Choral Directing, and Voice.

Performing Arts and Drama
Choreography, Dance, Direction, Lighting Design, Stage Design, and Theater.

Visual Arts
Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, and Sculpture.