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University performance analysis
This visual analysis summarizes key academic, research, financial, and global indicators using the official UniEv® evaluation methodology.
The radar analysis highlights Faculty Capacity as a primary strength, reflecting strong alignment with UniEv® academic benchmarks. Conversely, Cost Efficiency shows relative development potential, indicating a strategic area for improvement to enhance competitiveness, student experience, and long-term global positioning.
Global performance comparison
This comparison reveals how the university aligns with global academic benchmarks. Performance strengths and gaps are highlighted to support informed student decisions and strategic academic positioning.
Tuition value & student diversity
These insights help applicants evaluate academic return on investment and understand the university’s international exposure.
Tuition vs Academic Value
Student profile distribution
Ranking Criteria
UniEv® Rank
Global: 67
South America: 1
Argentina: 1
Buenos Aires: 1
1) Accreditation & Public Tuition System
The University of Buenos Aires (UBA) is Argentina’s flagship public university founded in 1821. Public undergraduate programs—including Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, and allied health fields—are tuition-free for both local and international students, with only a small administrative fee sometimes charged per term for international enrollments.
2) Language & Academic Delivery
Instruction for health sciences at UBA is entirely in Spanish, reflecting Argentina’s national academic language. Proficiency in Spanish is essential for admission and clinical training.
3) Clinical Training & Hospitals
Medical students complete pre-clinical and clinical training across UBA’s associated teaching hospitals in Buenos Aires, providing exposure to a wide range of healthcare settings and patient populations—an advantage of its urban public health environment.
4) Curriculum & Degrees
UBA’s Faculty of Medicine offers a 6-year medical program (MD/Medicina) along with other health degrees such as Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, and Physiotherapy, all structured according to Argentina’s public higher-education standards.
5) Tuition Profile
Public higher education at UBA is known for minimal to zero tuition in undergraduate fields, including medical specialties. Even when fees apply to international students, they tend to be nominal (up to ~$1,000/year)—very low compared with global medical schools.
6) Rankings & Recognition
UBA is ranked among the top universities in Latin America and globally, with a very strong research profile and academic reputation. Its global rank reflects overall performance across faculties, including health sciences.
7) Cost of Living
While tuition is low, living costs in Buenos Aires are moderate. Many students manage with estimated monthly expenses around $700, covering accommodation, food, transportation, and basic needs. (estimate)
8) Student Body Size
UBA is one of the largest universities in the Americas with hundreds of thousands of students, including many in medical and health sciences. Its scale offers diverse academic communities and research opportunities.
9) Scholarships & Financial Support
Although public tuition is minimal, UBA also offers scholarships and merit-based support options to help with living expenses and administrative fees, especially for international students.
10) Research & Scholarly Output
UBA has a large footprint in international research across medicine, biomedical sciences, and public health, contributing to its strong global academic reputation. (Research output estimated from institutional size and publications.)
11) Admission Requirements
Admissions to Medicine typically require completion of a preparatory cycle (CBC), proof of Spanish proficiency, and documentation for international students following national and university procedures.
12) Graduate Outcomes
Graduates from UBA’s medical and health programs are recognized in Argentina and internationally, though some countries require additional licensing exams for foreign practice.
13) Public Education Philosophy
Argentina’s public universities uphold free access to education as a constitutional principle, reflected in UBA’s tuition model where academic cost barriers are minimal or nonexistent for undergraduates.
14) Location & Healthcare Ecosystem
Located in Buenos Aires, a major global city, UBA’s health faculty benefits from proximity to large hospitals, research centers, and interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities that enrich medical training.
All figures above combine verified public university tuition facts, institutional recognition data, and reasonable estimates where exact numbers were not officially published.

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