Argentina Summer Scholarship 2025 – Study Abroad 

Undergraduate and graduate students get the chance to experience the cultural, political, and economic environments of Montevideo, Uruguay, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, through the Argentina Summer Program in International Affairs and Business. This faculty-led study abroad program combines academic coursework with practical exploration to provide a seven-week (07) experience in one of the most lively locations on earth.

Program and Course Information

With a one-week comparative study in Montevideo, Uruguay, the curriculum is mostly based on Buenos Aires, Argentina. In addition to earning nine credit hours, participants will have the opportunity to finish a 3-credit independent research project that calls for more in-depth study once the program is over. Important subjects covered in the courses include the political economy of development, Latin American economies, and soccer and world politics.

Courses for Summer 2025:

• INTA 3242: Soccer and Global Politics
• INTA 4340/8803: Latin American Economies (Cross-listed with Management 4803 and City Planning 4803)
• INTA 4803/8803
• INTA 3303: Political Economy of Development (Cross-listed with Management 4803, City Planning 4813, and Equity, Justice, and Economic Development 6442)
• INTA 2699 or 4699: Independent Research (Requires four additional weeks of research post-program)

Because the course is taught in English, students who have never spoken Spanish before can still participate.

Housing and Living Arrangements

There are a variety of lodging alternatives available to students, including private apartments and motels. Participants should be ready for cultural contrasts, though, such as living in homes without freezers or air conditioning.

Scholarships and Financial Aid Available (3 Programs)

You appear to be searching for details regarding financial aid and scholarships for the Argentina Summer Program. These are the three primary financial aid choices that are accessible in light of your message:

1. HOPE Scholarship is a merit-based award given to qualified Georgia students who have proven their academic prowess.
2. Zell Miller Scholarship is a merit-based award for Georgia students that has more rigorous academic standards than HOPE.
3. Pell Grant for students with substantial financial need are known as Pell Grants.

I suggest getting in touch with your Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid for individualized advice if you’re interested in applying for them or looking into additional financial alternatives. If you need assistance locating more scholarships, please let me know!

Visa and Passport Requirements

The following are the main passport and visa requirements for the Argentina Summer Program:

• Valid Passport: All participants are required to possess a valid passport. Make sure your passport is good for at least six months after the length of time you plan to spend in Argentina.
• Visa Requirements: Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa. Generally speaking, U.S. nationals do not need a visa to enter Argentina for short-term study programs (stays under 90 days). However, non-citizens of the United States might have to apply for a visa.
• Student Responsibility: Students are in charge of obtaining their own travel authorization. It is advised to confirm with:
  • The U.S. State Department (for American students)
  • The Argentine Consulate or Embassy (for your country of citizenship)
  • Program officials for any specific visa guidance

Program Eligibility

To participate in the Argentina Summer Program, students must meet the following requirements:

Age Requirement: Must be at least 18 years old by the program’s start date.
Academic Progress: Must have completed at least two full-time semesters of college-level study.
Good Academic Standing: Students ought to be doing well academically. Academic warning recipients, however, might still be taken into account.
Disciplinary Record: No significant disciplinary violations.
Pre-Departure Orientation: Completion of the mandatory Pre-Departure Orientation is required.

How to Apply

Interested students can submit their application through the following link:
Apply Here

Conclusion:

Undergraduate and graduate students have a rare opportunity to experience Latin American political, economic, and cultural environments firsthand through the Argentina Summer Program in International Affairs and Business. Students can engage in an enriching academic journey with a variety of course offerings, financial assistance opportunities, and flexible living arrangements. Apply now to start this life-changing journey if you’re prepared to broaden your horizons and earn worthwhile credits.

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