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Because you are constantly interested in the economic phenomena of the countries and their global effect.
Because you regularly analyze the economic processes that you observe through the media.
Because you are interested in managing the economy in a public or state company.
Because you consider that the economy is the engine of everything that happens in the world.
Because you are passionate about numbers and the functioning of macro and micro economic systems.
Because you are interested in researching the economic processes of countries or a certain region.
Employability:
Economists develop professionally in:
Design and execution of policies and projects, in the public and private spheres.
Analysis and monitoring of the national and international economic reality.
Scientific research on economic and social reality, both nationally and globally.
Advise on economic matters in the public and private sectors.
Consulting or independent advice to companies, the public sector, unions and NGOs.
Admission Requirements
Enrollment in the University Initiation Course (CIU):
Present a photocopy of the DNI at the University Tower (Zabala 1837)
Pay the Registration Fee
Documentation to be presented by the student when registering:
pick up the Enrollment Application at the Revenue Office
1 3x3 or 4x4 passport photo
photocopy of the DNI (1st and 2nd page) or of the passport in case of being a foreigner
secondary studies certificate duly legalized by the Ministry of Education (original and common photocopy). Secondary degrees from schools that are not from the Federal Capital and were issued before January 1, 2010, must also be legalized by the Ministry of the Interior. The need for legalization is eliminated for all titles issued after January 1, 2010.
Enrollment of students from another University
They must accompany in their original presentation the documentation that is detailed and any other that in each particular case may be required by this institution:
Certificate of university studies issued by the University where they come from, duly legalized by the respective office of the Ministry of Education.
Program of the subjects studied, approved and/or failed, specifying the number of postponements and whose equivalence they would like to assert at this University, duly legalized by the competent authority.
Certification that you are not disciplinary sanctioned at the University where you come from.
The preceding documentation must be original and legalized by the Ministry of Education.
International Student Enrollment
The original of the Certificate of Secondary Studies must be legalized:
In the country of origin by the Ministry of Culture and Education and the Argentine Consulate.
In the Argentine Republic at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Arenales 819/21 Ground Floor, City of Buenos Aires, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and by the Ministry of Education (Bolívar 191, Ground Floor) with originals of the Certificate of Secondary Studies and a photocopy of the same.
If the certificates are written in a foreign language: they must be translated by a Registered Public Translator.
Then Legalize it by the Association of Translators, Avda. Callao 289, City of Buenos Aires.
4 Years
Mar
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Economy
Main Campus, Buenos Aires, Argentina
48 monthsProgramme duration
Economics and EconometricsMain Subject Area
Programme overview
Main Subject
Economics and Econometrics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Why study Economics?
Reasons to study the Bachelor of Economics:
Employability:
Economists develop professionally in:
Programme overview
Main Subject
Economics and Econometrics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Why study Economics?
Reasons to study the Bachelor of Economics:
Employability:
Economists develop professionally in:
Admission Requirements
Enrollment in the University Initiation Course (CIU):
- Present a photocopy of the DNI at the University Tower (Zabala 1837)
- Pay the Registration Fee
Documentation to be presented by the student when registering:- pick up the Enrollment Application at the Revenue Office
- 1 3x3 or 4x4 passport photo
- photocopy of the DNI (1st and 2nd page) or of the passport in case of being a foreigner
- secondary studies certificate duly legalized by the Ministry of Education (original and common photocopy). Secondary degrees from schools that are not from the Federal Capital and were issued before January 1, 2010, must also be legalized by the Ministry of the Interior. The need for legalization is eliminated for all titles issued after January 1, 2010.
Enrollment of students from another UniversityThey must accompany in their original presentation the documentation that is detailed and any other that in each particular case may be required by this institution:
- Certificate of university studies issued by the University where they come from, duly legalized by the respective office of the Ministry of Education.
- Program of the subjects studied, approved and/or failed, specifying the number of postponements and whose equivalence they would like to assert at this University, duly legalized by the competent authority.
- Certification that you are not disciplinary sanctioned at the University where you come from.
The preceding documentation must be original and legalized by the Ministry of Education.International Student Enrollment
The original of the Certificate of Secondary Studies must be legalized:
- In the country of origin by the Ministry of Culture and Education and the Argentine Consulate.
- In the Argentine Republic at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Arenales 819/21 Ground Floor, City of Buenos Aires, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and by the Ministry of Education (Bolívar 191, Ground Floor) with originals of the Certificate of Secondary Studies and a photocopy of the same.
If the certificates are written in a foreign language: they must be translated by a Registered Public Translator.Then Legalize it by the Association of Translators, Avda. Callao 289, City of Buenos Aires.
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