Argentina

A third of Argentina’s population live in Buenos Aires, called the “Paris of the Americas” for its architecture, music, and literature.  This country is also an important regional actor historically known for its populist struggles for social justice, a nation rich in history and opportunity.

Approved Programs:

School of International Training (SIT)

Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE)

Center for Cross-Cultural Studies (CCCS)

Institute for the International Education of Students (IES)

Butler University (IFSA)

Things to know:

• Capital: Buenos Aires
• Languages: Spanish (official), Italian, English, German, French
• Size: Less than third the size of the US
• Climate: Temperate; also arid and subarctic
• Trivia: The name Argentina comes from the Latin word “argentum,” which means silver

US Embassy in Argentina

The US embassy provides information about diplomacy, politics and social issues between the US and Argentina.

Quick Facts

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Argentina Tourism

Want to know what to do and where to go? Check out that information here.