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Expanish: Society, Economy & Culture (Semester) Buenos Aires
(Directory Program)
Study like a local in one of Latin America's most fascinating and influential cities. Examine how history, culture, economic change, and social movements shape contemporary Argentina, then join us this Fall or Spring for an adventurous semester abroad.
All courses are taught at the Expanish Study Center in Buenos Aires, where you'll engage with interdisciplinary topics that connect cultural analysis, social dynamics, and economic development. Through interactive classes, discussions, and applied projects, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Argentine society while building strong academic and intercultural skills.
Beyond the Classroom
Through guided activities, cultural visits, and neighborhood exploration, you'll experience Buenos Aires' vibrant arts scene, historic districts, and diverse communities.
Study at the Study Center
Classes take place at the centrally located Expanish Study Center, with experienced faculty, small class sizes, and dedicated academic and student support.
Customize to Your Interests
Ideal for students interested in international studies, sociology, economics, cultural studies, political science, and Latin American studies.
Build Global Skills
Collaborative coursework and cultural immersion build cross-cultural communication, critical thinking, and global awareness that extend beyond the classroom.
Your Courses in Buenos Aires
Academic Breakdown
During your semester in Buenos Aires, you'll take 4-5 courses total, earning 12-15 U.S. semester credits.
12-15Total US Credits
4-5Courses per Semester
Mon-ThuClass Days
16Weeks, Long Weekends Free
Expanish Courses
All 12-15 U.S. credits come from Spanish language and/or content courses at Expanish.
Spanish language courses are taught in Spanish, from elementary through advanced levels
Classes run Monday through Thursday, giving you long weekends to explore Buenos Aires and the region
Small class sizes with dedicated language and content faculty
Program Requirements
Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors in good academic standing
No prior Spanish required, placement testing determines your language course level
Full-time enrollment across Expanish coursework required
Official transcripts issued for all coursework completed
Studying at Our Buenos Aires School
A campus unlike any other.
Patios, balconies, study rooms, and beautiful classrooms. Our Study Center in Buenos Aires is centrally located, giving you a home base to learn and connect with international students from around the world. Watch our tour below.
International Student Body
Our Buenos Aires campus hosts students from around the world, giving you the chance to connect with Argentine culture and with the world.
Centrally Located
Our school is centrally located, close to public transport and Buenos Aires' best neighborhoods.
Where You'll Live
Housing in Buenos Aires
Explore your housing options below. Every option is well connected to the Study Center. For detailed program fee information by housing type, visit our Buenos Aires Semester program page.
Homestay
Private single bedroom, double available for 2 students traveling together
20-35 min average commute, safe neighborhoods close to public transport
Studio Apartment
Private studio apartment for 1 or 2 travelers
Secure building access
Full kitchen facilities
20-35 min average commute, safe neighborhoods close to public transport
Every Stamp in Your Passport
What's Included in Your Buenos Aires Semester
Program Essentials
Tuition
Official Transcripts
Housing
Airport Transfer Service
International Medical Insurance
Onsite Support
24/7 Emergency Response
Cultural & Social Activities
Welcome City Tour
Welcome Pack
Orientation
Welcome & Farewell Dinner
Local Dance Class
Local Cooking Class
Two Day Trips
Hear From Our Buenos Aires Students
Every day was a day to learn.
"I decided to take a risk and choose Argentina, and it was the best choice I ever made. After learning so much Spanish and making new friends, I feel prepared to keep immersing myself in Argentine society."
Tal RechtIndiana University Bloomington
"I miss how alive the city felt, and how there were endless things to explore. I admired the dedication to human rights and cultural remembrance, the fast public transport, the museums, and the football matches."
SamUniversity of California Davis
"What I miss most is how much of an adventure every day in Buenos Aires became. Whether we had class or not, every day was a day to learn and spend time with wonderful people."