Location: Córdoba, Argentina, with a strong focus on both on-campus and online education.
Founding Year: 1990.
Type: Private university.
Educational Offerings:
Undergraduate Programs: UBP offers a variety of undergraduate degrees across fields such as Business, Law, Engineering, Communications, and Information Technology.
Graduate Programs: Master's degrees and specialized postgraduate diplomas are offered in areas like Business Administration, Marketing, Education, and Technology.
Distance Learning: UBP is well-regarded for its distance learning programs, which allow students from across Argentina and abroad to pursue their studies online.
The university is known for blending traditional academic values with a modern, technology-driven approach to education. UBP places a strong emphasis on practical skills and innovation, preparing students to succeed in a rapidly changing, technology-driven world.
UBP has various international agreements and partnerships with institutions around the world, allowing students to participate in exchange programs and gain global experience.
The main campus is located in Córdoba, but due to its emphasis on distance learning, students from all over the country and internationally are enrolled in the university.
Online Platform: UBP uses a comprehensive online platform to facilitate its distance learning programs.
Professional Orientation: The university’s programs are oriented towards practical application and employability, with a strong focus on meeting the needs of the labor market.
UBP offers bachelor's degrees (licenciaturas), technical degrees, and professional programs in a variety of fields.
Business and Management:
Licenciatura in Business Administration
Licenciatura in Public Accounting
Licenciatura in Marketing
Licenciatura in Human Resources Management
Licenciatura in International Trade
Licenciatura in Management of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
Law and Social Sciences:
Law (Abogacía)
Licenciatura in Social Communication
Licenciatura in Journalism
Licenciatura in Public Relations and Institutional Communication
Licenciatura in Educational Management
Licenciatura in Psychopedagogy
Licenciatura in Political Science and Government
Engineering and Technology:
Licenciatura in Information Systems
Engineering in Telecommunications
Engineering in Computing
Technician in Software Development
Technician in Web and App Development
Architecture and Design:
Architecture
Licenciatura in Interior Design
Licenciatura in Graphic Design
Tourism and Hospitality:
Licenciatura in Tourism
Technician in Hotel Management
Environmental Studies:
Licenciatura in Environmental Management
Licenciatura in Hygiene and Safety at Work
Education:
Licenciatura in Initial Education
Licenciatura in Primary Education
UBP offers a variety of master's degrees, postgraduate specializations, and diplomas aimed at professionals seeking to deepen their expertise.
Master's Programs (Maestrías):
Master's in Business Administration (MBA)
Master's in Marketing and Communication
Master's in Educational Management
Master's in Cybersecurity
Master's in Strategic Management
Master's in Business and Technology
Specializations (Especializaciones):
Specialization in Data Science
Specialization in Project Management
Specialization in Criminal Law
Specialization in Construction Management
Specialization in Human Resources Development
Specialization in Management of Educational Institutions
Postgraduate Diplomas:
Diploma in Digital Marketing
Diploma in Social Media and Community Management
Diploma in Organizational Communication
Diploma in Environmental Management and Audits
Diploma in E-commerce and Digital Business
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Licenciatura in Business Administration |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Public Accounting |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Marketing |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Human Resources Management |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in International Trade |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Social Communication |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Journalism |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Public Relations |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Information Systems |
4 years |
$3,000 - $4,500 |
|
Engineering in Telecommunications |
5 years |
$3,500 - $5,000 |
|
Engineering in Computing |
5 years |
$3,500 - $5,000 |
|
Architecture |
5 years |
$3,500 - $5,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Graphic Design |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Interior Design |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Tourism |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Environmental Management |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Hygiene and Safety at Work |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Psychopedagogy |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Educational Management |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
|
Law (Abogacía) |
5 years |
$3,000 - $5,000 |
|
Licenciatura in Political Science and Government |
4 years |
$2,500 - $4,000 |
Master’s Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees (Per Year in USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) |
2 years |
$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
Master’s in Marketing and Communication |
2 years |
$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
Master’s in Educational Management |
2 years |
$3,500 - $5,000 |
|
Master’s in Cybersecurity |
2 years |
$4,500 - $6,500 |
|
Master’s in Strategic Management |
2 years |
$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
Master’s in Business and Technology |
2 years |
$4,500 - $6,500 |
|
Master’s in Environmental Management |
2 years |
$3,500 - $5,000 |
|
Master’s in Human Resources Management |
2 years |
$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
Master’s in International Trade |
2 years |
$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
Master’s in Project Management |
2 years |
$4,000 - $6,000 |
|
Master’s in Data Science |
2 years |
$4,500 - $6,500 |
UBP is known for its robust online education platform. Many of the undergraduate and graduate programs can be completed fully online, which is ideal for international students who may prefer to study from their home countries.
Programs such as Business Administration, Marketing, Law, Information Systems, and many others are available online, offering flexibility for students.
While most programs are conducted in Spanish, international students who are proficient in the language will find a wide array of options. Students interested in learning or improving their Spanish may also benefit from the immersive experience of studying in Argentina.
Application Requirements: International students typically need to provide:
High school diploma (for undergraduate programs) or bachelor’s degree (for graduate programs), translated into Spanish and legalized.
Valid passport and visa (if studying on campus).
Proof of Spanish language proficiency (if the program is conducted in Spanish).
Specific requirements for certain programs may include entrance exams or additional qualifications.
How to Apply: Applications can generally be submitted online through UBP’s official website. The admissions team often provides support for international applicants during the process.
For domestic students:
High School Diploma or equivalent.
National Identity Document (DNI).
For international students:
High School Diploma (translated into Spanish and legalized).
Must be recognized by the Argentine Ministry of Education.
Diplomas issued abroad need to be certified and translated into Spanish by a certified translator.
Spanish Language Proficiency (for non-Spanish-speaking students).
Most programs are taught in Spanish, so proof of Spanish proficiency is often required.
Spanish certification might be requested through a standardized test, like DELE or SIELE.
Valid Passport (for identification).
Student Visa (for on-campus programs).
International students studying on campus must apply for a student visa once they receive an acceptance letter.
For domestic students:
Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited institution.
Relevant work experience or professional qualifications (for specific programs, such as an MBA).
ID and academic transcripts.
For international students:
Bachelor’s Degree (translated into Spanish and legalized).
The degree must be equivalent to an Argentine undergraduate degree and recognized by the Ministry of Education.
Official Academic Transcripts (translated into Spanish and legalized).
Work experience or professional background (required for certain programs, such as an MBA).
Spanish Proficiency (required for most programs unless otherwise stated).
Valid Passport and proof of student visa (for on-campus programs).
Submit an Online Application: Fill out the application form on UBP’s official website.
Provide Required Documents: Upload or submit scanned copies of the required documents, such as high school diploma and ID.
Entrance Exams: Some programs might require entrance exams or interviews (this depends on the program).
Pay Application Fee: Pay any necessary application fees as part of the process.
Acceptance and Enrollment: If accepted, follow the instructions sent by the university to complete enrollment.
Submit an Online Application: Fill out the online application form available on UBP’s website.
Provide Required Documents:
Submit a high school diploma (translated into Spanish and legalized) or other required documentation.
Upload a valid passport and any relevant academic transcripts.
Prove Spanish language proficiency (depending on the program).
Visa Procedures:
After receiving the official acceptance letter from UBP, you will need to apply for a student visa at the nearest Argentine embassy or consulate.
Pay Application Fee: Pay any necessary application fees.
Acceptance and Enrollment: If accepted, follow the guidelines for enrollment, which may include tuition deposit and final submission of documentation.
Online Application: Complete the online application form on the UBP website.
Submit Documents: Include relevant documents such as the bachelor’s degree, ID, transcripts, and any additional documents required by specific programs (e.g., letters of recommendation or a resume).
Entrance Exams/Interviews (if required): Some programs, such as the MBA, may require an interview or exam.
Application Fee: Pay the required application fee.
Acceptance and Enrollment: If accepted, follow the instructions for enrollment and pay the tuition deposit.
Online Application: Complete the online application through UBP’s website.
Provide Documents:
Bachelor’s Degree and transcripts (translated into Spanish and legalized).
Proof of Spanish proficiency, unless the program allows for English (most master’s programs are in Spanish).
Submit a resume and/or work experience proof if required (for specific programs).
Pay Application Fee: Make sure to pay any application fees as part of the process.
Visa Application: After receiving your acceptance letter, apply for a student visa.
Acceptance and Enrollment: Follow the enrollment steps, including tuition deposit and submission of any outstanding documents.
On-Campus Programs:
Generally have two main intakes per year:
March (start of the academic year)
August (mid-year intake)
For some programs, such as Law, Engineering, or Architecture, you may need to apply for the March intake due to the structured academic calendar.
Online/Distance Learning Programs:
More flexible intake options: Many online programs offer multiple intake dates throughout the year.
Online students often have rolling admissions, allowing for entry in different months, depending on the program.
On-Campus Programs:
Graduate programs typically offer two main intakes:
March/April and
August/September.
Online Programs:
Multiple intakes are available throughout the year, often every few months, depending on the course structure.
Application deadlines vary depending on the program and whether you're applying as a domestic or international student. It's essential to apply at least 3-4 months before the intended start date for on-campus programs, especially for international students who require a visa.
For online programs, you generally have more flexibility but should still check program-specific deadlines.
For domestic students:
High School Diploma (Secundaria Completa) or its equivalent from a recognized Argentine institution.
For international students:
High School Diploma or equivalent from your home country.
Must be translated into Spanish and legalized by your home country's education authorities.
The diploma must also be recognized by Argentina's Ministry of Education.
Spanish Language Proficiency: Since most programs are conducted in Spanish, international students must demonstrate proficiency in Spanish.
DELE (Diplomas of Spanish as a Foreign Language) or SIELE (International Spanish Language Evaluation Service) certifications are often accepted.
Some programs might offer preparatory language courses if you're not fluent.
Passport: International students need a valid passport and later apply for a student visa if studying on campus.
For domestic students:
Bachelor's Degree (Licenciatura or equivalent) from an accredited Argentine institution or a foreign university recognized by the Argentine Ministry of Education.
For international students:
Bachelor’s Degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution.
The degree must be translated into Spanish and legalized.
It should be recognized as equivalent to an Argentine undergraduate degree by the Ministry of Education.
Spanish Proficiency: Most graduate programs are in Spanish, so you will need to prove your language proficiency.
Some programs (e.g., MBA) may require work experience or specific professional qualifications.
For certain technical or professional programs, UBP may require additional prerequisites, such as specific coursework, internships, or entrance exams.
If the program has an entrance exam, it will likely focus on the subject matter of the degree program (e.g., mathematics for engineering or writing skills for communication degrees).
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility |
Coverage |
Application Process |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Merit-Based Scholarship |
Outstanding academic performance in high school or previous studies. |
Partial tuition waiver (up to 50% discount). |
Automatic consideration during admission or via specific scholarship application. |
|
Need-Based Financial Aid |
Students with demonstrated financial need. |
Partial tuition support (up to 40% discount). |
Submit financial documentation and a personal statement outlining need. |
|
Sports Scholarship |
Talented athletes participating in recognized sports. |
Partial tuition waiver (typically 20-50%). |
Apply with sports achievements and records, along with an application form. |
|
Academic Excellence Scholarship |
Top-performing students in their first or second year of study at UBP. |
Partial tuition support for subsequent years (up to 50%). |
Awarded based on GPA and academic results after the first year. |
|
UBP Alumni Scholarship |
Graduates of Blas Pascal University applying for graduate programs. |
10-20% tuition discount for master’s programs. |
Automatically considered during the application for a graduate program. |
|
Company/Corporate Scholarships |
Employees of companies that have agreements with UBP. |
(often 20-50% of tuition fees). |
Apply through the employer or directly with UBP if your company has a partnership. |
|
Online Learning Scholarship |
Students enrolled in online/distance learning programs. |
10-30% tuition reduction for selected online courses. |
Apply at the time of admission to online programs. |
|
Government Scholarships |
Available for Argentine students or students from specific countries with bilateral agreements. |
Full or partial tuition support. |
Apply through government channels or inquire with UBP’s International Office. |
|
International Student Scholarship |
Available for exceptional international students enrolling in undergraduate or graduate programs. |
Partial tuition waiver (typically 10-30%). |
Apply via the international admissions office, providing academic records and other documentation. |
|
Research Scholarships |
Students involved in research projects or postgraduate research. |
Support for research expenses or partial tuition. |
Apply through UBP’s research office or relevant academic department. |
Facility/Service |
Description |
Cost (Per Month in USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Main Campus Location |
UBP is located in Córdoba, one of Argentina's largest cities, offering a vibrant student life and access to cultural activities. The campus includes modern classrooms, libraries, study areas, and IT facilities. |
N/A |
|
Library |
Extensive physical and digital library resources for students. Access to research databases and study rooms. |
Free for students |
|
Computer Labs |
Equipped with the latest technology, available for student use for coursework and research. |
Free for students |
|
Sports Facilities |
Includes access to a gymnasium, sports fields, and facilities for soccer, tennis, volleyball, and other recreational sports. |
Free for students |
|
Cafeteria and Dining Areas |
On-campus dining options offering snacks, meals, and beverages. |
$100 - $150 (depending on usage) |
|
Student Residences (Off-Campus) |
While UBP does not offer on-campus dormitories, it assists students in finding nearby accommodations, such as shared apartments or student residences. |
$200 - $500 (depending on the type of accommodation and amenities) |
|
Private Rentals (Off-Campus) |
Students can opt for private rentals (apartments or shared housing) near the campus. Costs vary depending on location and amenities. |
$300 - $600 per month |
|
Shared Apartments |
Many students choose to live in shared apartments near the university. Shared housing typically includes communal living spaces and access to basic utilities. |
$200 - $400 per month |
|
Homestay Accommodation |
Some international students opt for homestay arrangements, living with local families, including meals and utilities. This provides cultural immersion and language practice. |
$400 - $600 per month |
|
Internet and Utilities |
Basic utilities (electricity, water, gas) and internet services for off-campus accommodation. Costs may vary based on the type of housing and personal consumption. |
$30 - $80 per month |
|
Transportation |
Public transportation is available throughout Córdoba, with access to buses and taxis. Many students also live within walking or biking distance from campus. |
$20 - $50 per month |
Interactive Learning Environment: UBP promotes a student-centered approach to education, encouraging active participation in class discussions, projects, and research.
Innovation and Technology: The university integrates technology into its programs, particularly in areas like engineering, business, and IT. Students have access to modern computer labs and online learning platforms.
Workshops and Seminars: UBP regularly hosts workshops, seminars, and conferences to connect students with professionals and industry leaders. These events cover a range of topics like business development, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
Career Services: The university offers career counseling, internship opportunities, and job placement support to help students transition into the professional world. Partnerships with local businesses and international companies open doors for internships and employment.
Córdoba: A Student-Friendly City: Córdoba is one of Argentina’s most popular student cities, home to several universities. It offers a dynamic cultural life, with museums, theaters, music festivals, and historic landmarks.
Nightlife: The city has a vibrant nightlife, including student bars, clubs, and cultural centers that host concerts and parties.
Events: Students can attend various city-wide events, such as the Cosquín Rock festival, cultural fairs, and the Feria del Libro (Book Fair).
Clubs and Student Organizations: UBP encourages students to participate in extracurricular activities, including joining various student organizations or interest-based clubs. These clubs cover a wide range of interests, such as:
Sports clubs (soccer, basketball, tennis)
Cultural groups (theater, film, and music)
Social impact clubs (environmental activism, community service)
Student Government: The Student Government (Centro de Estudiantes) allows students to engage in decision-making processes at the university, organize events, and represent the student body’s interests.
Sports Facilities: UBP has on-campus sports facilities, including a gymnasium, sports fields, and courts for activities like soccer, volleyball, basketball, and tennis. Students can participate in intramural sports or join official university teams that compete in local and regional leagues.
Outdoor Activities: Córdoba offers various opportunities for outdoor recreation. Students can explore the nearby Sierras de Córdoba for hiking, camping, and adventure sports like rock climbing and paragliding.
University Sports Events: UBP hosts annual sports tournaments and inter-university competitions, providing an opportunity for athletes and fitness enthusiasts to compete in a friendly and encouraging environment.
Diverse Community: UBP attracts students from across Latin America and the world, creating a multicultural environment. International students are well integrated into the campus community, with many activities organized to help them acclimate to life in Córdoba.
Orientation Programs: The university offers orientation sessions for international students, helping them adjust to Argentine culture, navigate administrative processes, and integrate into university life.
Language and Cultural Immersion: While most programs are in Spanish, the immersive environment offers international students a chance to improve their language skills. Additionally, Spanish language courses are available for non-native speakers.
Support Services: UBP’s International Office assists international students with everything from visa support to housing, academic advising, and cultural integration.
Off-Campus Living: Most UBP students live off-campus, as the university does not have dormitories. However, the Student Affairs Office assists students in finding accommodation nearby, including shared apartments, private rentals, and homestays.
Homestays: Some international students opt for homestays, where they live with Argentine families. This option provides cultural immersion and an opportunity to practice Spanish in everyday settings.
Shared Apartments: Many students choose shared apartments, which are popular in student neighborhoods around the university. Shared living arrangements are an affordable option for international and domestic students.
Cultural Festivals and Events: UBP organizes a variety of cultural and academic events throughout the year, such as Film Festivals, Exhibitions, and University Day Celebrations. Students can showcase their talents or just enjoy the social atmosphere.
Annual University Week: This is one of the most anticipated events, where the university celebrates with concerts, sports competitions, talent shows, and other student-organized activities.
Community Engagement: UBP promotes community service and encourages students to participate in social projects that benefit local communities. Students can volunteer for environmental initiatives, social justice campaigns, or educational outreach programs.
On-Campus Cafeteria: UBP has an on-campus cafeteria that serves meals, snacks, and beverages at affordable prices. It’s a popular spot for students to hang out between classes or meet for group projects.
Córdoba’s Food Scene: Córdoba is known for its diverse food options, including traditional Argentine cuisine like asado (barbecue), empanadas, and mate (traditional tea). The city has numerous affordable restaurants, cafes, and food trucks catering to the student population.
Public Transportation: UBP is well-connected to the rest of the city via public buses and taxis. Students can purchase discounted bus cards for daily commuting.
Cycling: Many students choose to bike to campus, as Córdoba is a relatively bike-friendly city with paths throughout the city center.
Walking: If students live in nearby neighborhoods, walking to campus is a convenient and popular option.
Library and Study Areas: UBP has a well-equipped library with access to both physical and digital resources. Quiet study areas and group workspaces are available for students to collaborate or prepare for exams.
Computer Labs: The university provides computer labs and access to the latest software for students in tech-related fields like engineering, design, and business.
Campus Security: UBP maintains a safe campus environment, with security personnel and surveillance systems in place to ensure student safety.
Student Support Services: UBP offers academic counseling, mental health support, and career guidance to assist students in their personal and academic growth.
Health Services: On-campus health facilities provide basic medical services and referrals to nearby hospitals if necessary.
Placement Feature |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Career Services (Bolsa de Trabajo) |
UBP has a dedicated Career Services Office that assists students with job placements, internships, and career advice. This service is known as the Bolsa de Trabajo (Job Portal). |
|
Internship Programs |
UBP has agreements with numerous local and international companies to offer internships to students. These internships are available during the final years of undergraduate programs or as part of graduate studies. |
|
Professional Development Workshops |
The university organizes workshops, seminars, and conferences that focus on resume writing, interview skills, networking, and professional behavior. These sessions help students prepare for the job market. |
|
Corporate Partnerships |
UBP maintains strong partnerships with companies in industries like technology, business, communication, tourism, and law. These partnerships facilitate recruitment drives and campus placements. |
|
Job Placement Assistance |
Through the Job Portal and career counseling services, students and alumni are regularly notified of job openings that match their skill sets and qualifications. This platform connects students with employers seeking talent. |
|
Networking Opportunities |
UBP frequently holds networking events and career fairs where students can meet employers, build relationships, and explore potential job opportunities. This helps students build a professional network early on. |
|
Entrepreneurship Support |
UBP actively supports entrepreneurship through its Centro de Emprendedores (Entrepreneurship Center), which offers guidance, mentoring, and resources for students interested in starting their own businesses. |
|
Postgraduate Placement Support |
For students pursuing master's programs, especially MBAs and other professional degrees, UBP offers specialized support in placing graduates in high-level positions in companies both in Argentina and internationally. |
|
International Job Opportunities |
UBP’s global agreements and exchange programs with international institutions and companies also provide opportunities for students to pursue international job placements and internships. |
|
Alumni Network |
The university’s alumni network plays a crucial role in helping new graduates find jobs. Many alumni are involved in mentoring programs, and they offer job opportunities within their companies or organizations. |
|
Company Recruitment Drives |
Partner companies often visit UBP for on-campus recruitment and hold interviews, workshops, and presentations. Students can directly apply for open positions through these recruitment drives. |
Program Demand: The acceptance rate can vary based on the specific program. Some programs, particularly those in high-demand fields like Engineering, Business, or Information Systems, may be more competitive.
Flexible Admission Criteria: UBP offers both on-campus and distance learning programs, making education accessible to a broader range of students. For online programs, the university may have a rolling admissions policy, which can allow for more flexible intake periods and generally higher acceptance rates.
International Students: UBP is welcoming to international students, and with its strong focus on distance learning and flexible admission policies, international applicants may find it relatively easy to gain admission if they meet the basic eligibility criteria (such as high school completion for undergraduate programs or a bachelor's degree for graduate programs).
Admission Based on Documentation: Most undergraduate programs do not require competitive entrance exams, meaning that the acceptance process is typically based on submission of required documents (such as diplomas, transcripts, and proof of Spanish proficiency for international students).
Address:
Av. Donato Álvarez 380,
Córdoba Capital,
X5021GYA,
Córdoba, Argentina
