Spanish, philosophy and international politics

Forthcoming semesters: 19. januar 2026

Do you want to experience Argentina, learn Spanish, and take mandatory university subjects exphil in one semester?

In spring 2026, we offer a new course combination that is suitable for those who want to prepare for future university studies and learn basic Spanish - while exploring Buenos Aires and getting to know Latin America!

Practical details

Application deadline:: 1 December/1 July
Forthcoming semesters:: 19 January or 17 August
Duration:: 13 weeks in Argentina
Time and date:: Choose: Autumn or spring
Programme fee:: 7500
ECTS:: 30 ECTS
Included:: Study programme, accommodation

About the programme

You are taking 10 ECTS in exphil, 10 ECTS in exfac, and 10 ECTS in Spanish.

Exphil and exfac are compulsory subjects in most Norwegian bachelor's degrees.

In exphil, you will be introduced to the history of ideas and philosophy, and in exfac, you will learn about the theory of science and ethical issues that are relevant to all social science and humanities subjects.

Learn about student life in Buenos Aires

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Spanish in Argentina
Introduction to Spanish in Argentina
Spanish, philosophy and international politics in Argentina
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"What I definitely miss the most is the people and the sense of community we had"

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Learn Spanish while experiencing Argentina

The Spanish subject is tailored for beginners, but you should still expect to be challenged. Learning a language requires effort, and you must dare to dive into it.

At first, it may feel uncomfortable to dare to speak Spanish in class or in everyday life.

Fortunately, you will be part of a group where everyone is in the same boat as you: beginners wanting to learn Spanish and experience Argentina and Buenos Aires with all its chaotic charm.

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Read what former students say about their stay in Argentina

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Spanish in Argentina
Introduction to Spanish in Argentina
Spanish, philosophy and international politics in Argentina
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"Buenos Aires is one of the coolest cities I've been to"

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Spanish in Argentina
Introduction to Spanish in Argentina
Spanish, philosophy and international politics in Argentina
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From Spanish student to Spanish teacher

Argentina
Spanish in Argentina
Introduction to Spanish in Argentina
Spanish, philosophy and international politics in Argentina
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"What I definitely miss the most is the people and the sense of community we had"

Read about the everyday life as a student

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Highlights

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Football match at La Bombonera

As a student in Buenos Aires, you can't miss the opportunity to experience the electrifying atmosphere at La Boca Juniors' home ground, La Bombonera. The intense passion Argentines have for football is truly contagious, even for those not particularly interested in sports.

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The Casa Rosada - the Pink House - is the presidential palace of Argentina. This magnificent building is one of the country's most recognizable, thanks in large part to its unusual color scheme. The palace also houses a museum displaying artifacts belonging to past presidents.

Tango

Argentina is the birthplace of tango, and in Buenos Aires, you will soon realize that this passionate dance form remains extremely popular. Attend a tango show to witness the professionals, or dive in and enroll in a beginner's class to experience the tango firsthand!

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Flea markets

Flea markets, or ferias, are plentiful in Buenos Aires. Pick up a bargain or just wander the stalls and see all the weird and wonderful things that the many vendors have to offer. The largest is the Feria de San Telmo, with the most stalls open on Sundays, but almost every neighborhood in Buenos Aires has its own market to explore.

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Mendoza

At the foot of the Andes Mountains, Mendoza offers breathtaking natural experiences. The region is Argentina's largest wine producer, and you can enjoy a bike ride across picturesque vineyards while stopping to sample locally produced food and drink. Mendoza also boasts a diverse array of activities, including rafting, horseback riding, and paragliding.

Meet the staff in Argentina

Lucia Correa
Lucia is our manager in Buenos Aires. She is an anthropologist and educator with a natural curiosity for people and their cultures. Born in Buenos Aires, she once called Norway home and still carry a bit of its language and essence with her. She deeply believes in and advocates for the importance of intercultural experiences and language learning as fundamental tools for personal growth, and is excited to share this journey with her students.
Julia Rabinovich
Julia is our assistant manager in Buenos Aires. Her job is to assist Lucia with any practical matters and support the students throughout the semester. Born and raised in Palermo, Buenos Aires, Julia is an avid foodie, thrift shopper, and fanatic of Buenos Aires. She loves the outdoors and the sun and has many tips of what you can enjoy in Argentina!
Monica Nardelli
Prof. Monica Nardelli graduated from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) in Arts and Literature and is a specialist in Spanish as a Foreign Language (ELE). She has been teaching Spanish to foreigners since 1990. Prof. Nardelli serves as the Secretary of the Language Department at the School of Engineering, overseeing courses in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish for foreigners. Since 2009, she has led the Spanish teaching team for Kulturstudier's program in Argentina at UNSAM, where she collaborates with her staff to develop syllabi and class materials for Spanish courses.

Questions and Answers

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1
Fill out the application
To apply for the program, fill out the application form. It is completely non-binding.
2
Offer of admission
Assuming there are available spots, we will send you an offer for a study place. To secure your spot, you pay a deposit of 250 EUR.
3
Start of studies
Before the start of your studies, you will receive information from us about all practical and academic preparations. The remainder of the tuition fee is to be paid two weeks before the start of your studies.

Practical details

About the programme

Learn about student life in Buenos Aires

"What I definitely miss the most is the people and the sense of community we had"

Learn Spanish while experiencing Argentina

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