University of Buenos Aires

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public university research university

The University of Buenos Aires is Argentina’s largest and most prestigious public university, renowned across Latin America for its academic excellence and influential alumni in fields such as science, politics, and the arts.

Aliases (1)

Universidad de Buenos Aires (incomplete studies) ×1

Statements (74)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	public university → research university →
abbreviation	UBA →
academicStaffSize	over 30,000 →
admissionPolicy	open admission for many undergraduate programs →
affiliation	AUGM (Asociación de Universidades Grupo Montevideo) → CIN (Consejo Interuniversitario Nacional) → Universia →
city	Buenos Aires →
continent	South America →
country	Argentina →
fieldStrength	engineering → law → medicine → natural sciences → social sciences →
founded	1821 →
founder	Bernardino Rivadavia →
foundingDate	12 August 1821 →
fundingType	publicly funded →
governance	autonomous university →
governingBody	Rector and University Council →
hasCampus	Ciudad Universitaria → downtown Buenos Aires →
hasFaculty	Faculty of Agronomy → Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism → Faculty of Arts → Faculty of Dentistry → Faculty of Economic Sciences → Faculty of Engineering → Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences → Faculty of Law → Faculty of Medicine → Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry → Faculty of Philosophy and Letters → Faculty of Psychology → Faculty of Social Sciences → Faculty of Veterinary Sciences →
hasNobelLaureateAlumni	Adolfo Pérez Esquivel → Bernardo Houssay → César Milstein → Luis Federico Leloir →
influence	major influence on Argentine culture → major influence on Argentine politics → major influence on Argentine science →
languageOfInstruction	Spanish →
locatedIn	Buenos Aires → Buenos Aires Autonomous City → Buenos Aires Province →
mission	public higher education and research →
motto	Argentum virtus robur et studium →
mottoLanguage	Latin →
mottoTranslation	Argentine virtue, strength and study →
notableAlumni	Adolfo Pérez Esquivel → Bernardo Houssay → Carlos Menem → Cristina Fernández de Kirchner → César Milstein → Julio Cortázar → Luis Federico Leloir → Mauricio Macri → Néstor Kirchner → Raúl Alfonsín →
offersDegree	doctoral degrees → graduate degrees → undergraduate degrees →
rankingRegional	among top universities in Latin America →
region	Latin America →
reputation	Argentina’s largest university → one of the most prestigious universities in Latin America →
studentEnrollment	over 300,000 →
tuition	free for undergraduate students →
type	public →
website	https://www.uba.ar →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Amancio Williams ("Universidad de Buenos Aires (incomplete studies)") → Che Guevara → Luis Moreno Ocampo →	educatedAt
Buenos Aires →	hasUniversity