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Students

All UNCuyo undergraduate and graduate students have the opportunity to spend one semester abroad. These exchanges (also known as mobility programs) are run by SIIP (the Secretariat for Research, International Relations, and Graduate Studies, for its Spanish acronym).

International Exchange Programs 

During the academic year there are two major exchange program Calls. Successful applicants get to go on an academic exchange for one semester.

Each Call is open approximately for one month and includes all necessary information about application and evaluation processes and a list of all opportunities available at foreign universities. You can only apply while the Call is open. Follow us on our social media channels and make sure you don’t miss our next Call.

It is worth noting that the list of available universities varies with each Call depending on the different exchange programs and agreements entered into by and between UNCuyo and foreign universities. Therefore, each Call will offer different benefits and opportunities.

FAQs

  • When is the opening date of exchange program calls?

Calls opened during one semester refer to the next one (i.e. open calls allow students to travel during the next semester).

February-March calls will allow you to go on an exchange during the second semester of the year.

July-August calls will allow you to go on an exchange during the first semester of the year.

  • Can I respond to a Call?

Applicants must be full-time UNCuyo students (from any undergraduate or graduate degree course) and meet all the specific requirements set out in the Call.

  • What are the available Exchange Programs and their specific requirements?

UNCUYO Program (this program includes universities under a bilateral agreement with UNCuyo): Applicants must have completed and passed 30% of the classes included in the curriculum and cannot have more than 5 pending academic obligations 

PILA Program (Latin American Exchange Program made up of courses taught at Mexican, Colombian, and Argentine universities): Applicants must have completed and passed 40% of the classes included in the curriculum and cannot have more than 2 pending academic obligations. Age limit: 30 years of age.

AUGM Program (this program includes Latin American universities in the Montevideo Group): Applicants must have completed and passed 40% of the classes included in the curriculum and cannot have more than 2 pending academic obligations. Age limit: 30 years of age.

  • How can I get more information about these Calls?

Look for news and updates from the Secretariat  on our social media channels.

Read previous calls to know what to the expect and get ready: http://www.uncuyo.edu.ar/relacionesinternacionales/

Visit our Mobility Office.

  • What should I do once a Call opens?

Read the entire Call carefully.

Read all the documents and exhibits included in the Call thoroughly and more than once, paying close attention to details (i.e. evaluation criteria, participating universities, number of available places, benefits, etc.).

Write down and remember all dates and deadlines.

Write down all your questions and visit our Mobility Office to clear up any doubts.

Attend the brief meeting held at each academic unit for every new Call.

Attend the workshop offered by the academic Mobility Unit before the end of the Call.

  • Can I respond to a Call even if I had a poor academic performance during the prior year?

Yes, provided you still qualify as a full-time student (alumno regular) on the year of the call.