National University of Cuyo

The National University of Cuyo is the main higher education institution in Argentina's Mendoza province.

Arts and plastic design, engineering, economic sciences, exact and natural sciences, medicine, social and political sciences, law, dentistry, humanities, agricultural sciences, elementary and special needs education, and applied sciences are among the 12 faculties at the university, which was founded in 1939. In the fields of energy, engineering, and physics, the school provides a variety of master's degrees and PhD programs. In the city of San Carlos de Bariloche, in the province of Ro Negro, the institution also houses the Balseiro Institute, Argentina's most developed physics research institute.

The National University of Cuyo's purpose is to develop education in Argentina, which it has accomplished by providing technical education in four additional Mendoza cities and operating seven buildings as high schools.

If you are interested in artistic and cultural activities, the university has a lot to offer. The university not only has its own choir, wind quintet, cinema, and symphony orchestra, but it also has a big theater where the university ballet is performed. Swimming, hiking, judo, creative skating, yoga, trekking, and acrobatics are just a few of the recreational activities offered by the institution to help students improve their quality of life.