National University of the Littoral

The National University of the Littoral was founded in 1889. It is an Argentine public university located in the province of Santa Fe. It began as the Provincial University of Santa Fe, but after the signing of the national law in 1919, it became the National University of the Littoral.

Ten faculties, two university centers, a university headquarters, a higher institution, three middle-level schools, a primary-level school, and an initial garden make up the University. It offers undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees in a variety of fields. The university's faculties are knowledgeable and experienced. Research, distance learning, study abroad, electives, teaching and non-teaching training, specialities, and entrepreneurial programs, as well as bonding activities and winter school, are all available to students.

The National University of the Littora features a large, contemporary, and green campus. Academic buildings, dining, counseling services, healthcare center, athletic fields, gym, campus store, cultural center, auditorium, theater, and leisure area are all available to students. Sports courts, fields, pools, amphitheater, ground, gym, multipurpose rooms, and a bar-restaurant are all available at the UNL-ATE Venue. The university's media department publishes a newsletter, a journal, and a periodical.

The National University of the Littoral is one of the top 1500 institutions in the world, ranked 69th in Latin America, and also belong to top 10 the best universities in Argentina. It's also well-known for its research and publications.

Location: Santa Fe, Santa Fe Province, Argentina

Website: https://www.unl.edu.ar/