National University of the South

The National University of the South, located in the city of Bahia Blanca near Buenos Aires, is Argentina's largest national higher educational institution. This university, which was founded in 1956 with the motto "through the hardships to the truth," has gone through various transformations. Prior to becoming the country's seventh national university, it was absorbed by the Technological Institute of the South, a former affiliate of the National University of La Plata.

More than 20,000 undergraduate students and roughly 1,300 graduate students are served by the new institution's academic framework, which is organized into departments. UNS currently offers degrees in agronomy, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, computer science, economics, electrical engineering, engineering, geography, geology, humanities, law, management, mathematics, medicine, and physics across 16 different departments.

The major library, as well as most of the departments and laboratories, are housed in the main university building, which is located at Alem 1253. There are other structures on the same property: The buildings for the departments of humanities, economics, geography and tourism, and administration sciences are located at the intersection of 12 de Octubre and San Juan streets. Meanwhile, in the "Altos del Palihue" area, there is another complex where the agronomy and law departments are located.

Location: Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Website: http://www.uns.edu.ar/