Located in the city of Buenos Aires, in the residential neighborhood of Belgrano, the University is well-connected by public transportation to this capital’s most interesting cultural sites.

Founded in 1991, UTDT is a non-profit institution which is ranked among the top in Argentina and in Latin America.
Created on the pillars of two cornerstone organizations in Argentina: the SIAM factory (1910) and the Instituto Di Tella (1958), the University inherited the entrepreneurial and innovative spirit of the SIAM company and the vanguardist essence of the Instituto Di Tella. UTDT’s mission is to educate the country’s new business, political, academic and artistic generations and to produce basic and applied knowledge in an environment of pluralism, academic excellence and equal opportunity.

Language Requirement: A minimum of two years of college level Spanish or B1 level.

Accommodation: UTDT is a commuter campus that does not have student residences. International students may request a housing list from the International Programs Office, which includes room in private homes, student residences and apartment rental services. Students are responsible for making their own housing arrangements.

Full-Time Course Load:
Undergraduate: 3 courses per semester
Graduate: 3 courses per quarter

Credit System:
Undergraduate courses have 60, 68 or 102 contact hours
Contact hours for graduate courses vary