Known as “The Switzerland of South America” for its peaceful culture, Uruguay is nestled between South America’s two titans, Argentina and Brazil. The capital, Montevideo, is quickly becoming a travel destination for its thriving cultural scene including rich architecture, sandy beaches, plazas, shops, museums, and restaurants. Known as one of the “coolest” and “most chilled-out” cities, Montevideo reflects the casual attitude that Uruguayans take towards life. Its location makes it convenient to travel to nearby regions such as Buenos Aires and Brazil, providing a variety of opportunities for day trips around the country. Experience this emerging hidden gem firsthand and have a unique opportunity to study and explore the Spanish, Italian, and African cultural influences throughout Uruguay.
The Montevideo program offers several diverse academic areas, including the Spanish language, Latin American studies, gender studies, agro-business, viticulture, and more. The host university, known as ORT, is the first and largest private university in the country with 10,000 students.
Program Highlights
Experience a unique opportunity to study and explore the Rio de la Plata region of Uruguay and Argentina and its Spanish, Italian, and African cultural influences.
Take courses in Spanish, Latin American studies, viticulture, and agribusiness.
Enjoy the thriving cultural scene of Montevideo, consistently rated as having the highest quality of life than any city in Latin America.
Explore nearby regions on the optional tour to Buenos Aires, Argentina and Colonia, Uruguay.
Dive into the cultural scene of Montevideo—tango, carnival, ferias, live shows, and theater are part of life.
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