About the university

Torcuato Di Tella University (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, UTDT) is a private university founded in 1991 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. As of 2025, it is recognized as one of the leading academic institutions in Argentina, especially in economics, political science, business, and international relations. The university emphasizes research, academic excellence, and strong links with the business and policy sectors. UTDT offers undergraduate, graduate, and executive education programs, maintaining an international outlook and collaborations with global universities.

Key information

• Location: Buenos Aires, AR
• Ranking #6
• QS #601
• National ranking #10
• Institution type: private

Popular faculties

• Business Administration
• Business Economics
• Economics
• Digital Technologies
• Law
• Political Science and Government
• Social Sciences
• Behavioral Sciences
• International Studies
• History
• Architecture
• Design

Programs (8)

• Business Administration
• Economics
• Finance and Accounting
• Marketing
• Tourism and Hospitality
• Law
• Political Science
• International Relations

Student body

• Total students: 3,500
• Undergraduate: 2,000
• Graduate: 1,500
• International students: 12%

Campus life

UTDT has a compact urban campus in the Belgrano neighborhood, with modern classrooms, design and architecture studios, study areas and a well‑equipped library. Student life is intellectually intense and focused on social sciences, economics, business and humanities, with frequent conferences, public lectures, policy debates and cultural events. The atmosphere is cosmopolitan, with a noticeable presence of international students and visiting professors. Outside classes, students enjoy cafes, parks and cultural venues in one of the most pleasant areas of Buenos Aires, and they often combine studies with internships or part‑time work. Support services include academic advising, international office assistance and career guidance.

Housing & accommodation

Housing cost: $60 - $950 / per month

Housing options

• Shared student apartments in Buenos Aires (Belgrano and nearby neighborhoods)
• private studios and one-bedroom apartments
• homestays with local families
• student residences and hostels
• coliving spaces
• long-term room rentals in family homes

Student clubs and organizations

• Economics and business clubs
• debate and political science societies
• international relations and model UN groups
• arts and culture clubs
• film and literature groups
• entrepreneurship and innovation labs
• social impact and volunteering organizations
• student media and journalism groups

Sports

• Football
• futsal
• basketball
• volleyball
• running and athletics groups
• tennis
• fitness and training clubs
• occasional outdoor sports activities

Career & internships

Employment rate: 95%

Partner companies

• Banco Santander
• Banco Galicia
• BBVA
• HSBC
• J.P. Morgan
• Goldman Sachs
• McKinsey & Company
• BCG
• Bain & Company
• PwC
• Deloitte
• EY
• KPMG
• Mercado Libre
• Globant
• government agencies and international organizations

Internships: Given its strong orientation toward economics, business, law and social sciences, UTDT maintains close links with banks, consultancies, NGOs, public agencies and international organizations. Many degree programs encourage or require internships during the later years of study, and the career services office helps students secure placements, prepare CVs and practice interviews. Typical sectors include finance, consulting, public policy, media, research centers and cultural institutions. Some courses integrate real‑world projects with partner organizations, giving students applied experience. Internships often serve as a bridge to first full‑time jobs in Buenos Aires and abroad, especially for high‑performing students.

Admission requirements

Required documents

• Online application form
• valid passport
• secondary school diploma or equivalent (translated and legalized)
• official academic transcripts
• proof of Spanish language proficiency (and English if required by the program)
• standardized test or institutional entrance exam results where applicable
• curriculum vitae
• motivation letter
• letters of recommendation
• proof of financial means
• health insurance
• passport-sized photos
• student visa and migration documents required by Argentine authorities

Tuition costs

• $6,000 - $14,000 / per year
• Acceptance rate: 40.00%
• Scholarships available: UTDT has a strong scholarship culture: a significant share of undergraduates receive some type of financial aid, mainly in the form of partial tuition waivers and discounts. Scholarships are typically merit‑based, need‑based or mixed, and can cover from a small percentage up to most of the tuition, depending on academic performance and socioeconomic conditions. Some programs are supported by private donors, companies and foundations, and may be oriented to specific degrees such as Economics, Business or Social Sciences. International students may access limited aid or discounts, particularly if they come through institutional agreements or outstanding academic records. Renewal usually depends on maintaining a good GPA and complying with academic progress requirements.

Quick facts

• Founded: 1991
• Teaching languages: Spanish, English, spanish
• Study formats: offline

Contact

• Website: https://www.utdt.edu
• +54 11 5169 7100