UCC- Cordoba Catholic University

The Faculty of Architecture and Design at Universidad Católica de Córdoba (UCC) was established on March 31, 1959, conceived by prominent architects from Córdoba. It offers a comprehensive range of programs including Architecture, Licenciatura in Design, and Licenciatura in Fashion and High-End Design at the undergraduate level, complemented by Master's degrees in Landscape Architecture and Innovative Process Design, alongside diverse courses and cultural activities. Founded in 1956, UCC holds the distinction of being Argentina's first private university and is uniquely managed by the Society of Jesus, perpetuating a rich educational legacy initiated in Latin America during the 16th century. The institution is highly regarded for its academic excellence, commitment to scientific research, and dedication to social responsibility. Its core mission is to develop individuals of science, conscience, and commitment, fostering professionals who champion sustainable development and strive for a more equitable and supportive society, aiming to be "the best for the world." Academic rigor is underpinned by a selective admissions process, access to modern facilities, and an educational philosophy that prioritizes practical experience, interactive seminars, volunteer opportunities, and research, ensuring a holistic and integral formation for its students.