Buenas Tardes à Tous :))
Mon post ressemble à un autre du forum mais je les ais tous lus et aucun ne comporte les informations que je n'arrête pas de rechercher.
Je voudrais savoir si je peux étudier en argentine, un grados, sans passer par une université française, j'ai envie de reprendre mes études, et je sais que les cours débutent en mars là bas, si je dois passer par la france cela voudrait dire s inscrire pour le semestre d'octobre et ne pas partir avant le suivant donc janvier de l'année prochaine....
je voudrais savoir qui contacter, si on a le droit d'étudier sans passer par un échange en université, doit on s'adresser à des adresses françaises ou est ce suffisant de s'adresser aux universités argentines??
et pour le visa étudiant comment ça se passe?
j'ai besoin de votre aide, et sinon de votre témoignage, je suis preneuse :)
Un Grand Merci... avec grand hâte de vous lire :))
1er) Carnaval de Rio
2eme) Oktoberfest !!!
3 eme) Fête de Pampelune
4 eme) Fête de Bayonne
C'est l'ordre établi des 4 évenements à ne pas louper... j'en ai 2 sur 4... et toi?!! :p
Bonjour, je suis aussi interessee par cette reponse! Je fini mon ecole de cinema en juin, je serai ensuite en stage jusqu'en decembre et je souhaiterai partir en Argentine, perfectionner mon espagnol (je n'ai que quelques bases) et me specialiser peut etre ds la photographie ou le journalisme, ou alors tout simplement etudier l'espagnol. Peux tu m'envoyer ta reponse stp?
merci!!
Anais
Salut !!
Figure toi que je suis un peu dans le meme cas que toi, j'aimerais partir seulement un semestre de mars à juillet 2009 dasn une université à buenos aires (je suis en psycho dans une école, donc ce ne sera pas dans un contexte d'échange universitaire). bref je galère vraiment à trouver les infos sur les visas étudiants, les facs la bas.... et vu que je suis nouvelle sur le forum je sais pas si j'ai accès aux éventuelles réponses que t'ont donnés les gens... peut etre as tu reçus des infos? Pourrais tu me les faire passer ?
Hola !!
bon ça m'intéresse aussi de savoir.. je galère pour trouver des infos, j'ai demandé au consulat de France, qui est totalement perdu, et écrit à plusieurs facs argentines... qui n'ont pas répondu.. Si vous avez donc des infos à partager.. de mon côté je vous tiens au courant mais ça promet d'être une grande histoire à suspense !!
A bientôt !!
Moi aussi je suis intéressé par les réponses!!! Je suis actuellement jeune ingénieur aux États-Unis, mais je quitte mon job en novembre pour retourner voyager en Argentine que j'adore... Je compte ensuite m'installer à Buenos Aires pour reprendre mes études, en commerce ou finances...
Je cherche des infos sur des post-grados dans les universités de BA, y'a t'il un topic spécifique aux universités et écoles de BA? Si oui, pouvez vous me donner le lien? J'ai cherché sans succès...
J'ai déjà noté lors de recherches personnelles, UBA, UCA, San Andres...
Bonjour à tous !!
bon alors, un post pour faire remonter le sujet... et pour en rajouter une couche :
je galère toujours pour trouver la solution et m'inscrire en fac argentine en faisant reconnaître mon cursus français.
MAIS les facs argentines délivrent apparemment à leurs étudiants, pour chaque matière, et pour chaque année, un "programme" présentant le contenu de la matière, la charge horaire, et la bibliographie.
PROBLEME: en France, aucune université ne m'a jamais délivré ce type de papier, tout ce que j'ai c'est le bulletin de notes de chaque fin d'année.
Donc, j'ai écrit aimablement à la fac de Montpellier en leur demandant s'ils avaient ce type de papier. Ils m'ont aimablement envoyé un programme pour l'année suivante à laquelle j'y étais. J'ai dû réécrire parce que pour faire apostiller, il faut un tampon officiel et le nom d'une personne responsable. Donc, là c'est la 4° fois que j'écris à cette ..... de mon ex-département à Mtp, et je n'ai réussi qu'à obtenir : le programme de 99-00 (quand j'ai étudié de 97 à 99), et une lettre disant qu'il n'existe pas de programme détaillé du contenu des matières. Les deux ne comportent pas de signature, seulement les initiales de la directrice du département, pas de nom, et le tampon de la fac.. je pense qu'ils vont refuser de l'apostiller.. mais j'avoue que 4 mails pour expliquer que quelqu'un qui signe DOIT écrire son nom en toutes lettres... je commence à croire que les administrations françaises se pensent les meilleures (et les seules) du monde !!!
Bref, donc voilà.. ça c'est pour Montpellier. A Bordeaux je n'ai directement reçu aucune réponse !
Si quelqu'un est déjà passé par ces démarches et peut me dire comment se termine l'histoire... merci !
Enfin, je vous raconte le prochain épisode bientôt !!!
Ton post date d'il y a un bail , mais je me retrouve maintenant dans le meme situation que toi..
J'ai passé mon bac il y a trois ans, et apres j'ai voyagé afin de trouver ma voir, ne sachant pas vraiment quoi étudier.
Maintenant que je sais ce que je veux faire et où (botanique en amérique du sud, particulierement l'Argentine), je me retrouve devant les memes questions que toi.
Alors, est-ce que tu as trouvé les réponses?
on peut étudier, comme ca à l'étranger sans avoir aucun bagage en france?
et est-ce que tu as trouvé comment?
merci pour ton aide,
hasta luego!
The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.
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