Universidad Nacional de Quilmes

What this actually costs

Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Licenciatura en Informática names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions ("Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas por la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior, o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, y las reglamentaciones vigentes de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes."), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found in this pass. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but this dataset only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here.

What this actually costs

Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Arquitectura Naval names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions ("Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas en la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, conjuntamente con las condiciones de admisión fijadas por la normativa de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes."), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found in this pass. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but this dataset only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here.

What this actually costs

Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Ingeniería en Alimentos names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions ("Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas por la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior, o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, y las reglamentaciones vigentes de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes."), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found in this pass. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but this dataset only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here.

What this actually costs

Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Ingeniería en Automatización y Control Industrial names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions ("Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas por la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior, o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, y las reglamentaciones vigentes de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes."), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found in this pass. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but this dataset only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here.

What this actually costs

Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Licenciatura en Bioinformática names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions ("Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas por la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior, o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, y las reglamentaciones vigentes de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes."), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found in this pass. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but this dataset only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here.

What this actually costs

Argentina's Higher Education Law (Ley 24.521) reserves free undergraduate tuition at state universities for Argentine citizens and for foreigners who hold permanent residency in the country -- a foreign student without permanent residency has never been automatically covered by that guarantee, and the law leaves individual institutions free to charge such students. UNQ's own page for Licenciatura en Biotecnología names Ley 24.521 as the legal basis for its admission conditions ("Condiciones de ingreso: Las establecidas por la Ley Nº 24521 de Educación Superior, o las leyes que eventualmente la reemplacen, y las reglamentaciones vigentes de la Universidad Nacional de Quilmes."), but that reference is only about admission requirements in general and does not itself address tuition or fees for international students. Whether Universidad Nacional de Quilmes actually charges non-resident international undergraduates, and how much, is not stated on any official unq.edu.ar page found in this pass. This is a live, actively-discussed question as of September 2026 -- the national government has been pushing universities to exercise this existing legal right to charge non-resident foreigners -- but this dataset only records what an official source actually states, so no tuition figure (free or paid) is recorded here.