San Andrés Summer School: LatAm Graduate Business Program
Your Gateway to a Thriving Career in Latin America
San Andrés Summer School (SASS) offers students a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in Latin America’s dynamic business landscape. SASS combines cutting-edge academics, corporate engagement, and cultural immersion to equip participants with the skills needed to excel in a globalized economy.
Set in Buenos Aires, a city renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, and thriving business ecosystem, the program provides an unparalleled learning experience. Taking place in January, when Argentina enjoys warm summer weather, students will explore the professional and social fabric of Buenos Aires while engaging with industry leaders and academics.
Taught in English, the program consists of three academic modules covering key topics such as international business strategy, sustainability in emerging markets, and Argentina’s tech landscape. Each module integrates corporate visits, offering students firsthand exposure to leading regional firms.
Beyond academics, SASS emphasizes cultural immersion, allowing students to experience Argentina’s European-inspired architecture, world-famous cuisine, and dynamic social environment. This approach fosters cross-cultural understanding and valuable networking opportunities with peers and professionals from diverse backgrounds.
SASS is open to MBA students and advanced undergraduates in business-related fields. The program runs in January, with financial aid options available.
Apply
Students participate in SASS through exchange collaborations and/or special arrangements with partner universities. If you are interested in joining the SASS program through direct enrollment, please contact globalprograms@udesa.edu.ar for more information.
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Academics
The Program will offer a combination between Courses and Seminars. Specific Workshops, Cultural Activities and Networking Events will also be available during the program.
Course Information
Please note that due to the current context, courses' schedules might change. Students should check the amount of contact hours required for exchange and credit equivalencies with their home university. Course availability is subject to change.
Learning Expectations
Attendance to each class is mandatory. Students must attend to at least 75% of the classes for each course. More than 3 missing classes will be considered as a “Fail”.
Grading System
To pass each course, students must obtain a minimum of 4 in a 0-10 scale in the final mark, composed of assignments, a mid-term exam and a final exam.
Transcripts
The university will send to the partner institution the official transcript of the student. Students should ask their own institutions about the credits that can be transferred, based on the number of contact hours and course complexity.
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Contact
globalprograms@udesa.edu.ar