Argentina · Mendoza

Universidad Juan Agustín Maza

Private university · Mendoza · founded 1960

umaza.edu.ar →

Undergraduates, 2024

5,184

0.2% of the national total

New entrants

1,158

Graduates

772

Students from abroad

1.5%

80 students

28 students (0.5%) are on distance programmes.

Students, 2014–2024

20142024
YearStudentsNew entrantsGraduates
20245,1841,158772
20234,663916515
20223,914429296
20213,699451266
20203,566469227
20193,091630296
20183,782655290
20173,729733373
20164,169829351
20153,965723380
20143,952829328

The yearbook treats 2020 and 2021 as statistically unusual years because of the pandemic. A dash means no figure was reported.

What students study

  • Health sciences2,731 · 52.7%
  • Humanities947 · 18.3%
  • Applied sciences (engineering, architecture, computing, agriculture)812 · 15.7%
  • Social sciences (incl. law, economics, business)666 · 12.8%
  • Basic sciences28 · 0.5%

Fees and admission

Undergraduate study at Argentina's national universities is free of tuition, and most admit without an entrance exam. Whether and what a national university may charge non-resident foreign students has been changing since 2024 and is set by each university — check with the university. Private universities charge fees, which are not published as data.

Also in Mendoza: Universidad Champagnat, Universidad de Congreso, Universidad de Mendoza, Universidad del Aconcagua, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo

Figures are undergraduate (pregrado y grado) students for 2024, from the yearbook's partial advance release of August 2026; a later final edition may revise them. A university institute (instituto universitario) teaches in a single field. Institutions that sent no 2024 figures are not listed.

Source: Subsecretaría de Políticas Universitarias (Dirección Nacional de Presupuesto, Control e Información Universitaria), Anuario de Estadísticas Universitarias 2024, published on argentina.gob.ar under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Changes: tables joined per institution; full names and provinces added by CollegeMatcher; websites and founding years from Wikidata (CC0).