Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud

The campus features modern facilities designed to support a hands-on, technological approach to medical education.

• Simulation & Skills Center: A dedicated center where students use high-fidelity models to practice clinical and surgical skills.
• Anatomy & Morphological Labs: Modern spaces for the study of human structure through both traditional and digital methods.
• Clinical Analysis Labs: Used for the training of laboratory technicians and medical students in diagnostic procedures.
• Specialized Health Library: Part of the UNER library network, providing physical and digital access to major medical databases.
• Language Center: Offers language training specifically tailored for health professionals.
• Virtual Campus UNER: A robust online platform used for hybrid learning and the introductory CAVU course.
• Sede Villaguay: A secondary specialized campus dedicated to Kinesiology and Physical Therapy.
• Diagnostic Imaging Suites: Equipped for practical training in radiology and advanced imaging techniques.
• Research Units: Dedicated to environmental health, epidemiology, and social medicine.
• Student Service Center: Provides administrative support, documentation handling, and residency guidance.

UNER integrates clinical training through strong partnerships with the public health system of Entre Ríos.

• Hospital Justo José de Urquiza: The primary public teaching hospital in Concepción del Uruguay for clinical rotations.
• Hospital Santa Rosa (Villaguay): Integrated for Kinesiology and rural health rotations.
• Community Health Centers (CAPS): Students begin practical community work early in the career to understand the Primary Health Care model.
• Final Rotating Internship: The 6th year consists of intensive supervised clinical practice in various medical specialties within the provincial hospital network.

As a national public university in Argentina, undergraduate education is state-funded and free.

Scholarship

• UNER Student Welfare: Provides various scholarships for dining, transport, and study materials.
• National Progresar: Eligible domestic students can apply for the national government’s student support program.
• PILA & ESCALA Programs: Managed by the faculty to facilitate international mobility and exchanges for students.
• Research Fellowships: Opportunities for advanced students to join faculty research projects with a stipend.

• The Vibe: Known as "La Histórica," the city is rich in history and safe, offering a high quality of life for students.
• Connectivity:
• Local: The campus is centrally located and easily reachable by foot or bicycle.
• Regional: Excellent bus connections to Buenos Aires (3-4 hours) and other regional hubs.
• Safety: Very safe residential environment with a strong sense of community.

• Accommodation: UNER does not provide on-campus dorms. Concepción del Uruguay is a "student city" with many private residences near the Lorenzo Sartorio campus.
• Vibe: Academic and community-focused. The city offers a peaceful but active student life with river beaches nearby.
• Student Union: Active in organizing academic conferences, sports events, and health volunteering campaigns.
• Orientation : For the cycle, a hybrid informative meeting for new students is scheduled for December.

• Intake: Registration for the academic year runs from October 1st to December 19th.
• Academic Cycle: The official start of the academic year is scheduled for February.
• In-Person Document Submission: For the cycle, physical documentation must be submitted at the faculty by February.
• PBL Methodology: Students should be prepared for a methodology where they solve clinical cases in small groups rather than just listening to passive lectures.