Master in Design Management for Regional Developments

Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in Mendoza traces its roots to 1939 and stands as a leading public institution in western Argentina. With around 35,803 students across 12 faculties, institutes and schools, UNCUYO emphasizes education as a public, free and secular right and aims to build citizenship through the comprehensive training of artists, teachers, scientists and professionals. Its mission is closely tied to regional development, cultural life and practical research that serves local needs in Mendoza province.

Academic programs span the arts, humanities, natural sciences, health and technical fields, and the university maintains a strong focus on applied research and community engagement. International students, who number roughly 3,781, find opportunities to join research projects, fieldwork and cultural programs that connect campus learning with regional industry, agriculture and the creative sector. Mendoza's vibrant cultural scene, outdoor activities and culinary traditions enrich everyday student life.

The international office offers orientation, enrolment support and Spanish language integration to ease the transition for incoming students. Libraries, laboratories and outreach centers provide practical learning and collaboration options. Prospective students should consider Spanish proficiency pathways and contact UNCUYO's international relations team early to explore scholarships, exchanges and program details, making the most of a public university with deep regional ties and innovation.

The Master in Design Management for Regional Developments is a master's degree for students who want to learn about managing design projects. It takes one year to complete and is taught in English. This program helps students develop skills to manage design projects in regional areas.

The curriculum includes subjects like design management, regional development, and project planning. Students learn skills like project management, team leadership, and problem-solving. They also get to work on real projects to apply their knowledge.

Graduates can work as Design Managers, Project Coordinators, Regional Development Officers, Urban Planners, or Business Development Managers. They can work in industries like construction, urban planning, or regional development for employers like government agencies, private companies, or non-profit organizations.