35 Best universities for Organic Chemistry in Argentina

Updated: March 15, 2026

Ranking by academic field

Below is a list of best universities in Argentina ranked based on their research performance in Organic Chemistry. A graph of 2.01M citations received by 80.4K academic papers made by 35 universities in Argentina was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. University of Buenos Aires

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#7 in Latin America

#360 in the World

Enrollment: 262,932
Founded: 1821

2. National University of La Plata

Argentina | La Plata

For Organic Chemistry

#15 in Latin America

#681 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Founded: 1905

3. National University of Cordoba

Argentina | Cordoba

For Organic Chemistry

#23 in Latin America

#839 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Enrollment: 178,288
Founded: 1613

4. National University of Rosario

Argentina | Rosario

For Organic Chemistry

#32 in Latin America

#1127 in the World

Founded: 1968

5. National University of Mar del Plata

Argentina | Mar del Plata

For Organic Chemistry

#33 in Latin America

#1129 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 50%
Founded: 1975

6. National University of the South

Argentina | Bahia Blanca

For Organic Chemistry

#41 in Latin America

#1226 in the World

Founded: 1956

7. National University of Litoral

Argentina | Santa Fe

For Organic Chemistry

#47 in Latin America

#1364 in the World

Founded: 1919

8. National University of Tucuman

Argentina | San Miguel de Tucuman

For Organic Chemistry

#54 in Latin America

#1470 in the World

Founded: 1914

9. National University of Rio Cuarto

Argentina | Rio Cuarto

For Organic Chemistry

#63 in Latin America

#1597 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Founded: 1971

10. National University of San Luis

Argentina | San Luis

For Organic Chemistry

#64 in Latin America

#1598 in the World

Founded: 1973

11. National University of Cuyo

Argentina | Mendoza

For Organic Chemistry

#91 in Latin America

#2009 in the World

Founded: 1939

12. National University of San Martin, Argentina

Argentina | San Martin

For Organic Chemistry

#94 in Latin America

#2053 in the World

Founded: 1992

13. National Technological University

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#114 in Latin America

#2427 in the World

Founded: 1959

14. National University of Comahue

Argentina | Neuquen

For Organic Chemistry

#115 in Latin America

#2450 in the World

Founded: 1972

15. Argentine Business University, Buenos Aires

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#124 in Latin America

#2640 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 50%
Enrollment: 43,403
Founded: 1968

16. National University of Quilmes

Argentina | Quilmes

For Organic Chemistry

#126 in Latin America

#2666 in the World

Founded: 1989

17. National University of Salta

Argentina | Salta

For Organic Chemistry

#157 in Latin America

#3041 in the World

Founded: 1972

18. National University of Misiones

Argentina | Posadas

For Organic Chemistry

#166 in Latin America

#3175 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 77%
Founded: 1973

19. Northeast National University

Argentina | Corrientes

For Organic Chemistry

#167 in Latin America

#3194 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Founded: 1956

20. National University of Lujan

Argentina | Lujan

For Organic Chemistry

#185 in Latin America

#3438 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Founded: 1972

21. University Institute of the Italian Hospital

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#189 in Latin America

#3466 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 37%
Founded: 2000

22. National University of San Juan

Argentina | San Juan

For Organic Chemistry

#191 in Latin America

#3486 in the World

Founded: 1973

23. Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#218 in Latin America

#3772 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 50%
Founded: 1958

24. National University of La Pampa

Argentina | Santa Rosa

For Organic Chemistry

#233 in Latin America

#3892 in the World

Founded: 1958

25. National University of Entre Rios

Argentina | Concepcion del Uruguay

For Organic Chemistry

#235 in Latin America

#3924 in the World

Founded: 1973

26. National University of Jujuy

Argentina | San Salvador de Jujuy

For Organic Chemistry

#248 in Latin America

#4035 in the World

Founded: 1972

27. Catholic University of Cordoba

Argentina | Cordoba

For Organic Chemistry

#252 in Latin America

#4132 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Founded: 1956

28. University of Salvador

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#260 in Latin America

#4239 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 70%
Enrollment: 15,000
Founded: 1958

29. National University of General Sarmiento

Argentina | Los Polvorines

For Organic Chemistry

#269 in Latin America

#4354 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 80%
Founded: 1992

30. Austral University

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#273 in Latin America

#4453 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 37%
Founded: 1991

31. University of Belgrano

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#281 in Latin America

#4524 in the World

Founded: 1964

32. Favaloro University

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#307 in Latin America

#4809 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 50%
Founded: 1992

33. University of Moron

Argentina | Moron

For Organic Chemistry

#323 in Latin America

#4999 in the World

Founded: 1960

34. University of Mendoza

Argentina | Mendoza

For Organic Chemistry

#326 in Latin America

#5038 in the World

Founded: 1959

35. Interamerican Open University

Argentina | Buenos Aires

For Organic Chemistry

#350 in Latin America

#5422 in the World

Acceptance Rate: 67%
Founded: 1995

The best cities to study Organic Chemistry in Argentina based on the number of universities and their ranks are Buenos Aires, La Plata, Cordoba, and Rosario.