ME Degree at Balseiro Institute | International Recognition

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The discussion centers on the potential benefits of completing an engineering degree at the Balseiro Institute in Argentina, particularly regarding its international recognition and impact on future career opportunities. The original poster, a third-year ME student, expresses uncertainty about how a degree from this prestigious institution would be viewed in Europe or the US, especially in terms of job prospects and postgraduate studies. The lack of responses indicates a need for more information on the global standing of the Balseiro Institute in the engineering field and its influence on employability and academic advancement abroad.
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Hello everyone, I'm currently in the third year of my ME degree in Argentina. For the last 2 years I've had the intention of doing the last 2 years in the Balseiro Institute, the most prestigious institution in physics in Argentina.
But, despite i really want it, I'm not 100% sure about it. I don't know about its recognition in engineering in international circles, can you tell me anything about this? If i want to work, or pursue posgraduate studies, in Europe or US, will my chances be improved?
Thanks,
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