The UNS offers more than 50 undergraduate and 100 graduate degrees with the highest national and international accreditations. It has more than 26 thousand students in all levels of education, since it dictates from the initial level to postgraduate careers. Students have free access to basic medical care, language courses and cultural shows. To this, there are almost 20 sports disciplines at no cost, which are used by some 4 thousand students. It also provides scholarships and subsidies to those who have committed socioeconomic status, has a subsidized cafeteria, free collectives among its buildings and the possibility of applying for academic stays at foreign universities, with the majority of the subsidized expenses. The aspirants who every year seek to start a career have support courses, university insertion activities and the accompaniment of tutors, who are advanced students.
Since the definitive return of democracy in 1983, the UNS follows the principles of the University Reform of 1918, with shared management among teachers, students and non-teaching staff in its governing bodies. In addition, its activity is developed under the three pillars supported by the reformist movement for the public university: teaching, research and extension to the productive and social environment
Its teaching staff includes about 2,800 people, including assistants, assistants and professors, and another 600 non-teaching employees. It has 11 libraries, between the Central and those specialized in several Departments. The UNS accredits one of the highest indexes in the country of teachers with postgraduate degrees and research faculty, who place it in the main places of scientific productivity in the country in relation to these scientific personnel. It has twelve double-dependency institutes with CONICET and five laboratories with the Commission of Scientific Investigations of the Province of Buenos Aires