The Government of Javier Milei continues to consolidate its policy of recovery and strengthening of the national university system, with a new salary measure that will benefit both teaching and non-teaching staff at public universities. The decision, announced by the Ministry of Human Capital through the Undersecretariat of University Policies, represents another step in the official strategy of economic recovery after years of stagnation and underfunding during the Kirchner administration.
The increase, set at 7.5% for the September-November period, will be applied in stages. With the salaries corresponding to the month of August, workers will receive a 3.95% advance. Additionally, the Government established exceptional fixed sums: $25,000 per position for non-teaching staff and the same amount for full-time teaching staff, adjusted proportionally for other categories and pre-university positions.
Since the beginning of its administration, the libertarian administration has strengthened transfers to national universities, ensuring their operation and expansion. In 2024, additional funds of over $23,000 million were allocated for specific programs of the Undersecretariat of University Policies.
