Latin American Studies Specialization

The Latin American Studies specialization requires the completion of 12 credits with a minimum of nine credits from History and/or Anthropology. Students are strongly encouraged to study Spanish language and to participate in an off-campus course to Latin America. Off-campus course credits can be applied to the specialization.

ATH-249	Natives of South America	3 credits
ATH-305	Culture Change and the World System	3 credits
HIS-230	History of Modern Latin America	3 credits
HIS-378	Liberation Theology	3 credits
HIS-380	Colonial Latin America	3 credits
HIS-382	Revolutionary Mexico	3 credits
HIS-383	Authoritarian Governments in Latin America	3 credits
HIS-385	Conquest and Encounters	3 credits
HIS-386	Religions in Latin American	3 credits
HIS-387	Cuba	3 credits
HIS-388	Gender, Race, and Sexuality in Latin America	3 credits
SPA-307	Lit of Caribbean North/Central America	3 credits
SPA-308	Peninsular and South American Literature	3 credits
SPA-310	Advanced Spanish for Healthcare Professionals	3 credits
SPA-333	Literature of Latin America	3 credits
SPA-335	U.S. Latino/a Literature	3 credits
SPA-412	Latin American Indigenous Studies	3 credits
SPA-413	Women Writers	3 credits
SPA-422	Southern Cone Literature and Society	3 credits
SPA-423	Caribbean and Central American Literature	3 credits

Total Credit Hours: 12-15