Latino/Latin American Studies
Curriculum
Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
LLAS 120 | Latinx Identities in the United States | 4 Credits |
LLAS 270 | Readings in Latino/Latin American Studies | 0-1 Credits |
LLAS 280B | Brazil: People & Culture | 2 Credits |
LLAS 280C | Politics, Society and Culture in Cuba | 2 Credits |
LLAS 360 | Topics in LLAS | 4 Credits |
LLAS 371 | Individual Learning Project | 1-4 Credits |
The Latino/Latin American Studies Minor requires Spanish-language proficiency and twenty (20) credits of Latino/Latin American Studies courses: eight credits, required; and twelve credits, elective. Classes will be conducted in English and Spanish, depending on the department which offers them. No more than 12 credits in advanced Hispanic Studies (HISP) coursework can count toward the LLAS minor (both required and elective courses).
Required Courses
1 Course on Latin America as a region from the list below:
HISP 336 – Latin American Culture
HIST 277D – Revolution and Repression in Modern Latin America
POLS 347 – Latin American Politics
SOCI 336A – Latin American Anthropology
1 Course on Latinx experience in the United States from the list below:
LLAS 120 – Latinx Identities in the United States (CI)
HISP 337 – Latino Identity in the United States (CS)
Special Requirements
No more than 12 credits can be double-counted for the LLAS minor and the HISP major/minor.
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