Undergraduate Programs

Why Study Latin America?

Through its inherently interdisciplinary training, our undergraduate program in Latin American studies provides a thorough grounding in the languages, history, geography, and some of the central cultural and socioeconomic issues at stake in the region.


Major in Latin American Studies

Students in the Latin American Studies program have the flexibility to design a course of study that aligns with their desired career path. Advanced language study is a part of our program. Majors will pursue third-year proficiency in a related language, and minors will pursue second-year proficiency in a related language.



Plan Your Path

See how this program can fit with another major or minor, and explore a possible four-year path to graduation with Global Pathways.

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Real-World Experience

Students in the Latin American Studies program can expand their skills through study abroad travels and other opportunities beyond the classroom.

Experiential Learning


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What You Can Do with a Latin American Studies Degree

A Latin American Studies major can prepare you to work in many fields. Learn about possible careers and hear alumni success stories.

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Advising and Academic Support

Schedule an appointment with an advisor and get your questions answered.

Departmental Advising and Support

Scholarships and Awards

Learn about ways to apply for funding through the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Future Frequencies: Making Environmental Humanities Audible Through Podcasting and Public Audio Storytelling

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Global Opportunities Fair

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History Dept. Seminar: "A Paper World: Urbano Monte's Global Perspective ca. 1587"

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Boren Scholarship Workshop

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Eco-Fascism Lecture Series: "Fascist Climates: Tracking Weather in Colonial East Africa"

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The Landscape of Muslim Philanthropy: An Academic Review of Giving Patterns in the US

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Government Partnerships and Financing for Sanitation and the Human Right to WASH

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History Department Fall Term Coffee Hour

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