Latin American Studies
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish Proficiency demonstrated with a C or higher in SPA 217 (or a 300- or 400-level SPA course) | ||
| Social Science and History - select 3 courses (students must take courses from two different departments/disciplines) | 9 | |
PSC 150 | Comparative Government and Politics | |
PSC 241 | Human Rights and Globalization | |
PSC 250 | Politics in Latin America | |
PSC 360 | Political Economy of the Developing World | |
PSC 370 | Domestic Conflicts & Peace | |
HIS 131 | Latin American History to 1830 | |
HIS 132 | Latin American History since 1830 | |
HIS 263 | Wars of Latin America | |
HIS 365 | U.S.-Latin American Relations since 1898 | |
MGT 475 | Doing Business in Latin America | |
| Language, Literature, and Culture - select 3 courses (students must take courses from two different departments/disciplines) | 9 | |
SPA 217 | Intro Comp Panorama SocioCultural Latinoamericano | |
Any SPA course at 300- or 400-level | ||
FAH 103 | Survey of Pre-Columbian and Native American Art | |
FAM 123 | World Musics | |
| Total Credits | 18 | |
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