What will I learn?
Gain a deep understanding of the implications of Latino history and culture. Corporations, educational institutions, government agencies and other organizations need personnel who can help them maintain a competitive edge in a globalized economy, especially persons who understand Hispanic/Latino communities. Examine the culture, history, economics, policy/politics, language, literature, sociology, anthropology, economics, and creative accomplishments of Hispanics/Latinos.In addition to the university core curriculum, students take four required courses, four courses in at least two of the three elective areas and also complete either an internship and/or senior research paper. The required classes provide a foundation for understanding the socio-economic and political experiences of Latino/as in the United States. The elective tracks deepen students' knowledge of Latina/os in the areas of: Culture and humanities, Policy and politics, Country of origins study.Our degree will provide you with the foundation you need to examine the culture, history, economics, policy/politics, language, literature, sociology, anthropology, and creative accomplishments of Hispanics/Latinos. You will be taught by interdisciplinary faculty who will guide you through a curriculum designed to give you a competitive edge for career opportunities.
