Latin American Studies
Latin American Studies
Taylor 113
541-552-6650
Karen Sundwick, Coordinator
This interdisciplinary minor encourages students to examine the relationships among geography, history, economics, politics, and cultures of Latin America. It will be of particular interest to students of international studies, Spanish, education, business, and the social sciences.
Requirements for Minor
A minimum of 24 credits in at least three social science disciplines.
| Geography of Latin America (Geog 330) | 4 |
| History Sequence: History of Latin America (Hst 351, 352) or Mexico (Hst 464, 465) | 8 |
Select 12 credits of upper division work from among the following with consent of program advisor:
| Cultures of the World (Latin American topic only) (Anth 319) | 4 |
| Introduction to the International Economy (Ec 320 or IS 320) | 4 |
| Economic Development (Ec 379) | 4 |
| Latin American Women (Hst 335) | 4 |
| Topics in Latin American History (Hst 485) | 4 |
| Contemporary Issues in Native North America (Soc 338) | 4 |
| Sociology of Globalization (Soc 345) | 4 |
Note: Appropriate 399, 405, 407 courses in economics, sociology, anthropology, political science, or other courses may be substituted with advisor consent.