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Degree Requirements
REQUIREMENTS FOR A MAJOR IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
The Latin American Studies Program is one of six area studies programs of
Baylor University's Center for International Education that promotes
academic programs, research and study in an international context.
The interdisiplinary curriculum of Latin American Studies Program involves
coursework in the Departments of History, Religion, Philosophy, Modern
Foreign Languages, Economics, Environmental Studies, Sociology, Anthropology
and Political Science. The program also includes several interdisiplinary
courses such as Introduction to Latin American Studies and a Capstone
Seminar in Latin American Studies. Students devlop a broad perpective
through classwork and individual research on the distinctive issues facing
the Spanish and Portuguese speaking nations of American and Europe.
A. All specific and group requirements for the Bachelor of Arts Degree.
B. Thirty semester hours from the following groups:
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At least nine semester hours of Latin American Studies core courses:
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LAS
2301 An Introduction to Lation Americam Studies
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LAS
4350 Latin American Studies Seminar
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At least three semester hours of Latin American Studies from:
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LAS
3390 Special Studies in Latin American Studies
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LAS
4390 Advanced Reading and Research
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At least six semester hours of Spanish literature:
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Spanish
3311 Spanish-American Civilization
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Spanish
3354 Survey of Latin American Literature to 1880
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Spanish
3356 Survey of Latin American Literature from 1880 to the Present
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Spanish
4375 Contemporary Spanish-American Theater
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Spanish
4376 The Spanish-American Novel
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Spanish
4378 Latin American Poetry
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Spanish
4388 Topics in Hispanic Language and Literature
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At least six semester hours of history:
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History
3353 Colonial Latin America
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History
3355 Modern Latin America
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At least six semester hours from social sciences and humanities:
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Anthropology
3340 Societies and Cultures of Mexico and Central America
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Anthropology
3351 Ancient Civilizations of Mesoamerica
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Anthropology
4680 Field School in Anthropology
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Economics
4332 Economic Problems of Latin America
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Environmental Studies
4310 World Food Problems
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Environmental Studies
4350 Urbanization and Development
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History
4350 History of Women in Latin America
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History
4357 Inter-American Relations
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Philosophy
4331 Latin American Philosophy
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Political Science
4304 Government and Politics of Latin America
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Political Science
4314 Government and Politics of Mexico
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Religion
2345 The Christian Church in Latin America
REQUIRED COURSES IN OTHER FIELDS:
A. Spanish
1403, or
1401, and
1402,
2310 and
2320. B. Although not required, students are encouraged to take
Portuguese
1401,
1402,
2301, and
2302.
REQUIREMENTS FOR A MINOR IN LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES:
Eighteen semester hours including the following:
A. Latin American
Studies
2301,
3390,
4350, and
4390 B. Spanish
3311 C. Three semester hours from History
3353 or
3355, Anthropology
3351, or Political Science
4304.
M.A. AND Ph.D.
The graduate
program in Latin American Studies is offered as a minor in the M.A. and
Ph.D. programs. The prerequisites for graduate study are competence in
Spanish or Portuguese, fifteen hours of graduate work in Latin American
Studies content courses and acceptance in to the graduate program in a field
for which the Latin American area is an appropriate minor.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Dr. Lizbeth Souza-Fuertes Director Latin American Studies Program
Baylor University One Bear Place 97206 Waco, Texas 76798-7206
or by e-mail at Lilly_Fuertes@baylor.edu
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