The program requirements of the collaborative MA program in Latin American and Caribbean
Studies (LACS) are designed to ensure that graduate students can learn and advance their thinking among faculty and peers that share their interest in the region.
Students will not only be reading seminal works important to the field, but they will also have opportunities to work on their research proposals and present their ideas to others in LACS community.
Click the links below to view the degree requirements for the Collaborative LACS MA programs:
- M.A. Anthropology with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. Geography with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. History with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. International Affairs with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. Political Economy with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. Political Science with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. Sociology with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- M.A. Women’s and Gender Studies with Specialization in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Click here to find the Latin American and Caribbean Studies graduate courses as they are listed in the Graduate Calendar.