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Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies (LAS) Minor

The Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies (LACLAS) minor gives students the opportunity to undertake the comparative study of the political, economic, cultural, artistic, and performing traditions and contemporary realities of Latin American, Caribbean, and Latina/o/e/x communities through a flexible structure and a wide variety of course options.

The skills and knowledge students gain are valued by employers across sectors such as foreign policy, international relations, public administration, education, healthcare, information services, communications, and commerce.

Course Pathway for a prospective minor

A Flexible Structure That Adapts

and Responds to Your Needs and Interests

Visit the Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Studies' webpage to learn more about the minor.

BROAD PERSPECTIVES ON鈥↙ATINA/O/E/X STUDIES (4 CR)	BROAD PERSPECTIVES ON LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES (3-4 CR)	BREADTH AND SPECIALIZATION ELECTIVES (10-11 CR)鈥�
LA 201 Intro to Latina/o/e/x Studies	Select one of the following: AH 109 Visual Cultures of the Americas EC 282 Economics of Latin America HI 111 Latin American History: An Introduction WLS 212 Spanish-American Literature and Culture	Select three to four courses. At least two 300-level courses. View Courses

Latin American, Caribbean, and LatinX Studies site