Required 6 hours selected from TWO different departments:
- ANTH 3140 Latinos in the U.S.
- ANTH 3220 Mayan Culture
- ANTH 4300 Migrants and Refugees
- ENGL 4250 Latinx Literature
- HIST 3150 History & Cultural Devevelopment of Mexican-American Community
- PSCI 3101 Latino Politics
- PSCI 3102 U.S. Immigration Policy
- PSCI 3103 U.S Immigration Politics
- SPAN 3140 Mexican Civilization
- THEA 4370 Contemporary Chicana/o Theater
Select 9 hours from at least two different departments in the following:
- ANTH 2070 or SOCI 2070 - Introduction to Race and Ethnic Relations
- ANTH 3140 Latinos in the U.S
- ANTH 3210 Meso America
- ANTH 3220 Mayan Culture
- ANTH 4300 Migrants and Refugees
- COMM 4640 Latin@ Rhetorics
- ECON 3150 Economics of Discrimination
- ENGL 3912 Topic in American Literature (when taught as "Freedom and Identity in Mexican American Literature")
- ENGL 4250 Latinx Literature
- ENGL 4255 Mexican American Non-Fiction and Criticism
- HIST 3150 History & Cultural Development of the Mexican-American Community
- HIST 4150 Mexican Immigration and the Chicano Community
- HIST 4155 Mexican American Autobiography
- HIST 4160 Chicano Political History: 19th and 20th Century
- HIST 4170 History of Tejanos/as
- HIST 4171 Latin America: The Colonial Experience, 1492-1821
- HIST 4172 Modern Latin America: 1810-Present
- HIST 4180 Colonial Mexico and Spanish Southwest
- HIST 4190 Mexico, 1810-Present
- HIST 4263 Revolutions in Twentieth-Century Latin America
- MUET 3080 Studies in Latin American Music (when taught as "Mexican Musical Life Across Border")
- PSCI 3101 Latino Politics
- PSCI 3102 U.S. Immigration Policy
- PSCI 3103 U.S. Immigration Politics
- PSCI 3104 Race and Ethnic Politics
- PSCI 3105 Political Economy of Race, Gender and Immigration
- PSCI 3611 Politics of Central America and the Caribbean
- PSCI 3701 Politics of Mexico
- PSCI 3702 Latin American Politics
- PSCI 3703 Security in Latin America
- PSCI 3704 U.S.-Latin American Relations
- SOCI 4540 Race and Ethnic Minorities
- SOCI 4580 Immigration and Race in Contemporary U.S.
- SPAN 3130 Topics in Latin American Culture
- SPAN 3140 Mexican Civilization
- SPAN 3180 Latin American Culture Through Film
- SPAN 4010 Aspects of Contemporary Mexican Culture
- SPAN 4385 Hispanic Culture in the United States
- THEA 4370 Contemporary Chicana/o Theater
*And other courses as approved by the advisor.
For more information, please contact Dr. Valerie Martinez-Ebers, LMAS Director at valmartinez@unt.edu.