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Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

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Important reminders:

The Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies offers interdisciplinary programs that provide for the varied interests of students and prepare them for careers in research, teaching, or management in public, private, or nonprofit sectors.

Students may choose from more than 30 College of Arts and Sciences' course offerings every academic year, in disciplines such as anthropology, folklore, geography, history, literature, and political science. The Schools of Business, Education, Journalism, Library and Information Science (SLIS), Music, and Public and Environmental Affairs (SPEA) also have courses on the region. CLACS offers several core interdisciplinary courses in Latin American and Caribbean Studies, and sponsors semester-long seminars that allow faculty and graduate students to discuss their research.

Students also benefit from strong language programs at Indiana University. The Department of Spanish and Portuguese offers numerous language acquisition courses for undergraduate and graduate students. The Creole Institute coordinates regular courses on Haitian Creole. And CLACS sponsors courses on Nahuatl and Yucatec Maya, both Mexican indigenous languages, and Quechua, an indigenous language of the Andes.

There are also opportunities for study, research, and training in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Office of Overseas Studies offers annual study abroad programs in Mexico, Chile, and Peru, among other countries, for undergraduate students. CLACS coordinates internships in the region for graduate students.

The links below lead to the Latin American and Caribbean studies courses offered by CLACS and to the numerous cross-listed courses on Latin America and the Caribbean offered by the various departments and schools throughout IU. Graduate students may enroll in courses at the 300 and 400 level only if the course appears in the Graduate School Bulletin and will be required to complete additional coursework requirements. While it is the responsibility of students to make certain that they have fulfilled all the requirements of their degree, they must first seek approval from the director of CLACS before undertaking courses.


Courses:

(These course lists are subject to change)

Fall 2013

Undergraduate Courses
Graduate Courses

Spring 2013

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Graduate Courses

Fall 2012

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Graduate Courses

Spring 2012

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Fall 2011

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Spring 2011

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Fall 2010

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Spring 2010

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Fall 2009

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Spring 2009

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Fall 2008

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Spring 2008

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Fall 2007

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Graduate Courses

Graduate Studies at CLACS
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