Latin American Studies Courses Available for Spring 2024

Spring 2024 registration is open! Find all LAST courses and how to register here.

Latin American Studies prepares students for a job market that increasingly demands keen global sensibilities and the ability to work between cultures. Introducing diverse methodological and theoretical approaches to the study of Latin America, while providing a core interdisciplinary foundation in the humanities and social sciences, Latin American Studies prepares students to engage a broad spectrum of local and global phenomena with intellectual rigor and flexibility. Students may choose courses from twenty cooperating departments, taught by some seventy affiliated faculty specializing in the region. Interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives on the region offer students a depth of knowledge of hemispheric relations and build area expertise. The curriculum approaches Latin America as both a local and foreign culture, illuminating critical transnational issues such as immigration, climate change, cultural flows, security, and economic development that transcend the boundaries of the region.

Latin American Studies Major. Requires a minimum of 30 credit hours in 10 Latin American content courses.

Latin American Studies Minor. Requires a minimum of 15 credit hours in 5 courses.

To see all available courses for Latin American Studies Major and Minor and register, visit the Class Schedule and type “LAST” in the Course field. 

 

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES COURSES - SPRING 2024

AFRS - 3400 Black Cities: Rio de Janeiro

ANTH - 2360 Ancient Trade & Commerce

ANTH - 3090 Maya Hieroglyphs

ANT - 3240 | ANTH - 7240 Anct Civilizations of Mesoamer

ANTH - 3435 | ANTH - 6435 Disasters and Past Societies

ANTH - 3735 Bioarcheology of Human Sacrifice

ANTH - 3750 Bones, Bodies and Disease

ANTH - 6092 Mesoamerican Women

ANTH - 6700 Spoken Nahuatl

ANTH - 6810 Int Mayan Hieroglyphics

APMS - 2185 Brazilian Jazz Combo

ARHS - 3760 Modern Arts Latin America

ARHS - 3910 Collecting Indigenous Amer Art

ARHS - 6430 Jesuits and the Globe

ARHS - 6811 Colonialisms

COMM - 4190 Intro to Latin American Film

COMM - 4553 Brazilian TV & Culture

DANC - 1920 Brazilian Dance

DANC - 3240 US/Caribe Social Dance

EBIO - 2110 Tropical Biology

ECON - 4660 | ECON - 6660 Sem on Lat Am Countries

ENLS - 7740-01 Latinx Debt and Colonialism

GESS - 4931 Latin Amer & Latinx Femininisms

HACR - 1020 Elementary Haitian Creole II

HACR - 2810 Haitian Culture and Society

HISB - 4250 Slave Ships & Capitalism

HISL - 2820 Modern Brazil

HISL - 2822 Latin A. Enviro History

HISL - 2911 Indigenous Resistance in Colonial Latin America

HISL - 6780 Caribbean History: Major Themes

HISU - 2640 US Foreign Relations Since WWII

INBS - 7100 Healthcare in Cent America

ISIB - 6010 Approaches to Global Dilemmas

LAST - 1010 Intro to Latin American Studies

LAST - 3000 Violence and Resistance in Latin America

LAST - 3010 Approaches Latinx

LAST - 4950 Model OAS

LAST - 7720 Pedagogy & Profession

LING - 3820 Spanish Pragmatics

MUSC - 1080 Music of the Mex-US Border

POLC - 3013 Environmental Conflicts

POLC-3350 Politics of Latin America

POLC - 4390 Poverty & Development

POLC - 6951 Violence in Latin America

POLC - 4600 Latin Am Intl Relations

POLC - 4620 Global Environment Politics

POLC - 6350 Social, Protest, Policy Change

POLC - 7951 Great Books in Comp. Politics

PORT - 2030 Intermediate Portuguese

PORT - 4160 | PORT - 6160 Afro-Brazilians

PSDV - 4561 Intl Dev Theories & Strategies

SOCI - 6013 Lat. Amer. Socialist Exp.

SOCI - 6650 Sustainable Development in Latin America

SPAN - 3130 Intro to Lat Am Cultures

SPAN - 3270 Span & Lat Amer Lit & Cultures

SPAN - 3280 Spanish & Lat Amer Lit & Film

SPAN - 4060 Pre-20th Century Reading

SPAN - 4110 Modern Span Amer Lit

SPAN - 4140 Intro Colonial Letters

SPAN - 4180 Latinx Amer Mig. And Diasporas

SPAN - 6200 Trends Rec Spn Am Novel

SPAN - 6850 Short Novel in Latin America

 

 

You can reach out to rtsclas@tulane.edu if you have any questions on course scheduling.