Latin American, Latinx and Caribbean Studies Minor

Latin American, Latinx and Caribbean studies is an interdisciplinary minor encompassing anthropology, communications, economics, geography, history, linguistics, political science and Spanish. Knowledge of Latin America is especially valuable for students who plan to work in education, international organizations, government, social services, and business or for graduate studies related to Latin America.

For more information on the Latin American, Latinx and Caribbean studies minor (LALACS) contact Lori Hopkins.

Students can complete the minor by selecting any five courses (20 credits) representing at least three disciplines.

Enrollment in these five courses must follow the guidelines below to count for the minor:

1. At least three courses must be taken in residence.
2. All coursework required for the minor must be completed with a grade of C or better.
3. Courses for the minor may not be taken pass/fail.

Academic study in Latin America is strongly recommended: Speak with faculty to help you find the study abroad program that best fits your interests. UNH and its affiliates offer several short- and long-term programs throughout Latin America.

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An equivalent course as approved by a LALACS advisor can replace HIST 532 Modern Latin America.

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Minimum of high-intermediate level proficiency in Spanish. Equivalent courses or equivalent testing may be counted here.

Elective Course List

Students should consult with an advisor or the course instructor to ensure that the majority of this coursework concentrates on Latin America.