Ma and phd in chicana and chicano studies in history and narratives in University of california santa barbara

This subfield focuses on a wide variety of critical approaches, perspectives, and methods on the writing and construction of Chicana and Chicano history, for its origins to the present. It addresses how historians have themselves conceptualized Chicana and Chicano historiography, including the pivotal influence of the Chicano Movement from the writing of historical narratives. Exploring historicity, narrativity, and the historical imagination, the subfield investigates how history-writing and historical research in Chicana and Chicano communities have engaged new subjectivities, bodies, and voices, informed by a new generation of scholars in Chicana Studies, LGBT/Queer Studies, Literary Studies, and Urban Studies that incorporate new approaches and sources alongside traditional tools.

University online application,Official transcripts, Three letters of recommendation, Statement of purpose, Resume or CV, Test scores: GRE, GMAT, MAT, IELTS, TOEFL, Statement of Personal Achievements/Contributions, Financial information, Writing Sample

Public policy, Social service, Political work, Education, Historic preservation, Art conservation, Governmental work, Urban planning/development,Community leadership, Business Management.

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