Ma and phd in chicana and chicano studies in social processes in University of california santa barbara

The social processes subfield applies social scientific approaches and various social and cultural theories to the study of empirical factors that impact Chicana and Chicano lives, including law, public policy, economic practices, and informal norms and discourses. Disciplinary approaches from various social sciences are studies alongside interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches and diverse theoretical frameworks including Marxism, poststructuralism, and other constructivisms, as well as Queer and feminist theories. Emphasis is given to interrelating the three subfields by highlighting how social processes can shape both historical outcomes and cultural forms, and vice-versa.

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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