M.A. in Latin American Studies requires course work with a Latin American content or with subject matter that is closely related to the area. Candidates for the M.A. choose a thesis (24 semester hours plus thesis) or non-thesis (33 hours) option. Each option includes Latin American Studies 5901 (an interdisciplinary seminar which focuses on research methodologies and the use of reference materials for Latin Americanists). Master s degree candidates are expected to demonstrate language competence in Spanish, Portuguese, or an indigenous Latin American language. This means advanced proficiency in one of the three languages and intermediate proficiency in another. All students accepted into the program receive a fellowship that includes a stipend and health insurance.
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