Chicano/ Latino Studies Concentration
Gain an understanding of the Chicano/Latino community's important historical, cultural, social, and political contributions and issues. Dramatically underserved by social institutions, including higher education, the Chicano/Latino community is the largest ethnic group in the region. This interdisciplinary concentration provides a well-rounded introduction to this dynamic and growing community.
You can develop your cultural competence with the knowledge you can gain from this concentration. Paired with your own multicultural heritage, the program can help you support multiculturalism and diversity in your chosen profession. Through a signature capstone course in Advanced Multicultural Relations, you’ll gain a deep understanding of a range of cultures so that you can be successful in diverse environments.
The curriculum is designed to help you prepare for careers in:
- Diversity training
- Social Work
- Community organizing
- Policymaking
- Public affairs
- Nonprofit agencies
- Civil rights advocacy
Curriculum Summary
General Plan
General Education Courses 49
units
- Lower Division 40 units
- Upper Division 9 units
Liberal Studies Courses 77
units
- Lower Division 22 units
- Upper Division 31 units
- Concentration 24 units
Total 126 units
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (General Option) General Education Courses
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies (General Option) Major Courses
