Requirements
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Twelve hours of courses in Latin American affairs, approved by the advisor. Nine of the twelve hours must be at the 3000-level or above.
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At least two courses must be taken from INTA.
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All courses must be taken on a letter-grade basis, and a grade of C or better must be received in each course.
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Students majoring in INTA may not count courses towards the certificate that are required for their majors by name and number or for other INTA certificates.
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No more than six credits of special topics (4803) and three credits of special problems (4903) may be used towards the certificate.
Courses that qualify for the certificate:
- INTA 2050 – Introduction to Global Development
- INTA 2241 – Government, Politics and Society of Latin America
- INTA 2801-03 – Special Topics with Approval (e.g. Cuban Politics)
- INTA 3020 - Contemporary Mexico
- INTA 3241 - Latin American Politics
- INTA 3242 – Soccer and Global Politics
- INTA 3243 – US-Latin American Relations
- INTA 3303 - Political Economy of Development
- INTA 4040 - Environmental Politics
- INTA 4240 - Argentine Politics, History, and Culture
- INTA 4241 - Third World Democratization
- INTA 4340 - Latin American Regional Economic and Political Integration
- INTA 4801 -Cuba at the Crossroads: Politics, Society, and Economics
- INTA 4801-03 - Special Topics with Approval (e.g. Latin American Political Economy)
- INTA 4813A - La actualidad latinoamericana: temas y perspectivas
- INTA 4813B - Revoluciones y revolucionarios de Mexico
- ECON 4411 - Economic Development
- HTS 3064 - Sociology of Development
- SPAN 3235 – Latin America Today