The Latin American Studies minor is designed to internationalize a number of existing majors by introducing students to the history, culture, politics and economics of Latin America and the Caribbean from an interdisciplinary perspective. The minor in Latin American studies will help students prepare for careers in government, business, academia and NGOs, as well as for graduate school in multiple disciplines.

Students who pursue the minor in Latin American studies must complete 24 credit hours of courses chosen from a list of approved electives across a number of fields and departments. See the UTampa online catalog for a detailed list of approved courses, including foreign language requirements and study abroad opportunities.

Contact Information:

Denis Rey
Associate Professor of Political Science
Plant Hall, 311-A
phones: (813) 257-1729
Email: denis.rey@bakerstreetpublishing.com

James López
Professor of Spanish
Plant Hall, 332
phones: (813) 257-1730
Email: james.lopez@bakerstreetpublishing.com