The Latinx Studies (B.A.) at the University of Oklahoma offers you a deep dive into the rich and complex histories, cultures, and societies of Latinx peoples. This interdisciplinary program is ideal for students passionate about understanding the literature, politics, and social dynamics that shape Latinx communities, both in the United States and globally. You will explore critical topics such as U.S. History, Colonial Hispanic American History, and contemporary Latin American politics, developing a nuanced perspective on identity, migration, and cultural expression. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation for further academic inquiry or a career focused on social justice and cultural understanding.
As a full-time, on-campus student, you will engage in a comprehensive four-year curriculum designed to build your expertise progressively. Your studies will include foundational courses in Spanish language and U.S. government, alongside in-depth explorations of literary and cultural analysis, and modern Latin American history. The program culminates in a significant community project, research opportunity, or study abroad experience during your senior year, allowing you to apply your knowledge in a real-world context. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree, prepared for diverse career paths in education, public service, non-profit organizations, and graduate studies.