Latin American Studies Courses

Key to Course Descriptions.

For Distribution Requirement purposes, LAS courses are classified in different categories; check individual course descriptions.

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LAS200Y1
Latin America: History, Civilization and Culture [48L, 24P]

An introductory course that studies the development of societies in the Latin American region from its pre-Columbian past to its heterogeneous present. Cultural, geographical, historical, literary, political and social topics will be examined combining traditional historical narratives and supporting documents with art, cinema, music and other texts from popular culture and mass media. This course is open to students in at least their second year of undergraduate study. It provides both a broad foundation, and an invitation to delve deeper in further courses and in different disciplinary concentrations.

Exclusion: IAS200Y1
This is a Humanities or Social Science course.


LAS300H1
Topics in the Social Sciences [24S]

Please see LAS@UofT web site for more details on this course.
Prerequisite: IAS200Y1/LAS200Y1
This is a Social Science Course


LAS301H1
Topics in the Humanities [24S]

Please see LAS@UofT web site for more details on this course.
Prerequisite: IAS200Y1/LAS200Y1
This is a Humanities course.


LAS302H1
Topics in Latin American Studies (The Hispanic Caribbean) [24S]

Note: please see LAS@UofT web site for more details on this course.


LAS400H1
Topics in Latin American Studies [TBA]

Note: please see LAS@UofT web site for more details on this course.


LAS410H1
Independent Studies

Note: please see LAS@UofT web site for more details on this course.
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