Latin American Studies
An integrated global economy, along with the rapidly changing demographics of the U.S. domestic market, make expertise in Latin American studies an asset to students in numerous fields.
Latin American Studies
With a degree in Latin American Studies, graduates can explore diverse career paths across various industries such as business, diplomacy, education and health care. Building on the unique interdisciplinary structure of the Bass School of Arts, Humanities, & Technology, the program has an integrated curriculum that connects literary, historical, cultural, and visual studies.
Career Paths with a Degree in Latin American Studies
Attorney, community affairs specialist, conflict resolution specialist, consultant, consumer advocate, curator, editor, government service, immigration officer, interpreter, journalist, market research specialist, media relations, museum director, politician, political affairs officer, public administration, professor, research assistant, social worker, tour guide, translator, travel agent, writer
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Latin American Studies Faculty
Classes
To obtain specific information about classes each semester at The University of Texas at Dallas, visit the UT Dallas Coursebook. For more general information, visit the UT Dallas Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog.
Contact Information
Dr. Charles Hatfield
Associate Professor and Program Head
Phone: 972-883-2780
Email: charles.hatfield@utdallas.edu
Office: JO 5.516
Bass School of Arts, Humanities, and Technology
The University of Texas at Dallas, JO31
800 W. Campbell Road
Richardson, TX 75080-3021
Phone: 972-883-2759 or 972-883-2980