Africana Studies

• 0210 – Blacks in Latin American History and Society

American Studies

• 1610N – Citizenship, Race, and National Belonging in the Americas
• 1610U – Introduction to Latino Studies
• 1610V – Introduction to Latino Studies II: Culture and Identity
• 1610W - Latino Immigration in the 20th Century
• 1610X - Latino Popular Music and Culture
• 1610Y - Latinos and Film
• 1611F- Race, Gender, and Community in Latina Autobiography
• 1900I - Latina/o Cultural Theory
• 1900J - Race, Immigration and Citizenship
• 1900W - Latina Literature: The Shifting Boundaries of Identity
• 1900X - Latina/o Religions: Encounters of Contestations and Transformations
• 1900Y - Latino New York
• 1900Z - Latinos and Film
• 1901A - Latinos in Black and White: Race, Ethnicity and Identity in the Americas
• 1901L - Reading Latina/o History through Fiction
• 1902E - The Second Americans: Narratives and Images of Hispanics in the U.S. 1513-1945
• 1902J - Topics in Latino Studies: Racial Ideologies, National Belonging, and Citizenship in the Americas
• 1902N - Uncovering the Story of Latina/o Identity: Movement, Space and Culture
• 1902O - Urban Borderlands
• 1902Q - Chicano Studies Seminar
• 1903B - Alien-nation: Latina/o Im/migration in Comparative Perspective

Anthropology

• 0520 – Classic Mayan Civilization*
• 066N – Peoples and Cultures of Greater Mexico (FYS)*
• 1119 – Andean Anthropology
• 1120 – Peoples and the  Cultures of the Americas
• 1420 – Ethnicity, Race, and Gender in the Americas
• 1630 – The City, the Maroon and the Mass Grave
• 1640 – Maize Gods and Feathered Serpents: Mexico and Central America in Antiquity
• 1650 – Ancient Maya Writing

Comparative Literature

• 0510F – Che Guevara, the Man and the Myths
• 0610E – Crisis and Identity in Mexico, 1519-1968
• 0710F – Latin America: The French Connection
• 0710H – Mexican lettres, 1519-1968
• 0710I – New Worlds: Reading Spaces and Places in Colonial Latin America
• 0810J – The Colonial and Postcolonial Marvelous
• 1420F – Fantastic and Existentialist Literatures of Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil
• 1420U – The South: Literatures of the U.S. South and South America
• 1421F – Esthers of the Diaspora: Female Jewish Voices from Latin America
• 1810O – Latin American Literature in Dialogue with France

Ethnic Studies

• 0270 – Introduction to U.S. Latinas/os History
• 0512 – Introduction to Latina/o Cultural Studies*
• 0790A – Latina/o Literature
• 1870B – Latina/o Communities Seminar
• 1870D – Chicana/o Fiction
• 1870E – Queer Latina/o Literature and Theory
• 1890A – Seminar on Latino Politics in the United States*
• 1890Q – The Hispanic Caribbean and its Diasporas*
• 1890R – Latina Feminisms*
• 1892 – Race, Class and Gender in Latino Communities
• 1900C – Contemporary Latino/a Education in the United States
• 1900D – Latino Communities Seminar

 History of Art and Architecture

• 0150 – Visual Culture of the Hispanic World, 1500-1800
• 0160 – Philip II of Spain: Society, Politics and the Arts
• 1150 – Topics in Hispanic Art and Architecture
• 1150A – Race, Religion, and Identity in the Arts of Spain and the Americas
• 1150C – Velazque
• 1150D – El Greco and the Golden Age of Spanish Painting
• 1650C – Visual Culture and the Production of Identity in the Atlantic World, 1700-1815

History

• 0970E – Gender and Sexuality in Latin America: From Colonial Times to the Present
• 0970N – Worlds in Collision: Colonial Encounters and the Creation of Latin America
• 1270 – History of the Book in Latin America
• 1320 – Colonial Cuba: Slavery and Modernity in the Spanish Caribbean
• 1610 – Mexico, 1700-1867
• 1620 – Colonial Latin America
• 1630 – Modern Latin America I*
• 1640 – Clash of Empires in Latin America
• 1650 – Modern Latin America II
• 1660 – The Mexican Revolution
• 1950D – The Golden Age of Iberia, 1450-1700
• 1970D – After the Revolution: Mexico since 1920
• 1970V – Race and Ethnicity in Colonial and Post-Colonial Latin America
• 1970Z – Cuban Revolutions: Nineteenth through Twenty-First Century
• 1971E – The Inca Garcilaso de la Vega
• 1971O – Iberia from the Golden Age to the Enlightenment
• 1972Y – Rise and Fall of the Aztecs: Nahuas in Fifteenth- and Sixteenth-Century Mexico
• 1973K – The Age of Rebellion: Mexico and the Andes, 1750-1850
• 1973X – The Maya in the Modern World
• 1974A – Modern Mexico*
• 1976T – History of the Andes from the Inca Empire to Evo Morales*
• 1976V – Modern Cuba
• 1977C – The Visual Culture of Empire: Art, Urbanism and Mapping in the Iberian World, 1450-1800
• 1977K – U.S. Mexico Border

International Relations

• 1450 – Political Economy of the Environment in Latin America

Latin American Studies

• 1510C – Democracy and the (Un)rule of Law in Latin America: Two Decades after Transitions
• 1510D – Popular Music and Social Change in Latin America
• 1510E – Race, Music and Literature in the Spanish Caribbean
• 1510G – Literature and Popular Culture in Latin America
• 1510I – Urban Latin America
• 1510K – Human Rights in Twenty-First Century Latin America
• 1510M – New Latin American Populisms in Comparative Perspective: Bolivia, Argentina, Venezuela & Ecuador*

Literary Arts

• 1150H – Latin-American Poetry Live!
• 1230K – Latin American Death Trip

Political Science

• 1285 – Democracy, Citizenship and Accountability in Latin America*

Sociology

• 1310 – Social Change in Latin America
• 1870O – Ethnic Entrepreneurship
• 1871A – Sociological Perspectives on Mexico-United States Migration

Theater Arts and Performance Studies

• 1280V – Theatre and Conquest in the Americas, from Cortes to NAFTA
• 1281R – mujeres ARRIBA! Feminist Playwrights in Spanish Theater
• 1670 –  Latino/a Theatre and Performance