Upcoming Events
- 04-24-2013: A Bilingual poetry reading followed by discussion, 527 Classroom South
- 03-05-2013: SACRED MOUNTAINS OF THE AMERICAS, Dr. MarÍa Constanza Ceruti - Troy Moore Library
- 02-21-2013: From Cooperative Work to Work Cooperatives: Gender, Family, and Labor in the Fair Trade System, Dr. Molly Doane - Troy Moore Library Room 939 of the General Classroom Building
- 11-02-2012: Favelas at the Vanguard: Rethinking Our Assumptions In Sustainable Development, Rialto Center Lobby 4-6pm
- 09-21-2012: Indian Identities In Colonial Latin America Symposium, Troy Moore Library
News from the Center
- Jennifer McCoy was quoted in an article about the challenges Venezuela's Acting President, Nicolas Maduro will face
- Prof. Henry Carey travels to Haiti with CLALS-sponsored research grant.
- John Quiñones to speak at Georgia State University
- Prof. Melanie Davenport creates animated shorts illustrating stories of the Wixarika youth in their own language
- Legal/Legislative Context for Proposed Legislation Prohibiting The USG from Admiting or Enrolling Undocumented Students
- Spring 2012: Portuguese 2002-Culture, History, Language... of Brazil
- Spring 2012: Span 8603-Women's Filmmaking in Latin America and Spain
- Coming PAG/ISG deadline
Welcome to clals
Welcome to Georgia State University's Center for Latin American and Latino/a Studies, an interdisciplinary teaching, research, and community service program for the Latin American and Latino communities in Georgia. Our certificate program provides critical education and training for both academic and professional careers.
CLALS offers students extensive knowledge of Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as their corresponding communities within the United States, through a combination of academic study, personalized training, and research abroad. Additionally, it provides a forum for dialogue among faculty, students, and the general population of the Atlanta metro region. Our program embraces a variety of fields and it is committed to historically informed and interdisciplinary approaches that promote a more thorough understanding of differences within Latin America and beyond its borders in a global context.
Please contact us if you would like more information. We will enjoy introducing you to our staff, arranging a tour around campus, and discussing with you how Latin American Studies at Georgia State University can be part of your future.
The following information pertains to the certificate program for the Center for Latin American and Latino/a Studies at Georgia State University.
Latin American Studies
05.0107 25-1062.00
Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary
Program Costs*
Graduate Tuition per credit hour: In-State $320.00; Out-of-State $1200.00
Undergraduate Tuition per credit hour: In-State $242.74; Out-of-State $849.74
Mandatory Student Fees per term: $1064.00
Books and Supplies per term: $500.00
Room and Board per term: $4613.00
*All figures are estimates only and subject to change without notice.