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The Department of Chicana and Chicano Studies is committed to the interdisciplinary study of Chicana and Chicano experiences, perspectives, and thought. The graduate program centers several teaching and research specializations that include create cultural expressions, communication, language and culture, community-based studies, Chicano/Latino public policy, transnational and hemispheric migration studies, and internationalism of race, gender and sexuality.

Requirements

The M.A. in Chicana and Chicano Studies is offered under Plan I (thesis), Plan II (non-thesis), and Plan III (coursework only) options, according to regulations set forth in the Graduate Program section of this Catalog.

Plan I: completion of a minimum of 27 credit hours of coursework and at least 6 credit hours of thesis.
Plan II: completion of a minimum of 33 credit hours of coursework, culminating in a comprehensive examination.
Plan III: completion of a minimum of 33 credit hours of coursework.

All students in the program must take the following courses:

CCS 551: Cultural Expressions in Chicana and Chicano Studies
CCS 552: Research Methods and Data Analysis
CCS 580: New Approaches in Chicana and Chicano Studies
CCS 590: Advanced Seminar in Chicana and Chicano Studies

Students must also take at least three other Chicana and Chicano Studies seminars and two elective courses from other academic units during the completion of M.A. coursework. An additional 6 credit hours are required for thesis, exam, or final project work.